Remal Cyclone

Extensive damage to weak mud and semi-pucca houses, affecting 45,000 families across 15 blocks.
Destruction of high land vegetable gardens, impacting 225,000 farmers in 15 blocks.
Uprooting and breaking of 5 crore non-mangrove trees, disrupting the local ecosystem.
Vulnerable communities lack resources and infrastructure for preparation and recovery.
Inaccessibility of roads due to cyclone damage, hindering relief efforts and daily activities.
Urgent need for housing, agricultural, environmental, and infrastructural support to aid recovery and build resilience.

Mukti will support 10,000 disaster-affected individuals with immediate food, shelter, and healthcare.
Each ration kit costs Rs 500 and includes rice, dal, oil, soap, biscuits, soybean, salt, and puffed rice.
Each baby support kit costs Rs 500 and includes milk powder, biscuits, soap, and Dettol.
Tarpaulin support for each family costs Rs 1,000 per unit, providing temporary shelter for damaged houses.
The most affected farmers need support, so the organization is providing vegetable seed kits at Rs 500 per farmer, especially for those practicing climate-resilient or organic farming
Sustainable housing involves the long-term construction of cyclone and flood-tolerant houses at Rs 2 lakh per 300 sq. ft unit.
Plantation support through Mukti’s Green Defence program costs Rs 50,000 per 1,000 plants, including one year of maintenance.

With 16 years of experience, the organization is well-versed in providing both immediate and long-term disaster relief.
Mukti boasts a dedicated ground volunteer team of over 10,000 Mukti Sathi.
On-ground volunteers actively monitor cyclone-related developments in the region, ensuring swift response and assistance.
Program teams efficiently coordinate efforts on the ground to proactively prevent mishaps and address emerging challenges.

South 24 Pgs district of West Bengal

Mukti is directly assisting 3,000 affected families, providing crucial support in their time of need.
Immediate tarpaulin support has been provided to 991 individuals, ensuring temporary shelter for those with damaged homes.
The organization is actively creating livelihood opportunities for locals through the Food for Work project, aiming to empower communities and foster economic resilience.
Mukti’s assistance not only addresses immediate needs but also contributes to long-term recovery and resilience-building efforts in the affected region.
By supporting affected families and providing livelihood opportunities, Mukti is helping to restore normalcy and stability in the aftermath of the disaster.

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