By Chalana k Fernando | Director
Executive Summary
This report outlines the Flood Donation Campaign launched in response to the severe flooding in Sri Lanka during the monsoon season. The campaign aimed to provide immediate relief to affected communities through the collection and distribution of essential goods, financial aid, and long-term support for rehabilitation efforts. The project successfully mobilized resources, raised awareness, and fostered community solidarity.
Background
In September, Sri Lanka experienced unprecedented rainfall, leading to extensive flooding in several provinces, including Western, Central, and Southern regions. The disaster displaced thousands of families, damaged infrastructure, and disrupted livelihoods. The need for immediate humanitarian assistance became critical, prompting the launch of the Flood Donation Campaign.
Objectives
Methodology1. Fundraising
2. Collection and Distribution of Supplies
3. Awareness and Education
Achievements
Challenges Faced
Conclusion
The Flood Donation Campaign in Sri Lanka 2024 successfully met its objectives of providing immediate relief, raising funds for long-term recovery, and fostering community awareness. The collaboration between various stakeholders, including NGOs, local businesses, and volunteers, was vital to the campaign's success. Moving forward, lessons learned from this initiative will be invaluable for future disaster response efforts.
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