Z_Early Recovery and Rehabilitation Support to Vulnarable

Early Recovery and Rehabilitation Support to Vulnarable Families Affected by Cyclone Aila

Objectives

Devastation of Cyclone AILA was several times more compared to Cyclone SIDR because of its prolonged water logging and heavy devastation to infrastructures like houses, institutions, embankments, roads etc. including agriculture and livestock sector of the coastal belts of southwest region. Both marginalized as well as poor section of the population suffered the most as all options of livelihood came to standstill in the vulnerable areas and made them dependent on external assistance to overcome their acute food insecurity problem. Safe water sources (ponds and tube-wells were contaminated as well as the sanitation systems were damaged/washed away. People of the affected areas mostly are poor/hardcore poor who earn their daily wage by working in shrimp culture and related processes. Due to cyclone AILA all shrimp farms were washed away/inundated with the consequences of badly affecting the major earning sector of the region.

Specific Objective

To Provide a multi Sectoral Approach in Restoring the Livelihoods of Those Affected by Cyclone Aila

Working Areas and Beneficiaries

Project Intervention