49. Vanuatu Cyclone Jasmine Feb 2012 50. Nepal Floods May 2012 51. PNG Floods May 2012 52. Myanmar Rakhine Conflict Jun 2012 53. Cambodia Floods Sep 2012 54. Philippines Typhoon Bopha Dec 2012 55. Palau Cyclone Bopha Dec 2012

56. Fiji Cyclone Eva Jun 2013 57. Marshall Islands Drought May 2013 58. Myanmar Cyclone Mahasan May 2013 59. Myanmar Surge Support July 2013 60. Lao PDR Dengue Aug 2013 61. Lao PDR Floods Sep 2013 62. Philippines Conflict Sep 2013 63. Philippines Bohol Earthquake Oct 2013 64. Philippines Cyclone Haiyan Nov 2013

65. Myanmar Surge Support Oct 2014 66. Philippines Cyclone Hagupit Dec 2014

67. Malaysia Floods Jan 2015 68. Vanuatu Cyclone Pam Mar 2015 69. Nepal Earthquake Apr 2015 70. Myanmar Floods Sep 2015

71. DPR Korea Surge Support Jan 2016 72. Mongolia Dzud Feb 2016 73. Fiji TC Winston Feb 2016 74. PNG Drought Mar 2016 75. Viet Nam Drought Mar 2016 76. Sri Lanka Floods Apr 2016 77. Myanmar Surge Support Dec 2016 78. Mongolia Dzud Dec 2016

79. Sri Lanka Drought Mar 2017 80. Sri Lanka Floods May 2017 81. Nepal Floods Aug 2017 82. Bangladesh Floods Aug 2017 83. Bangladesh Rohingya Refugee Crisis Sep 2017 84. Viet Nam Floods Nov 2017

85. DPR Korea Surge Support Jan 2018 86. Tonga Typhoon Gita Feb 2018 87. Papua New Guinea Highlands Earthquake Mar 2018 88. Lao PDR Floods Aug 2018 89. Philippines Typhoon Mangkhut Sep 2018 90. Indonesia Central Sulawesi Earthquake Sep 2018

01. Multiple countries Indian Ocean Tsunami Dec 2004

02. Cook Islands Cyclone Percy Feb 2005 03. Indonesia Nias Earthquake Mar 2005 04. Pakistan, India South Asia Earthquake Oct 2005 05. Indonesia Aceh Floods Dec 2005

06. Philippines Leyte Landslide Feb 2006 07. Indonesia Mt. Merapi Volcano Apr 2006 08. Indonesia Yogyakarta Earthquake May 2006 09. Timor-Leste Unrest May 2006 10. Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami Jul 2006

11. Timor-Leste Surge Support Mar 2007 12. Solomon Islands Earthquake & Tsunami Apr 2007 13. South Asia Floods Jun 2007 14. DPR Korea Floods Aug 2007 15. Bangladesh Cyclone Sidr Nov 2007 16. Papua New Guinea Cyclone Guba Nov 2007

17. Myanmar Cyclone Nargis May 2008 18. China Sichuan Earthquake May 2008 19. Lao PDR Floods Aug 2008 20. Philippines Mindanao Unrest Aug 2008 21. Pakistan Conflict Sep 2008 22. Sri Lanka Surge Support Nov 2008 23. PNG Floods & Sea Swells Dec 2008

24. Fiji Floods Jan 2009 25. Solomon Island Floods Feb 2009 26. Sri Lanka Surge Support Jun 2009 27. Philippines Surge Support Jun 2009 28. Pakistan Conflict Jul 2009 29. Indonesia West Java Earthquake Sep 2009 30. Bhutan Earthquake Sep 2009 31. Philippines Typhoon Ketsana Sep 2009 32. Samoa Earthquake & Tsunami Sep 2009 33. Indonesia Sumatra Earthquake Sep 2009 34. Philippines Typhoon Parma Oct 2009 35. Vanuatu Volcano Nov 2009

36. Cook Islands Cyclone Pat Feb 2010 37. China Qinghai Earthquake Apr 2010 38. Pakistan Floods Jul 2010 39. Philippines Typhoon Megi Oct 2010 40. Myanmar Typhoon Giri Oct 2010 41. Indonesia Mt. Merapi Volcano Oct 2010 42. Mongolia Dzud Nov 2010

43. Sri Lanka Floods Jan 2011 44. Vanuatu Cyclone Vania Jan 2011 45. Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Mar 2011 46. Philippines Typhoon Nesat Sep 2011 47. Cambodia Floods Oct 2011 48. Philippines TS Washi Dec 2011

1

1, 22, 26, 43, 76, 80 1, 3, 5

1

33

297, 8, 10, 41

9, 1116

23

87

51, 74

1225

57

35, 44, 49, 68

24, 56, 73

32

2, 36

86

67 55

34, 39, 66, 8927, 31, 46

6463

20, 48, 5462

6

42, 72, 78

14, 71, 85

45

18

37

3050, 69, 81

15, 82 83

47, 53

19, 60, 61, 88

75, 8417, 40, 52, 58

59, 65, 70, 77

79

4, 13, 21, 28, 38

OCHA ROAP deploys specialised humanitarian personnel to support efforts on the ground in response to a new or escalating humanitarian crises. Since 2004, ROAP deployed on 90 occasions to provide rapid and temporary reinforcement and ensure coordination takes place effectively and efficiently.

90events

2004-PRESENT

*Only emergency deployments in the Asia-Pacific Region are listed here. Creation date: 8 Nov 2018

90

Deployment percentage by disaster type 2004-Present

Types of disasters ROAP staff have deployed to* 2004-Present

CYCLONE/TYPHOON26%

FLOODING24%

EARTHQUAKE18%

SURGE 11%

CONFLICT 8%

DROUGHT 4%

VOLCANO 3%

DZUD 3%

ROAP Emergency Response Deployments in Focus by Year

995 days 20%In 2017, out of 22 ROAP staff, 995 days were spent on emergency response deployments.

ROAP staff were on emergency response deployments 20% of the year.

5 staffThe total number of days deployed is equivalent to having five staff absent for the entire year.

Number of times a ROAP team deployed* 2004-Present

14

10

8

7

5

4

4

4

3

3

3

3

3

Philippines

Indonesia

Myanmar

Sri Lanka

Papua New Guinea

Pakistan

Vanuatu

Lao PDR

Fiji

Mongolia

Nepal

DPR Korea

Bangladesh

Cook Islands

Timor-Leste

Cambodia

China

Viet Nam

Solomon Islands

* Charts shows countries with two or more deployments

2

2

2

2

2

2

of ROAP emergency response deployments were to typhoons, flooding and earthquakes.

45 daysOn average, ROAP staff, spent 45 days in 2017 on emergency response deployments.

523 days 16%In 2016, out of 15 ROAP staff, 523 days were spent on emergency response deployments.

ROAP staff were on emergency response deployments 16% of the year.

2 staffThe total number of days deployed is equivalent to having two staff absent for the entire year.

35 daysOn average, ROAP staff, spent 35 days in 2016 on emergency response deployments.

2017

2016

806 days 25%In 2015, out of 15 ROAP staff, 806 days were spent on emergency response deployments.

ROAP staff were on emergency response deployments 25% of the year.

4 staffThe total number of days deployed is equivalent to having four staff absent for the entire year.

54 daysOn average, ROAP staff, spent 54 days in 2015 on emergency response deployments.

2015

CONFLICT

CYCLONE/TYPHOON

DROUGHT

DZUD*

EARTHQUAKE

EPIDEMIC

FLOODING

LANDSLIDES

TSUNAMI

VOLCANIC ERUPTION

Data below for emergency deployments in and out of our AOR

* Mongolian term for a severe winter in which large number of livestock die

OCHA Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (ROAP) Creation date: 8 Nov 2018