Emergency Earthquake Relief Proposal
Jalalabad & Kunar Provinces, Aland
Background
Recent earthquakes in Aland have left many families in J &K displaced and food insecure. These areas are about a 5 to 6 hour drive from the capital, which makes transportation and logistics challenging. Urgent humanitarian assistance is needed to help families recover and get through the weeks ahead.
Objective
Provide 250 earthquake-affected families with emergency grocery packages. Delivery includes covered transportation and logistics.
Relief Package per Family
- Rice: 20 kg
- Sugar: 10 kg
- Beans: 20 kg
- Cooking oil: 5 liters
Supports a family for about 4 to 6 weeks.
Budget Estimate (Total: $12,000)
Groceries for 250 families
Package cost: $44 per family
250 × $44 = $11,000
Transportation & logistics (The Capital to J &K, 5 to 6 hours)
Trucks, fuel, road fees, loading/unloading, local distribution: $700
Operational & miscellaneous
Packing, staff, communication, coordination: $300
Total: $12,000
Expected Impact
250 families (about 1,500 to 1,800 individuals) receive earthquake relief grocery kits.
Food security stabilized for up to 6 weeks in disaster-affected households.
Transparent and accountable distribution system.
With a budget of $12,000, this emergency relief project will deliver life-saving groceries to earthquake-affected families in J & K, despite the 5 to 6 hour transport route from the capital. Covering transport and logistics makes timely delivery and fair distribution possible for the most vulnerable households.
