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Appeal for China Flood Victims, 2006 Appeal for China Flood Victims, 2006 The Amity Foundation, an independent Chinese voluntary organisation, was created in 1985 on the initiative of Chinese Christians to promote education, social welfare, health, rural development, emergency relief and rehabilitation programmes. Amity has been engaged in relief work for the past 19 years and has established a nation-wide relief network through its local partners and churches. Amity handles, on average, two or three emergencies a year. For major disasters, Amity starts with emergency relief assistance of two to four months followed by rehabilitation programs for a period of one or two years. When there is a need, and when resources are available, disaster mitigation and prevention programs are initiated to help reduce the effect of disasters on communities. Amity works in close collaboration with its local partners: Hunan CCC & TSPM Guangxi Amity Project Office Guangxi Overseas Friendship Association DESCRIPTION OF EMERGENCY SITUATION Since July 14th, the tropical storm “BILIS” has brought torrential rains, which triggered serious flooding in southern China, including Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces and autonomous regions. These areas have been lashed by heavy rains many times since the middle of May, and landslides and mudflows have hit those areas frequently, causing many casualties. According to statistics, by July 21, there were 284,463,000 people affected, with 575 casualties, 175 missing, 3,033,000 relocated, 1,091,250 hectares of farmland hit, 236,570 hectares in no harvest, 275,800 house units collapsed, 309,400 houses units damaged. It was estimated that there has been a total of 21.972 billion yuan of economic losses inflicted by Bilis. Of all the disasters in China so far this year, the number of deaths and missing triggered by Bilis accounts for 45.7%, and the number of relocated people accounts for 37.8%. The disaster situation in Guangxi Between late May to 19 July, Guangxi had been hit by violent rainfalls six times and 102 counties with 15,539,200 people in the area have been affected. 924,800 people have been evacuated and relocated in an emergency. The flooding has claimed 72 lives with another 3 people reported missing. 53,530 house units of 19,964 families collapsed, and 86,023 damaged. A total of 522,550 hectares of crops have been affected, including 76,000 hectares ruined. The direct economic loss is up to 4.276 billion yuan. Pubei County of Qinzhou City, Hepu County of Beihai City and Guiping City of Guigang City are among the worst hit areas. The table below shows the specific data (until July 19): Content Unit Pubei Hepu Guiping people killed persons 24 0 2 missing persons 0 0 0 people affected persons 538,308 325,000 490,000 evacuated persons 148,410 98,500 / house units families/room collapsed s 2820/4257 370/680 763/2126 crop damaged hectare 14,498 15,680 8,360 crop ruined hectare 2,653 11,200 3,850 direct loss million yuan 317.6 231 99.2 Between 15 July to 19 July, affected by the tropical Storm “BILIS”, Guangxi had the most torrential rainfalls in recent years. Up to July 18, the accumulative total rainfall surpassed 250 mm in 9 counties, in which Pubei County suffered the worst situation of 483.3 mm. Over 700 reservoirs in the area went beyond the limit of their capacities. Heavy rains from 31 May to July 6th triggered floodings in Guangxi for 6 times.15,553,920 people around 102 countries were affected, The disaster situation in Hunan Hunan is one of the worst affected areas by the Storm "BILIS". On July 14, heavy rains begin to hit the southern part of Hunan province. Between July 14 and July 16, Southern Hunan was hit 54 times with 50 mm of rainfall each time, 26 times with 100 mm each, and 7 times with 200 mm each. Cumulative rainfalls were 445.6 mm for Zixing Dongjiang, 391 mm for Yongxing, 371.9 mm for Yizhang, and 353 mm for Chenzhou. Due to the heavy rains, the water level soared 10.11 meters in three days and the flow capacity at the Leiyang hydrometric station in Leishui reached 7,030 cubic meters per second. The water level soared to 83.38 meters with 1.53 meters above the limit. Most of the reservoir water levels of Chenzhou City were super-high water overflow. On the 15th the Dongjiang Reservoir had its largest flood peak ever in its history at 9,300 cubic meters per second. The Storm and the torrential rains inflicted great losses in southern Hunan. According to the statistics of Hunan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs, there were 7.29 million people affected, with 346 casualties, 89 missing, 718,000 relocated, 338,000 hectares of crops damaged, 115, 000 hectares in no harvest, 69,000 house units collapsed, 110,000 house units damaged, and 4.7 billion yuan of the economic losses. The most severely affected areas are Rucheng County in Chenzhou, Xupu County in Huaihua, Longhui County in Shaoyang and Leiyang County in Henyang. Specific losses are shown in the table below (on July 17). Content Unit Rucheng Xupu Longhui Leiyang people killed persons 7 3 59 11 disappearance persons 6 0 11 0 people 310,000 affected persons 193,000 231,000 634,000 house families/room 610/1,0206,524/23,14 collapsed s 950/1,923 440/800 5 crop damaged hectare 6,130 8,200 20,666 189,700 crop ruined hectare 520 1,300 / 92,900 directed loss million yuan 195 / 200 1,570 In addition, roads, electricity, irrigation and other infrastructures also suffered from serious damages. For example, in Guiping city, Guangxi, floods damaged 75 water conservancy facilities, 230 communications facilities, 2,500 meters electricity lines, 47,000 square meters sand and soil surface. Floods also resulted in landslides of 2,000 cubic meters and 16 roads, destroyed three bridges and eight culverts. In Leiyang, Hunan, infrastructure damage was even more serious. 318 roads were interrupted by floods 463 times. At the same time, floods damaged roadbed of 452 km, wires of 478 km and communication lines of 316 km, destroyed numerous irrigation facilities. In Rucheng County, flood destroyed more than 4,000 channels of 136 meters, 450 bridges and 120 culverts. Current assistance developed by local governments & Current problems people confronted After the disaster occurred in 6 provinces of southern China, the Ministry of Civil Affairs activated five times grade-4 response mechanism. With the development of disaster situation in Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, the Ministry of Civil Affairs timely upgraded the response mechanism from Grade 4 to Grade 3 and distributed in a timely manner the emergency relief funds to Hunan and Guangxi. 100 million yuan was allocated to Hunan and 75 million yuan Guangxi. These funds were intended to meet the basic needs for life necessities for the flood victims. Local civil affairs departments activated emergency plans for disaster relief and quickly mobilized blanket, tents, food, medicine and other emergency supplies to the affected areas. Fundraising activities were also started among the communities. Although governments and community groups have responded positively to disaster, massive destruction by the disaster caused the enormous losses, and these relief efforts are tantamount to a drop in the ocean. For victims, basic necessities of life, prevention of diseases after the floods, and psychological wounds after loss of their homes and loved ones and subsequent reconstruction and the restoration of their homes, each is an urgent need to find solutions because of lack of economic capacity. Due to financial constraints, local governments only accommodated part of the victims in tents or their tenant houses, and distributed food by victims needed of one-day life. As the large number of affected in the disaster areas, 10 and more victims were placed in a maximum of 56 square meter tents. In these temporary accommodations, a series of environmental problems including overcrowding, heat, mosquito rage, no toilets and lack of clean water also existed. Under such conditions, victims can not normally live because of poor sanitation and dangers of diseases. Currently, the Amity Foundation has collected information of disaster and needs of Hunan and Guangxi provinces. Meanwhile, in order to appeal to the public for the provision of food, medicines, financial and technical resources, the Amity Foundation has publicized interrelated information on the web site. TARGETED BENEFICIARIES Locations for Proposed Response According to the situation of different affected areas and evaluation of the capacity of self-help, the Amity Foundation ultimately determined to take Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Hunan Province as Amity project areas, as they were the two regions affected most seriously. Local financial constraints are relatively weak and the victims’ livelihood is comparatively needy. Meanwhile，Amity also takes some counties which were affected more seriously as priority areas, including Pubei County, Hepu County, Guiping County in Guangxi and Rucheng County, Xupu County, Longhui County, Leiyang County in Hunan. Criteria Utilised in Beneficiary Selection Families rendered homeless by the floods Evacuated families - families whose houses had collapsed or were so badly damaged they are uninhabitable. Tents have been provided to some of the families while others are living with relatives or neighbours. Families with loss of at least two thirds of their total crops PROPOSED EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE & IMPLEMENTATION Goal & Objectives Goal: to alleviate the suffering and help meet the basic needs of about 3,000 families rendered homeless and seriously affected in the selected counties, and help the victims return to normal life as soon as possible. Objectives: To provide medicine to 1,500 individuals against diarrhea, vomiting, colds and other prevalent ailments; To provide 15 kilos of food rice per person to 4,000 individuals in about 1,500 homeless, evacuated and severely affected families; To provide one quilts per family to 3,000 families; To help rebuild 400 houses for 400 families; To help rebuild 5 school buildings; To help repair 5 clinics or hospitals; To help rebuild 3sets of drinking systems; To help reconstruct 3 sets of irrigation systems.
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