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According to the bank's website, "a proposed grant of $1 million from the APDFR is expected to fund expenses necessary to restore life-sustaining services, including but not limited to: (i) provision of medical kits, food, and bottled drinking water; (ii) purchase of water purification and sanitation systems; (iii) provision of transitional shelter; (iv) provision of personal hygiene kits; (v) site cleaning; and (vi) safe disposal of useless rubble. The proposed grant will contribute about 3% of the currently identified funding needed for the emergency response."
Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund
Responsible ADB Officer Fay, David R.
Responsible ADB Department Pacific Department
Responsible ADB Division PCO-VAN
Executing Agencies
Ministry of Finance & Economic Management
P.M.B. 058, Port Vila, Vanuatu
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