UP to 200,000 survivors of Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan) face poverty because the government plans to relocate them without considering how they will earn a living.
In its new report, The Right Move? Ensuring Durable Relocation After Typhoon Haiyan, worldwide aid agency Oxfam said earning an income is the top priority for typhoon survivors at risk of resettlement.
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