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From left: UNOCHA humanitarian affairs officer Aleyda Valdes, Emergency Management Cook Islands' Lydia Sijp, UNOCHA Pacific Head of Office Anne Colquhoun, PM Office Chief of Staff Bredina Drollet, and Disaster Resilience for Pacific SIDS Resilience and Development Unit programme associate Francis Wele at the launch of the Country Preparedness Package for the Cook Islands yesterday.
Emergency Management Cook Islands (EMCI) in partnership with the Pacific Humanitarian Team (PHT) launched the Country Preparedness Package (CPP) for the Cook Islands at the USP Campus in Avarua yesterday.
Emergency Management Cook Islands (EMCI) in partnership with the Pacific Humanitarian Team (PHT) launched the Country Preparedness Package (CPP) for the Cook Islands at the USP Campus in Avarua yesterday.
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