CEDAR Fund

Abnormal Drought Affecting Hundreds of Millions Globally

India is currently experiencing the worst drought in 40 years which greatly affects the daily lives of 330 million people. Firetrucks are constantly transporting water to citizens but the reservoirs are nearly emptied, and not everyone is helped [FOCUS].

Severe droughts are also happening in South Africa, Asia, and Southeast Asia. Scientists speculated that the drought is related to the El Niño that cycles every 2-7 years, each time spanning 9 months to 1 year [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration]. The agricultural consequences are grim as there is no water for irrigation and for feeding animals, in turn undermining the food source and reserve of the citizens. Poverty situations are also worsened while the famine develops.

CEDAR’s partner, Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR), has started their drought relieve efforts in Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, Central India, its work includes:

[More in: CEDAR Gives Full Support in India Drought Relief Work]

Prayer for the Areas in Drought