Oxfam, Tri-People's Organization Against Disasters (TRIPOD), Philippines: food, clothes, water containers and plastic sheeting for 800 families in evacuation centres and monitoring of the emergency situation in Pikit, north Cotabato; participatory capacities and vulnerabilities assessment (PCVA) in eight barangays vulnerable to flooding and conflict displacement; relief for 3,500 families displaced by skirmishes between government and guerrilla forces
MS. Oxfam PRF PHL 200 Vol. 2
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Title
Oxfam, Tri-People's Organization Against Disasters (TRIPOD), Philippines: food, clothes, water containers and plastic sheeting for 800 families in evacuation centres and monitoring of the emergency situation in Pikit, north Cotabato; participatory capacities and vulnerabilities assessment (PCVA) in eight barangays vulnerable to flooding and conflict displacement; relief for 3,500 families displaced by skirmishes between government and guerrilla forces
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam PRF PHL 200 Vol. 2
Date
1996-2000
Language
English
Physical extent
1 file
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Collection contents
Records of grants made by Oxfam ('project files')
Asia, including Australasia
Philippines
Oxfam, Tri-People's Organization Against Disasters (TRIPOD), Philippines: food, clothes, water containers and plastic sheeting for 800 families in evacuation centres and monitoring of the emergency situation in Pikit, north Cotabato; participatory capacities and vulnerabilities assessment (PCVA) in eight barangays vulnerable to flooding and conflict displacement; relief for 3,500 families displaced by skirmishes between government and guerrilla forces
