International major flood aid donations for Pakistan’s worst floods
by Sameer on August 19, 2010
in News and Views
Pakistan’s worst floods in decades (August 2010) have caused widespread destruction and the United Nations has warned of more death and suffering if initial aid of $459 million is not secured. Following is a list of major commitments, contributions and pledges for flood victims as of Aug. 18, 2010 All amounts are in Millions
USA $96.81
United Kingdom $40.86
Australia $31.62
UN Central Emergency Response Fund $26.59
Norway $14.81
Japan $14.44
Turkey $11.40
Denmark $10.74
Spain $5.51
Kuwait $5.00
Sweden $4.57
Germany $3.96
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Pakistan’s worst floods in decades (August 2010) have caused widespread destruction and the United Nations has warned of more death and suffering if initial aid of $459 million is not secured. Following is a list of major commitments, contributions and pledges for flood victims as of Aug. 18, 2010 All amounts are in Millions
