TAILIEUCHUNG - Emergency appeal operation update Viet Nam: Hand, foot and mouth disease 23 August 2012

Major health problems in Myanmar, which are most likely to be exacerbated by this crisis, relate predominantly to communicable diseases (malaria, dengue, measles) and malnutrition, especially in children. As of 2003, 40% of children under five were assessed as being stunted, indicating chronic malnutrition and 10% as being wasted (acute malnutrition) (UNICEF). Major causes of death are usually due to malaria, respiratory and diarrhoeal diseases. Given the structural damage caused by the cyclone and flooding of water supplies there is an additional risk of waterborne diseases affecting large numbers of the urban,. | Saving lives changing minds. Emergency appeal operation update Viet Nam Hand foot and mouth disease Vgjl International Federation h A of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Emergency appeal n MDRVN010 GLIDE n EP-2012-000045-VNM Operation update n 3 23 August 2012 Period covered by this operations update 8 May to 15 August 2012 Appeal target current CHF 758 416 Appeal coverage 82 per cent. Appeal history This emergency appeal was initially launched on 3 April 2012 for CHF 758 416 for nine months to assist 752 255 beneficiaries including 196 200 direct beneficiaries. Disaster Relief Emergency Fund DREF CHF 100 000 was initially allocated from the Federation s DREF to support the national society in its initial response to this emergency. click to see attached financial report1 or contact details The mother of an one-year old child shares her knowledge of HFMD prevention in the survey carried out in Can Giuoc District Long An Province. Photo Vu Huu Tuyen VNRC Summary From May to July the Viet Nam Red Cross Society VNRC has focused on prioritized interventions covering 292 communes in 20 districts in eight selected provinces. Activities implemented during this reporting period include project orientation in provinces selection of volunteers in community provision of refresher training for active trainers and production of communication materials. Up to 31 July 2012 multilateral donors have contributed CHF 619 423 covering 82 per cent of the appeal. The IFRC would like to thank Canadian Red Cross Danish Red Cross Danish government European Commission Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DG ECHO Hong Kong branch of Red Cross Society of China Japanese Red Cross Society Red Cross of Monaco Singapore Red Cross and Swedish Red Cross for their contribution to the appeal and thus have enabled timely response. IFRC continues to work with potential donors to raise the remaining 18 per cent of the appeal in order to help VNRC to reach to target groups and .

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