Ha Noi, Viet Nam. A woman and child navigate floodwaters after Super Typhoon Yagi, the most powerful storm to hit Viet Nam in 70 years, made landfall, devastating 14 northern provinces and affecting millions of children and families. Hard-hit regions like Quang Ninh, Bac Giang, and Lang Son faced severe flooding, landslides, and widespread infrastructure damage. Wind speeds exceeded 220 km/h, accompanied by relentless rainfall of over 400 mm in many areas. UNICEF/Pham Ha Duy Linh

Viet Nam (Typhoon Yagi 2024-2025)

Joint Response Plan for Typhoon Yagi and Floods
From: 01/01/2025 to: 30/06/2025
Published: 27/09/2024
Coordinated by: OCHA

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Strategic Objectives
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Viet Nam 24-25 Joint Response Plan for Typhoon Yagi and Floods 2025

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Population data	People in need	People targeted	People reached	People reached %
Overall FA Caseload	570,000	300,000	85,950 calendar_today	28.7% calendar_today

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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.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

SO2

Reduce the vulnerability of affected populations to disease outbreaks and protection risks by enhancing access to essential services and strengthening protection mechanisms.

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There is no caseload or indicator available

SO3

Create enabling environments for long-term recovery, livelihood support and reconstruction of affected communities to build resilience to natural shocks.

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There is no caseload or indicator available