19-014-RO Flooding in Nepal (Fund Not Activated)
The DERF has received an Alertnote regarding the recent flooding in Nepal.
19-013-SP_Internal displacement in Bam province Burkina Faso _Call for RR Applications
A series of violent attacks in early July in Bam province, Centre-Nord region, caused a new wave of displacement. Since mid-July, Bam province, Centre Nord region, has recorded a spike in IDPs seeking safety in the urban areas of Bourzanga Centre and Namssiguima.
Invitation to Launch meetings of new DERF Guidelines
New Funding Guidelines for the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF) coming into effect as of 19. August 2019 will be launched during meetings Monday the 19. August 2019 in Aarhus and Thursday the 22. August 2019 in Copenhagen.
19-012-RO Call for Applications Bangladesh Monsoon Crisis
The DERF has activated a call for applications for humanitarian interventions related to the humanitarian effects of the monsoon affecting huge number of people, including refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh. For more information, please refer to the attached call for applications. The Call closes for applications on 18.08.2019 at 23:59.
CISU is closed for the summer, July 6 - 28 - Submitted Alerts being processed
Dear all DERF users The CISU secretariat is closed for the summer, in the period July 6 - 28. Submitted Alerts to derf@cisu.dk will be processed during this period. Any other inquiries will be handled upon our return to the office July 29th. Best regards, The DERF Team
19-010-RO Crisis Alert on landslide and flooding in Bududa, Uganda (Not Activated)
b.1 Where is the crisis? Describe the areas affected
The area affected is on the road to Bukalasi in the Bududa area. It is located on the Mt Elgon, is
a coffee and banana growing community ( cash crops ) with a high population growth and a high
pressure land, which means cultivation and deforestation on the upper slopes in the valley. Land
slides occur for that reason during the rainy
Invitation to provide comments to update of DERF Funding Guidelines before 22 May 2019 at 12 noon
Dear DERF grant holders and users, This is to hereby invite your organisation to provide final inputs to the current update of the Funding Guidelines of the Danish Emergency Relief Fund (DERF) which has been attached here. We hope you are able to invite your partner organisations to comment as well. The deadline for providing comments is Wednesday 22 May 2019 at 12:00 to DERF@cisu.dk.
ALERT: 19-009-RO Heavy rains and flooding Afghanistan (not activated)
In the past few years were many of the mentioned cities in Afghanistan hit by drought, but surprisingly since the beginning of the spring 2019 has most of the cities been affected by continuously rain.
Afghanistan has been extremely preoccupied with war and therefore you can almost not notice any infrastructure progress - neither in cities nor in the countryside.
Therefore the huge rain and
DERF necessitated to impose restrictive assessments of incoming alerts due to financial constraints.
DERF is experiencing an overwhelming demand for support and has this year already received 9 humanitarian alerts leading to resources allocated for DERF being under heavy pressure. In order to ensure availability of funding for the full financial year DERF will until 1. July 2019 due to scarcity of resources have to carry out restrictive assessments of incoming alerts.
DERF users may still forw
19-008-SP Drought in Puntland and Galmudug, Somalia (Not Activated)
Severe drought in the above regions with water shortages and food insecurity. Significant drier and hotter than normal conditions prevailed in march 2019 with increased probability of dry conditions & above average temperature until April according to Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWSNET). Deyr rains were not sufficient to sustain the pasture through harsh weather conditions of Januar
19-007 Alert Note Food Insecurity Crisis Kenya (not activated)
DERF has recieved alert regarding Food Insecurity Crisis Kenya from International Aid Services (IAS).
Call: Cyclone Idai in Malawi, Mozambique & Zimbabwe 19-005-RO
The Humanitarian crisis: Between March 5th – 15th, a weather system formed and developed into Cyclone Idai causing flash floods and a humanitarian crisis across Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe affecting more than 1,6 million people. Number of affected people recorded is increasing by the hour as more information becomes available and areas accessible. By 21 March an overall estimate has increased
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