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Minimizing the Impact of Water Disasters : The 2001 Floods in Mozambique - Enrique Munoz Leira

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Portugal was the first country to respond to the Government's appeal with an initial pledge of US$250,000. UN appeal donations were also immediately received through international assistance to OCHA and to cover costs indicated by individual agencies (e.g. German, UNICEF, National Committee, etc.). USAID and DFID (UK) supported assessment, rescue and logistics in general through provision of air assets and boats and the South African Air Force sent in a flying team to take part in rescue and supply missions, funded by the Netherlands. The IFRC and its national counterpart mobilised to provide shelter support and assist with camp management. The UK's Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) prepared up a programme of assistance for Zambezia province of over US$ one million. On the ground DEC agencies, Food for the Hungry International, ACF, International and National Red Cross agencies, World Vision, Oxfam, Goal, the Christian Council of Mozambique, Action Aid, Save the Children and MSF are among the many organisations that provided vital support to response implementation in all flood affected areas.

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