Emergency relief organisations around the world are appealing for funds to help survivors of the deadly cyclone in Myanmar.
Most are appealing for cash rather than donated goods, which they say enables them to target aid most efficiently and where it is most urgently needed.
In depth: Myanmar cyclone Witness: 'Utter devastation'Millions displacedLessons from AcehGenerals' grip threatenedStorm smashes Myanmar 'rice bowl'Map: Cyclone's deadly pathSatellite photos: Before and afterTimeline: Asia's worst stormsPicture galleryHere are some of the organisations who have launched emergency appeals. Many are taking international donations by credit card, or through local banks:
Witness: 'Utter devastation'Millions displacedLessons from AcehGenerals' grip threatenedStorm smashes Myanmar 'rice bowl'Map: Cyclone's deadly pathSatellite photos: Before and afterTimeline: Asia's worst stormsPicture gallery
Click on the names of the organisations to link to their websites
Unicef - The United Nations' Childrens Fund
World Food Programme
The UK Disasters Emergency Committee is an umbrella organisation of 13 international relief charities, including the British Red Cross, Oxfam and Save the Children. It accepts donations from the UK and overseas.
World Vision (Australia)
Save The Children (USA and international)
Muslim Aid (UK)
Medecins Sans Frontieres (list of offices worldwide)
International Committee of the Red Cross/Red Crescent
National branches of the Red Cross/Red Crescent may also be organising local appeals. For example:
American Red Cross
Malaysian Red Crescent
Action Aid
Adventist Development and Relief Agency
Air Serv International
Amercian Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Amercian Jewish World Service
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