Mali October 2013   Extensive Floods -  400 Boxes

Severe flooding struck Mali in August and September 2013, leaving at least 37 to 55 people dead and displacing around 20,000 residents. Torrential seasonal rains caused the Niger River to overflow, devastating poorly constructed mud-brick housing and critical infrastructure, particularly in the capital city of Bamako

Mali October 2012   Flash  Floods -  300 Boxes

In October 2012, Mali experienced significant riverine and flash flooding triggered by relentless, heavy rains that began earlier that August. The disaster severely impacted multiple districts across the country, compounding an already delicate humanitarian situation caused by the ongoing Sahel food crisis and regional political instability.