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Statement By Mr. Gustavo Gonzalez UN Resident Coordinator And Humanitarian Coordinator In The Philippines - Vimarsana News

Statement By Mr. Gustavo Gonzalez UN Resident Coordinator And Humanitarian Coordinator In The Philippines

On 16 December 2021, Typhoon Rai, locally known as Odette, swept through 11 of the country’s 17 regions. The typhoon brought with it torrential rains, violent

UN agencies raise ₧2.9 billion for Typhoon 'Odette' victims - Vimarsana News

UN agencies raise ₧2.9 billion for Typhoon 'Odette' victims

International agencies under the United Nations (UN) have raised at least 32 percent or about P2.9 billion of the P8.9 billion target budget requirement for the rollout of various social interventions to Typhoon “Odette” (international code name Rai)-affected Filipinos. The revised Humanitarian needs and Priorities (HNP) for Super Typhoon Rai…

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More support needed for thousands still reeling from Typhoon Rai in the Philippines - Vimarsana News

More support needed for thousands still reeling from Typhoon Rai in the Philippines

More support needed for thousands still reeling from Typhoon Rai in the Philippines

Locsin thanks int'l community for solidarity, 'Odette' aid - Vimarsana News

Locsin thanks int'l community for solidarity, 'Odette' aid

Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. (File photo) MANILA - Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. has extended his gratitude to the international community for its humanitarian aid to help Filipino communities hit by Typhoon Odette recover. The top diplomat said Manila would continue to coordinate with the United Nations and its humanitarian country team to scale up response work in the stricken areas. "The Philippine government will ensure that all our efforts, including those of UN agencies, bilateral and international partners, CSOs (civil society organizations), and the ...