The latest IPC results show that humanitarian action is now making a difference in Gaza. Let’s build on this to ensure no one faces acute food insecurity and malnutrition. That needs a sustained ceasefire, full access, stronger commercial flows, and livelihood recovery.
For Nasreen and so many others in Hunza, choices made far away are creating the floods that threaten her life and livelihood.
We’re helping her community install early warning systems and build defences. But it’s not enough.
We need bolder global leadership on climate.
Visited Pakistan’s National Disaster Management Authority @NDMApk with Chairman Lt. Gen Inam to build our preparations for the climate disasters ahead.
Arrived in Gilgit-Baltistan.
Communities have lived here in the high places for millennia. But rising temperatures are causing flash floods, landslides and avalanches. A landscape and a way of life is threatened.
Excellent to meet Foreign Minister @javierachapma in Panama City to discuss our lifesaving effort in Venezuela and enhancing our preparedness in Panama, including for El Niño.
So many people lost everything in the earthquakes in Venezuela.
UN, NGO and local humanitarians have been there for them, and we will be there for them through the long work ahead.
The Humanitarian Reset in action.
As we transition from earthquake search and rescue to support for survivors, humanitarians are working in a prioritised, coordinated way. At this centre in La Guaira, Venezuela, we’re helping 2000 people through their moment of upheaval.
We know how to stop Ebola. We have a plan and the people to deliver it.
To deliver we need full access and more investment in preparedness.
Any delay will be measured in lives lost.
Coordination sounds boring. But when disaster strikes, it saves lives.
Responding to Venezuela earthquakes over last fortnight demanded watertight alignment of local authorities, states, search and rescue teams, private sector, and NGOs.
This is the stadium where it happens.
My interview with @AJEnglish on the devastation in Venezuela after the earthquakes and our plan for a coordinated, impartial, scaled-up humanitarian response. 👇
Imagine waiting by your ruined home in desperate hope that if rescue teams fall silent it might be because they hear your child.
Is more help coming? There must be only one answer to their question.
My message from Caracas at global Ministerial Conference on earthquakes.
Gracias a la Presidenta Encargada @delcyrodriguezv por nuestra conversación constructiva sobre cómo ampliar la respuesta humanitaria frente a los devastadores terremotos.
Reafirmamos nuestra solidaridad con el pueblo de Venezuela.