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Humanitarian Requirements for 2009 [Feb 2, 2009]
This document reflects the 2010 emergency requirement for 5.2 million beneficiaries The total net emergency food requirement from January to December 2010 and non-food needs for the first six months amounts to USD 286.4 million.The net food requirement, including TSF needs, stands at 290,271 MT, estimated to cost around USD 231.3 million. In addition a total of USD55.1 million is required to respond to non-food needs of identified beneficiaries in the health and nutrition, water and sanitation and agriculture and education sectors. .More...

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Fortnight bulletin

Fortnight Bulletin, May, 2009 more ...
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Bulletin No. 29 Tahisas Amharic

Appeal
rm3 Humanitarian Requirements Document January-2010
rm3 Food Supply Prospect - 2009
rm3 Revised Humanitarian Requirements Oct-2008
rm3 Revised Humanitarian Requirement June-2008
rm2Humanitarian Requirements for 2008
rm3 2007 Humanitarian Appeal for Ethiopia

rm4 Joint Government and Humanitarian Partners Flash Appeal for the 2006 Flood Disaster in Ethiopia read more More

News
2010 Humanitarian Requirement Document - lounched . (Feb 2,2010)
Alert on the raining pattern of the rainy season and flood vulnerable areas. (Amharic Version)
Government and Humanitarian Partners Agreed to Implement Cluster Approach to Respond to Emergencies
Around 30 million birr pledged in favor of flood victims
Digital Library
EWS
EWS Flood Risk Alert Report in 2007 issued on July 2007 more ...
Dekadal Rainfall Graph for Belg 2008 Rainy Season of Ethopia
Pledges and Deliveries  
Stock status by location, as at March 19, 2008
Loan provision and repayment from January 01/2008 up to March 19, 2008
Stock Status MT (as at March 19, 2008)  
Contribution Tracking  
Maps


In the month of August 2007, heavy rains accompanied by thunder and hailstorms are the

most commonly occurring weather phenomena over Kiremt rain-benefiting areas of Ethiopia.more...
DPPC VAM-SIE web site
Livelihoods
Livelihoods analysis gives the DPPA and its partners an improved understanding of the livelihoods and coping strategies of populations
vulnerable to hazards and also the effects of different types of Hazard on people’s livelihoods and food security.More
NDPPF
Funds Avaialbe for loan
USD 13,269,455
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Acknowledgement  
On behalf of the DPPA and the people of Ethiopia I wish to sincerely thank the donors, the UN system, NGOs and the general public for all the contributions made in support of our efforts to address the needs of our fellow citizens affected by natural and manmade disasters for over three decades now. more...
ENCU
Latest Emergency Nutrition Quarterly Bulletin First Quarter, 2009. more...
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