Delivery of assistance to victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda was hampered by poor coordination between local authorities and the international community, British aid groups said on Tuesday.

A study of the aid delivery by five charities released in Manila a year after the storm struck found there had been a lack of communication between international aid providers, their local counterparts and the government.

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