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close this bookDisasters Preparedness and Mitigation - Supplement No. 4 on SUMA - Issue No. 72 (Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) / Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS), 1998, 8 p.)
View the documentSUMA ... toward a global standard with support from the government of the Netherlands
View the documentNews from SUMA
View the documentSteering committee meets in Geneva
View the documentNew national SUMA teams
View the documentFirst steps toward software and manuals in Portuguese
View the documentSUMA proves worth as tool in rehabilitation projects
View the documentNew module to follow offers of assistance
View the documentResponse to hurricane Pauline in Mexico
View the documentCaribbean SUMA teams to meet in Barbados
View the documentSUMA and El Niño in Peru
View the documentSUMA moves ahead
View the documentFUNDESUMA, the result of the project's growth
View the documentSUMA on the 'Net

SUMA proves worth as tool in rehabilitation projects

In the second semester of 1997, the European Union, through the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, financed rehabilitation projects for low-income families affected by several disasters in Costa Rica and Peru. The Federation's field delegates used the SUMA methodology with very good results - especially the Warehouse Management module - making it an important tool for future emergency situations.