1.1.2 Bangladesh scenario Flooding emergency in Geografica Low-lying country with a large number of rivers Climate is tropical monsoon 85% of population depends on livestock rearing and agriculture labour Many people are landless Heavy rain and breaching of embankments 5-6 million people across the six districts have been affected Many villages are inundated and marooned people affected in 118 villages, 34 wards in urban areas 60 – 90,000 households have been displaced, more than 40,000 houses swept away, more than 33,000 badly damaged and 42,000 houses are reported to be slightly damaged The media reports that around 750,000 people are living in temporary shelters Many people are living in the open with their animals Around 48,000 hectares of crops are under water 85,000 livestock are thought to have been lost Bridges and roads have been badly damaged or destroyed Some areas are completely cut off from the rest of the country Around 9,000 hand pumps are submerged

1.1.2 Indonesia scenario 7.3 Earthquake in Geografica Hits the capital A tsunami follows More than 1 million affected 608 deaths 1,500 injured 740 displaced 350 missing Numbers will increase 90,000 houses destroyed 100,000 houses damaged The centre of the capital is flooded Most electricity and water supplies are destroyed or damaged Agriculture land has been damaged and destroyed, as well as roads and bridges Tree villages have been buried under landslides Access is difficult People fear more tremors and are sleeping outside

1.1.2 HoA scenario Water and hunger emergency in Hakuna Maji The north is arid and semi-arid. There is agriculture in the south Most people depend on livestock There are nine main tribes 10-12% affected by HIV/Aids The country has had 20% of normal rains. Matatiso Region is worst affected, receiving only 7% of normal rainfall 60-70% of sheep and goats have been affected by drought. Nearly 50,000 goats, sheep and cattle have died. Milk production is down to 30% 70% water sources have dried out or are not working Women struggle to find water, walking more than four hours to find water. At the water points, there are long queues People wait for food aid People shared food with families not registered for relief food Global malnutrition rates of children under five is 23% Two out of 10 children die before they are one year old The emergency threshold is 10-15% The situation has gone from ‘extremely food insecure’ to what the media is calling ‘famine’ Conflict is breaking out at remaining water points Armed men have been seen forming large groups in some parts of the region, causing widespread fear, and more people migrate across the borders People are migrating to neighbouring countries, some villages have been completely overwhelmed by the refugees The situation continues to deteriorate

1.1.2 Bolivia scenario El ano pasado: hubo una sequia Muchos animals murieron Incedios estallaron Este ano: l as fuertes Iiuvias Ha traido enorme cantidad de aqua Terraplenes incumplido Trajo inundaciones 200,000+ personas afectadas 17,000 viviendas totalmente colapsadas 150,000 edificios parcialmente danados 12 personas reportadas muertas Las principalas carreteras y puentes danados 60,000 los hogares desplazados Hay defecacion al aire libre Agua de la inundacion esta siendo utilizanda para beber y cocinar 47,000+ HA de tierras agricolas inundadas 4,500+ ganado lavado 1,400 barcos de pesca perdios De personas viven en refugios temporales Muchos viven en las montanas. Sus viviendas son a partir de lo que pueden encontrar Informas de la gripe, diarrea y dermatitis Fuertes Iluvias continua...