Project ID: 63886

Chinese Government grants $250,000 to Philippines after landslide in Southern Leyte in 2006 (linked to projects #63887 and #68627)

Commitment amount

$ 507987.2713141759

Adjusted commitment amount

$ 507987.27

Constant 2021 USD

Summary

Funding agency [Type]

Unspecified Chinese Government Institution [Government Agency]

Recipient

Philippines

Sector

Emergency response (Code: 720)

Flow type

Grant

Infrastructure

No

Category

Intent

Development (The next section lists the possible statuses.)

Commercial

Development

Representational

Mixed

Financial Flow Classification

ODA-like (The next section lists the possible statuses.)

Official Development Assistance

Other Official Flows

Vague (Official Finance)

Flows categorized based on OECD-DAC guidelines

Project lifecycle

Status

Completion (The next section lists the possible statuses.)

Pledge

Commitment

Implementation

Completion

Suspended

Cancelled

Milestones

Commitment

2006-01-01

Planned start

2006-02-18

Actual start

2006-02-20

Actual complete

2006-02-20

NOTE: Red circles denote delays between planned and actual dates

Geography

Description

On February 20, 2006, the Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, Li Jinjun, turned over a $250,000 donation check on behalf of the Chinese government to Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Alberto Romulo. The donation was in response to the severe landslide that occurred in Southern Leyte on February 17, and the donation was part of the USD $1 million donated by the Chinese government in response to this disaster. The USD $1 million donation was comprised of this $250,000 donation along with a donation of $750,000 worth of material aid (recorded in the linked project ID#63887). This project is completed. This project is linked to China's $750,000 worth of emergency material donation (recorded in project #63887), and the $1.11 million total Chinese financing in response to this landslide (recorded in the umbrella project ID#68627). The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Financial Tracking Service captures the donations worth $250,000 and $750,000 as one flow in the flow ID #34623.

Number of official sources

4

Number of total sources

4

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Details

Cofinanced

No

Direct receiving agencies [Type]

Government of the Philippines [Government Agency]