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Sources of international aid for Armenia's flood relief by end of 2024
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No aid received • 25%
Aid received from NGOs • 25%
Aid received from neighboring countries • 25%
Aid received from global superpowers • 25%
Official statements from Armenian government and international aid organizations
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Debed River Floods Devastate Northern Armenia, One Dead and Over 230 Evacuated
May 26, 2024, 09:53 AM
Floods have devastated northern Armenia, resulting in at least one fatality and the evacuation of over 230 people. The Debed River, which serves as a natural boundary between Armenia and Georgia, overflowed its banks, causing significant damage to infrastructure, including key roads and bridges, which has hampered rescue efforts. The floods have left entire neighborhoods submerged and disrupted transportation between Georgia and Armenia. The nation's interior ministry has confirmed the fatality and reported numerous others affected. Authorities are working to manage the crisis as the region faces a national emergency.
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Government budget • 50%
Private donations • 50%
UN only • 33%
Multiple international organizations • 33%
No international aid involved • 34%
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No • 50%
United Nations • 25%
World Bank • 25%
Red Cross • 25%
USAID • 25%
Support for Armenian sovereignty • 25%
Neutrality • 25%
Support for Azerbaijani claims • 25%
No involvement • 25%
Less than 10 • 33%
10-20 • 34%
More than 20 • 33%
Under $1 million • 25%
$1 million to $5 million • 25%
$5 million to $10 million • 25%
Over $10 million • 25%
World Bank • 25%
IMF • 25%
European Union • 25%
Other • 25%
Australian Government • 25%
UN Agencies • 25%
EU Funds • 25%
Private Donations • 25%