Loyalty Foundation, an institution nonprofit whose mission is to enhance confidence of English society in NGOs, has organizations consulted Guide Transparency emergency specialist to confirm whether they will implement actions to assist victims of the earthquake and tsunami that struck the northeastern coast of Japan on March 10.
As a developed country, Japan's third-world economy, it is assumed that local government is prepared to deal with the situation. In fact, more than 10,000 military Nipponese are treating victims from the first day. The Red Cross of the country, with more than two million volunteers and more than 1,000 doctors, also deployed nearly 100 teams of emergency in the first 24 hours after the disaster. Japan Although the government has not made a specific appeal for international assistance, more and more states, companies and organizations that are providing help or at least have offered to when Japan's request. In Spain, most organizations are evaluating the situation and waiting for news of their offices or partners in Japan to launch fundraising campaigns to assist victims. Therefore, the English Agency of International Cooperation and Development (AECI) has not sent nigún kind of help to Japan. In any case, both individuals and companies can make donations on their own. Contributions to reach their destination and are really effective Loyalty Foundation offers several tips. informed is paramount. You have to know what is needed in the affected area and decide which activities are to support: health care, providing food and water, child support ...
The next step is to check if the NGOs with which it wants to work has experience in emergency and sufficient structure in the country, and a consolidated relationship with local organizations. donation either by check or wire transfer must always be made payable to the organization, and never a particular. If you enter the money into an account make sure it has been open for the particular case. Otherwise, you must specify the emergency to which you want to spend the income. Another way to help is by providing food, clothing or medicine, necessary in any emergency. However, not all NGOs accept such contributions.
After donating you should consult the NGO information on the total amount collected and the fate of these funds. But the emergence does not end in the early days. The subsequent reconstruction work will be complicated and lengthy, so any assistance that will continue to receive ever more. International aid
Almost a hundred countries have offered assistance to Japan. The country now has accepted help only 15 of them, particularly in regard to medical services and specialized equipment in search and rescue. Russia, China, South Korea, Switzerland, France and Germany, among others, have already sent their staff.
companies have not been left behind. The Nipponese Sony, Fujitsu and Nintendo have donated several million euros between the three. Our country has followed suit. Telephone companies Movistar and Orange have announced on their Facebook pages that have partnered with the English Red Cross to raise funds through SMS, which the full cost (1.2 euro) will go to the recovery efforts in affected areas. Meanwhile, Inditex, owner of the Zara clothing chain, has announced that it will give one million euros to the International Red Cross to spend it to help Japan. The company, which closed as a precaution a score of 63 stores it owns in the country, has enabled an account for employees who wish to make contributions. Save The Children organization has also begun its own campaign of collaboration, which has made an initial appeal 3.6 million euros.
Meanwhile, travel companies and destinations Aaiáticos Groupon Spain have pledged to donate to the Red Cross a small percentage of sales they make in the coming days.
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