Venezuela is rebuilding

Help support its recovery

Following the June 24 earthquakes, Venezuela is moving toward recovery. Needs remain enormous — but so are the resilience, solidarity, and determination of communities to move forward.

The earthquakes left communities facing loss, destruction, and disrupted livelihoods, representing a major setback for development. Recovery goes far beyond rebuilding homes and infrastructure. It means restoring services and opportunities, recovering livelihoods, strengthening capacities, and helping communities rebuild with dignity and greater resilience.

On this site you'll find information about UNDP's work — alongside national authorities, partners, and communities — on both early response and long-term recovery. Today, more than ever, solidarity can make a difference. Together, we can help rebuild their future.

Crowdfunding campaign →

 

 

Rapid assessments

Discover how RAPIDA, our digital assessment methodology, made it possible to estimate the disaster's impact in under 48 hours using satellite imagery and artificial intelligence.

Read the blog "The Power of Data" → Learn about RAPIDA →

USD 6.7B

Physical Damage


2.1M tons

Debris


Comprehensive debris management

UNDP is supporting the management of the 2.1 million tons of debris through sorting, recycling, and reuse — incorporating disaster risk reduction and environmental sustainability criteria.

This makes it possible to:

  • Safely remove debris
  • Restore community services
  • Recover homes and public spaces

 

Inclusive recovery, with people at the center


UNDP supports access to medicine and mental health services, as well as continuity of treatment for non-communicable diseases.

In addition, AI-powered mobile X-ray units are visiting temporary camps to strengthen early tuberculosis diagnosis.

You can also learn how MPPS and UNDP are strengthening the health response in the affected areas.

Boy in yellow shirt receives vaccination from a nurse at a mobile clinic.

 

 

Partnerships that save lives:

USD 3M

Republic of Korea

For debris removal and management, restore essential community services, support household recovery and strengthen institutional and community capacities.

USD 1.77M

Global Fund

To ensure the continuity of HIV, malaria and tuberculosis services.

A concert for Venezuela

Maestro Gustavo Dudamel, alongside UNDP and CAF, invites you to his farewell concert with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, as he steps down after 17 years leading the orchestra. This solidarity concert aims to raise funds to support the country's reconstruction.

 

Yellow concert poster for Venezuela with a guitar motif and Venezuelan flag colors, Hollywood Bowl.

 

Watch it here: 

Crowdfunding Campaign

Join Gustavo Dudamel and El Sistema in this international crowdfunding effort to rally support for the affected communities.