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    What lessons can be taken from the humanitarian response to the food crisis in Kenya? UN-IASC release their evaluation http://t.co/iO0YmqiG 10th May

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    Southern Bangladesh severely affected by flooding

    Southern Bangladesh severely affected by flooding

    Disaster Management Bureau (DMB) Summary of Flood Update August 23

    Published on 25 August 2011

    Heavy monsoon rains have affected three basin areas across southern Bangladesh. The Brahmaputra, Ganges and Meghna Basins have rising river levels measuring as much as 85cm above danger levels in Jessore district and 155cm in Netrokona district*. Severe water-logging has affected large land areas and families are being moved into temporary shelters.

    ECB agencies are meeting regularily to plan a joint needs assessment (JNA) and secondary data review in partnership with ACAPS. Additional national staff training and assessment orientation for agency staff will begin shortly, followed by data capture and collection that will inform mid and longer term response programs. The joint assessment will cover Food Security &  Livlihoods, WASH, Nutrition, Protection, Education and Emergencies sectors. ECB agencies will share the secondary data review and JNA results by the 3rd week in September.

    August 23 2011 Summary Flood & Weather Update from the Bangladesh Disaster Management Bureau (DMB).

    * Source: Flood Forecast & Warning Centre, Bangladesh

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    10 May 2012: UN Inter-Agency Standing Group Releases First Draft of Horn of Africa Crisis Real-Time Evaluation

    The UN Inter-Agency Standing Committee releases its Real-Time Evaluation of the response to the food crisis in the Horn of Africa. Read more

    10 May 2012: Horn of Africa consortium: UN discussions in Kenya and new risk assessment tool for Uganda

    The ECB Horn of Africa consortium is busy with two new projects in Kenya and Uganda. Read more

    30 April 2012: ECB Niger Consortium Completes Consortium Engagement Plan (CEP) Revision and Review Workshop

    The ECB Project’s consortium in Niger has held its annual Consortium Engagement Plan revision and review workshop. Read more

    25 April 2012: Accountability and Impact Measurement (AIM) Standing Team Deployments Now Underway in Bolivia and Bangladesh

    The long-planned first deployments of the ECB Project’s AIM Standing Team are now underway. Read more

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