Supporting communities after the Myanmar earthquake
The association’s Myanmar office and the East Myanmar Farmers Association coordinated a relief response after the 2025 earthquake. Their account describes procuring essential supplies and working through official distribution channels to reach affected communities.
Report published 24 April 2025; exact activity and photo dates are not stated.
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The Myanmar office and East Myanmar Farmers Association formed a joint taskforce. According to the April report, the team procured urgently needed supplies and handed them over through government-organized distribution channels.
Association offices in Thailand and Laos also supported the response. The account places immediate material assistance alongside continuing attention to recovery and the rebuilding of community livelihoods.
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Rescue personnel assemble outdoors during the Myanmar earthquake response.
World Farmer AssociationOfficials and response personnel walk beside damaged infrastructure in the earthquake-response photograph.
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