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3W Report Uttarakhand (August 2013).Docx Humanity Road – India Activation: Kashmir and Jammu Flood Publication Date: September 16, 2014 Additional Information: Social Media Situation Report Highlights In September of 2014, the Kashmir region was hit by heavy floods from torrential monsoon rains. The regions of Jammu and Kashmir in India were affected by these floods. As of September 7, 2014, nearly 200 people in India have died due to the floods. According to the Home Ministry of India, several thousand villages across the state have been hit and 350 villages have been submerged. So far 125,000 people have been rescued, including 85,000 from Srinagar city. Many parts of Srinagar, including the Army cantonment in Badamibagh, were inundated, and vital roads submerged, by the floods. Humanity Road is responding digitally on Jammu and Kashmir flood. Volunteers prepared the situation report which can be viewed here . Volunteers also posted and shared lifesaving information on social media with coordination of local people and agencies. This J&K flood 3W report covers the following details and information: ● Who? (Who responded?) ● Where? (Where did they respond?) ● What? (What did they do in response?) ● Contact information, including social media Twitter handles Facebook pages @Humanityroad Humanity Road @Disasteranimals Animals in Disaster @jAidDog @Digihums About Humanity Road: Founded in 2010 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, Humanity Road is a leader in the field of online disaster response. Through skilled and self- directed work teams, Humanity Road and its network of global volunteers aim to provide the public and disaster responders worldwide with timely and accurate aid information. Providing such information helps individuals survive, sustain, and reunite with loved ones. For more information, please visit www.humanityroad.org. 1 Digital 3W Social Media Report – 16/09/2014 www.humanityroad.org Humanity Road Situation Report Kashmir Jammu India Flood – 3W Social Media Report Sept 16, 2014 Kashmir Jammu India Flood – 3W Report Sept 16, 2014 A. Digital Responders (NGOs & other organizations) # Name of Area where Detail of the relief work Address & Phone (if Weblinks Organization responding avail) 1 Humanity Digital Identifying which aid agencies are Boydton, Virginia 23917 Website Road responding to the event and 1-954-305-3226 Twitter relaying urgent needs. Creating Facebook and collecting 3W (Who What support@humanityroad Youtube Where) information on this page. .org Humanity Road relayed SOS report to India Red Cross. 2 JKRelief Digital Situational awareness and SOS Contact : Twitter tweets. website is being updated @JKFloodRelief, or to Website as they get more information from the coordinators: on-ground teams. @hemant_pt (US timezone), @silverlightgal, @tw_bhav, @_vidyakrishnan, @Raheelk, @parrysingh,@harsh_s ync, @MePiyush (India timezone), @ivak99 (Singapore timezone). 2 Digital 3W Social Media Report – 16/09/2014 www.humanityroad.org Humanity Road Situation Report Kashmir Jammu India Flood – 3W Social Media Report Sept 16, 2014 B. Relief Responders (NGOs & other organizations) Name of Area Where # Organization responding Detail of the Relief Work Address & Phone (if Web Links available) 1 ACTED India Jammu Acted India planning to respond on Cyril Poulopoulos Website Shrinagar J&K flood. ACTED in India: New Twitter Delhi (+91) 114 135 48 61 communication[at]acte d.org 2 Action Aid Srinagar, Action Aid Srinagar office is now Room B201, 2nd Floor, Website India Kulgam functional and team has been doing 60/1, Monririn Building, Twitter an assessment of the damage in Samsannai, Phayathai, Facebook Srinagar and Kulgam District in Bangkok 10400, South Kashmir. We will soon be Thaliland, updating details about our [email protected] distribution centres. You can reach out to our colleagues who are right now in Srinagar. Shafia + 91 - 9419 005 794 | Srinagar, Naseer - +91 - 9622 000 303 | Srinagar Source 3 Adventist Srinagar ADRA India planning to respond 45 Kusum Marg, H-Block Website Developmen according to need assessment. DLF-1, Gurgaon Facebook t & Relief Contact Person: Gladwin Bol, email: Haryana, 122002, India Twitter Agency [email protected] Tel: +91 (0) 124- (ADRA) India 4056634 Fax: +91 (0) 124- 4056635 4 Airtel India jammu and Restoring communication network Bharti Crescent Website Kashmir in flood affected area. 1, Nelson Mandela Twitter source Road,.Vasant Kunj, facebook Phase – II, New Delhi – 110 070 India corporate.communicati [email protected] Tel. No. : 91 11 4666 6100Fax. : 91 11 4666 6411 5 All India Jammu and Rescue and relief work for J&K 24, Akbar Road, Website Congress Kashmir floods being carried outby the New Delhi - 110011 , Twitter Committee congress and its organizations. Rs. INDIA (AICC) 30 crore towards measures by Tel : 91-11-23019080 facebook congress ruled state. 25 boats and relief camp set up at Pathankot source 3 Digital 3W Social Media Report – 16/09/2014 www.humanityroad.org Humanity Road Situation Report Kashmir Jammu India Flood – 3W Social Media Report Sept 16, 2014 Name of Area Where # Organization responding Detail of the Relief Work Address & Phone (if Web Links available) 6 Bharatiya Jammu and Rescue and relief work for J&K 11 Ashoka Road, New Website Janata Party Kashmir floods being carried outby the BJP Delhi 110 001. India, Twitter (BJP) and its organizations Tel: 011-23005700, Facebook [email protected] 7 CARE India Srinagar, CARE India is responding to this E-46/12, Okhla Website jammu,and National Disaster.Care teams will Industrial Area - Phase Twitter Kashmir reach out to 8000 people with- II, New Delhi - 110020 Facebook Survival kits Tel: 011 - 49101100, Hygiene kits, Tarpaulin, Mats, 49101101, Blankets, Solar Lamps [email protected] 8 Cordaid Jammu and In Jammu and Kashmir in India, Telefoon: +31-70- Website kashmir Caritas India say the priorities are to 3136300 provide shelter for those forced Email: [email protected] from their homes, clean drinking water and food, medicine and other aid like blankets and cooking equipment. The team assessing situation and need. 9 Caritas India Jammu and Caritas attended the CBCI Centre, Ashok Website kashmir multistakeholder meeting and is on Place, Opposite to Twitter the logistics team for this event. Goledakkhana, New Delhi 11 00 01, Facebook India Tel : 91 -11 - 2336 3390 / 2374 23 39 / 2336 27 35, [email protected] et 10 Inter Agency Jammu and This is the state level coordination Manish Kaushik Coordination Kashmir platform in J&K. organized meeting Hill View Colony group on September 13, 2014. organizes Sector 2, Wanabal, second emergency coordination Rawalpora, Srinagar meeting on sept 15, 2014. Dr. Henna from Sphere Established coordination center in India Srinagar Srinagar 91-9716774449 4 Digital 3W Social Media Report – 16/09/2014 www.humanityroad.org Humanity Road Situation Report Kashmir Jammu India Flood – 3W Social Media Report Sept 16, 2014 Name of Area Where # Organization responding Detail of the Relief Work Address & Phone (if Web Links available) 11 Church's Kulgam and CASA has released INR 21, 75, 500 Rachna Building,4th Website Auxiliary for Sri Nagar (US$37,188) towards organizing floor, 2 Rajendra Place, Social Action districts in distribution of dry ration kit and Pusa Road, New Delhi - Facebook (CASA) Kashmir and NFIs to 1170 families in Kulgam and 110 008, India, Tel: Tel: Srinagar Sri Nagar districts in Kashmir. CASA +91-11-25730611/2, along with its local partner 25731218/9, 25761579, organizations and Mountain Forum 25767231 Himalayas have been one of the first [email protected] respondents to the disaster in [email protected] Kashmir. Immediate procurement of food, blankets, tarpaulin, hygiene kits, utensils, torch, etc for the affected families is underway. Along with its local partner Jammu Kashmir Humanitarian Foundation, CASA is identifying suitable relief sites for starting community kitchens. These community kitchens will be started where large number of people is taking emergency shelter. CASA is also collaborating with CNI Diocese of Amritsar for establishing a warehouse in Srinagar. 12 Doctors for Srinagar DFY TEAM comprising of Public Doctors for You, C- Website You health specialist, Doctor, 2/37A, Lawrence Twitter coordination expert and disaster Road,Keshavpuram, Facebook expert leaving for Srinagar for initial New Delhi-35 assessment and need Tel: 02232253913, assessment..... we will be needing 09868665228, more volunteers, medicines and 09899797734, funds for coming months. Contact if 09324334359, you want to help. mail to 09323803910 [email protected], or leave a [email protected] message here, or call 9899797734, 9868665228 5 Digital 3W Social Media Report – 16/09/2014 www.humanityroad.org Humanity Road Situation Report Kashmir Jammu India Flood – 3W Social Media Report Sept 16, 2014 Name of Area Where # Organization responding Detail of the Relief Work Address & Phone (if Web Links available) 13 Evangelical To be EFICOR’s Response and Plan: Two 308, Mahatta Tower, B Website Fellowship determined staff members, namely Mr. Dan Block Community of India Andrew, Senior Finance officer and Centre, Janakpuri, New Commission Mr. Lambard Regulus, Programme Delhi – 110058 INDIA on Relief Coordinator, Programmes Quality Tele / Fax: - 91-11- (EFICOR) and Donor relations are currently in 25516383/4/5 Srinagar, capital of J&K and one of [email protected] worst affected districts, to meet the [email protected] local authorities, to be involved in Joint Rapid Needs Assessment of the Sphere India team and to explore local partners for support and partnership. 14 Goonj Jammu Providing relief materials and J-93, Sarita Vihar, New Website Kashmir collecting relief material across Delhi, India 110076 Twitter different states. - Goonj has Tel: 011-41401216 , Facebook supplied close to 2500kgs of relief 26972351 materials so far. source and [email protected] collection center 15 Help a Child To be Help a Child of India will be # 10, 7th Street, I Block, Website of India determined responding to the call of thousands Vallalar, Kudiyiruppu, Facebook of stranded people by providing Annanagar West, Twitter them with blankets, children Chennai - 600 040, hygiene kits among other urgently INDIA needed relief material.
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