News from MIMU

  • MIMU HDP Nexus 5W Released
    To support coordination of humanitarian, development, and peace (HDP)-focused activities across Myanmar, including ongoing response and recovery efforts, products from the latest round of MIMU HDP Nexus 5W (data recorded as of 28th February) have now ...read more
  • Conclusion of Copernicus EMS Activation
    The Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS) is one of six services provided by Copernicus, the Earth Observation component of the European Union’s space programme. The Rapid Mapping Service was activated approximately 3 hours after the earthqu ...read more
  • More Maps on Earthquake Damage to Heritage and Cultural Sites
    The United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT) has been assessing heritage and cultural sites through remote sensing analysis, given the location of epicentre near the historic cities Sagaing and Mandalay. 5 latest maps cover probable damage at the fol ...read more
  • Food Security Analysis #2 (WFP)
    This WFP analysis reviews previous food security and vulnerability data, overlaid with earthquake impact, to refine the design of the food security response. It answers key questions such as where, how many, and who are food insecure.Where:Regions wi ...read more
  • Debris Management: Guided by Satellites, Supported by and for Field Teams
    Why debris matters – At least two and a half million tonnes of debris, roughly 125,000 truckloads, must be removed in Myanmar. These figures, coming from UNDP’s remote sensing analysis, underscore the urgent need for large scale debris removal and re ...read more
  • Early Recovery Priorities
    In the aftermath of a major disaster like the recent earthquake, an early recovery approach takes place during a transition period that represents a vital bridge between emergency relief and longer term development and is crucial to the first efforts ...read more
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News from MIMU

  • MIMU HDP Nexus 5W Released
    To support coordination of humanitarian, development, and peace (HDP)-focused activities across Myanmar, including ongoing response and recovery efforts, products from the latest round of MIMU HDP Nexus 5W (data recorded as of 28th February) have now ...read more
  • Conclusion of Copernicus EMS Activation
    The Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS) is one of six services provided by Copernicus, the Earth Observation component of the European Union’s space programme. The Rapid Mapping Service was activated approximately 3 hours after the earthqu ...read more
  • More Maps on Earthquake Damage to Heritage and Cultural Sites
    The United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT) has been assessing heritage and cultural sites through remote sensing analysis, given the location of epicentre near the historic cities Sagaing and Mandalay. 5 latest maps cover probable damage at the fol ...read more
  • Food Security Analysis #2 (WFP)
    This WFP analysis reviews previous food security and vulnerability data, overlaid with earthquake impact, to refine the design of the food security response. It answers key questions such as where, how many, and who are food insecure.Where:Regions wi ...read more
  • Debris Management: Guided by Satellites, Supported by and for Field Teams
    Why debris matters – At least two and a half million tonnes of debris, roughly 125,000 truckloads, must be removed in Myanmar. These figures, coming from UNDP’s remote sensing analysis, underscore the urgent need for large scale debris removal and re ...read more
  • Early Recovery Priorities
    In the aftermath of a major disaster like the recent earthquake, an early recovery approach takes place during a transition period that represents a vital bridge between emergency relief and longer term development and is crucial to the first efforts ...read more

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