International Aid for Typhoon Yolanda Victims (List of Donations by Country and Organization)

The Philippines suffered one of the world’s worst disaster for the year 2013, rescue workers from around the world rushed to the country to offer their help in rescue and relief operations as well as the rehabilitation of provinces hit by super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan).

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Survivors in various parts of the Visayas have lost their loved ones and everything they own. Some families have no food, clean water, medicine or shelter. International aid agencies and various countries around the world are rushing in supplies and personnel.

Foreign governments and international aid agencies announced a major relief effort to help victims of the Philippine typhoon. Below are the list of the partial pledges given to the Philippine Government.

Based upon the records of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) a total of 36 foreign government, agencies and organizations pledged their donations to the Philippines. DFA spokesman Raul Hernandes said that the total cash donations have reached P3.8 billion (US89 million) as of Wednesday, November 13, 2013.

Haiyan Donations

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UNITED NATIONS$25 million
UNITED STATESInitial $100,000 for water and sanitation; Troops, emergency respondents, transportation and equipment + $20 million , Aircraft carrier and ships for rescue operations. $20 million
BRITAIN10 million pounds’ (roughly $16 million)
AUSTRALIA10 million Australian dollars ($9.4 million) initial & immediate pledge
UNITED NATIONS WORLD FOOD PROGRAM$2 million
UNICEF66 tons of emergency supplies
JAPAN$10 million and 25-member relief team
CANADA$5 million
CHINAInitial $200,000, including $100,000 from the government and another $100,000 from the Chinese Red Cross.
TAIWAN$200,000
ASEAN$500,000 & medical staffs and rescue workers through AHA
AUSTRALIAP1.2 Billion (A$30 million) total donation
BELGIUMmedical and search and rescue personnel
CANADAC$5 million
CHINA$100,000
DENMARKKR 10 million
EUROPEAN UNIONEUR 10 million
GERMANY€500,000 & 23 tons of relief goods
HUNGARYsearch and rescue personnel and rapid response team
INDONESIA$2million, Humanitarian aid
ISRAELteam of medical, trauma and relief professionals
ITALYFundrasing of RAI and Croce Rosa Italiana
JAPAN$10 milion, troops, emergency relief medical team
MALAYSIAmedical and search and rescue teams
THE NETHERLANDSundisclosed financial aid
NEW ZEALANDNZ $2.15 million
NORWAY65 million Norwegian kroner & 70 tonnes of advanced communication equipment
RUSSIArapid response team
SAUDI ARABIA through Prince Talal bin Abdulaziz Al SaudUS$100,000
SINGAPORE$200,000
SPAINin-kind donations
SOUTH KOREA$5 million, rescue workers and medical staff
SWEDENemergency communications equipment
SWITZERLANDHumanitarian aid unit
TAIWAN$200,000
TURKEYmedics, rapid response team, search and rescue personnel
UNITED ARAB EMIRATESDhs 36 million
UNITED KINGDOM$10 million worth of emergency support package, 15 million pounds by National Gov’t., & 23 million pounds from DEC
UNITED NATIONS Children’s Fund$1.3 million worth of supplies
AMERICAN RED CROSSdeployed two people to (–foul word(s) removed–)ist with (–foul word(s) removed–)sments in the Philippines and activated its family tracing services.
WORLD VISION(–foul word(s) removed–)ist 1.2 million people, including food, hygiene kits, emergency shelter and protection.
MERCY CORPSlaunched emergency response efforts to provide food, water, shelter and basic supplies to typhoon survivors.
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERShas 15 members in Cebu City and will send an additional 50 people in the next few days. It also sends 329 tons of medical and relief supplies on three cargo planes
VATICAN$150,000
IRELAND1 Million Euro
VIETNAM$100,000
NBA & NBA Players (–foul word(s) removed–)ociation$250,000

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For the complete list of international donations to the Philippines for Typhoon Yolanda Victims please check the official website of the Philippine national government by clicking here… International Donations by Countries Transparency List

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17 thoughts on “International Aid for Typhoon Yolanda Victims (List of Donations by Country and Organization)”

  1. I saw the SWITZERLAND Humanitarian aid unit group in cebu heading north to see the destruction and probably see what they can do to help.

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  2. Germany triples financial to 1.5 million euro, more is promised…21 manpower rescueteam i.s.a.r and medical supply too….stay strong philippines, we all are with you …can anyone send greets to my beloved wive and 3 girls from sto.nino/calbayof, samar, they live, but no cellfone.inet works

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  3. Has Thailand not donated any money to the typhoon relief effort? If not, shame on Thailand and all Thais. There are thousands of Filipinos in Thailand teaching Thai children English, Maths, Science, etc. which is helping the country to develop; many Thais are generally too lazy and too xenophobic to bother learning English. They are also very prejudice against Filipinos and all foreigners in their country. After donating only a measly $10,000 USD in the aftermath of Typhoon Pablo, it does not surprise me that these sticky SOBs have not donated anything, as of yet, to help in the recovery efforts of Typhoon Yolanda. SHAME ON THAILAND

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    • Do the Philippines have money after the Hurricane?( rhetorical question really but i had to put it there since you made it seem like you really did your research) yes but where? since your so smart in doing your research about Thailand. How about you look into the corrupt government over there that has all the money, Philippines has received over $248 million already and with the death toll of 5,260. How about Thailand tsunami in 2004 that killed a total of 5,395 in that country alone? Guess what Thailand only received $5 Million cause they turned down help cause “Thailand is lazy” right like you? Said, haha think again you idiot do your research before you open your mouth and start disrespecting other countries. Prejudice against all foreigners WHAT!!!! haha How old are you little boy? And where are you coming up with all these accusations? Oh one more thing smart (removed) . Did the Philippines (removed)ist with the 2004 Tsunami? Nope

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  4. Who well be blame for this eregularities the present government of pres pinoy . do not the admen candidate this may election

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  5. kahiyahiya nmn ang gobyerno ng pinas, sino pang sisihin ay di ang gobyerno ng pinas. kaya mga tao di rin nag iniisip ng husto kong sinong nararapat iboto gusto lang ipagbili sng ksnilang boto sa P500. di nila alam kapag nasa pwesto na babawiin din nila ang nagastos sa election ng sobra2, di nila iniisip ang kinabukasan ng kanilang mga anak.. kaya lumala ang corruption sa pilipinas pati na ang krimen..

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