Joint Response Plan Typhoon Yagi and Floods Viet Nam September 2024 - June 2025
27 Sep 2024
Open
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Requirements ($)$31.7 million
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Funding ($)$8.3 million
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% Funded26%
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Sectors8Sectors
- CLEDU: Education
- CLFSC: Food Security, Agriculture and Livelihoods
- CLHEA: Health
- CLNUT: Nutrition
- CLSHL: Shelter and Non-Food Items
- CLPRO: Protection
- CLWSH: WASH
- CLERY: Early Recovery
- CLEDU: Education
Viet Nam
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Save lives and alleviate suffering by providing and/or ensuring access to multisectoral assistance and support to the reestablishment of basic services.
SO2
Reduce the vulnerability of affected populations to disease outbreaks and protection risks by enhancing access to essential services and strengthening protection mechanisms.
SO3
Create enabling environments for long-term recovery, livelihood support and reconstruction of affected communities to build resilience to natural shocks.
Viet Nam - Joint Response Plan for Typhoon Yagi and Floods 2024
https://humanitarianaction.info/plan/1209
Sectors Overview
15-Jan-2026
Sectors Overview
| Sector | Requirements ($) | Funding ($) | % Funded |
|---|---|---|---|
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$3.3 million
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$0
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0%
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$4 million
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$0.6 million
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16%
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$4.3 million
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$204 thousand
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4.7%
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$1.5 million
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$165 thousand
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11.0%
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$2.3 million
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$0
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0%
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$1.1 million
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$0.8 million
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72.7%
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$7.5 million
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$1 million
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13.7%
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$7.8 million
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$2.1 million
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27.6%
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Viet Nam - Joint Response Plan for Typhoon Yagi and Floods 2024
https://humanitarianaction.info/plan/1209
Evolution of the humanitarian response
15-Jan-2026
Evolution of the humanitarian response
| Year | Type | People in need | People targeted | Requirements ($) | Funding ($) | % Funded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 |
1.4 million
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0.7 million
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$61.1 million
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$2.8 million
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4.7%
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| 2025 |
0.6 million
|
300 thousand
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$37.2 million
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$4.3 million
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11.6%
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| 2025 |
1.3 million
|
0.6 million
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$35 million
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$6.2 million
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17.7%
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| 2024 |
0.6 million
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300 thousand
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$31.7 million
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$8.3 million
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26%
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