cases of the project. China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation received donation of RMB 200,000 from the South-South Education Foundation for a computer classroom project in Sudan in 2017, which was used to provide 50 computers in the Osman Ibn Afan boys’ school, the Thoyba Girls’ School, the Humyraa Girls’ School, the Nasr Girls’ School and the Algadisya Boys' School in Khartoum, Sudan. 50 computers. Before, students in these schools could only see computers in books and had never touched any real computers. The implementation of the Computer Project would surely reduce the digital gap in sub-Saharan African countries and provide children with quality education. Haiti: Haiti Humanitarian Aid Operation Hurricane Matthew made landfall in the Caribbean island nation of Haiti on October 3, 2016, razing houses, uprooting trees, inundating field and destroying municipal water supply systems. The Haitian Ministry of Defense announced on the 10th that Hurricane Mathew left at least 372 people dead, 246 people injured, over 170,000 people homeless of which 140,000 required immediate humanitarian intervention, and caused outbreaks of cholera in remote flood affected regions. CFPA at once began to mobilize humanitarian resources, and on October 12 dispatched emergency aid workers to Haiti. CFPA surveyed the disaster site, conducted medical patrols, and distributed aid materiel in a series of operations addressing the immediate humanitarian needs of hurricane struck communities. Materiel relief provided was valued at over to US$30,000, and directly benefited over 2035 hurricane victims, and included medical supplies which was used to successfully treat 436 patients. Ecuador: Ecuadorian Earthquake Disaster Relief On April 17, 2016, 7:58am, Ecuador was rocked by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake with an epicenter located at 0.371°N 79.940°W 0.371, 19.2 kilometers below ground. In the immediate aftermath, CFPA conducted damage assessment, and launched the Ecuador post-quake humanitarian relief operation. CFPA leveraged its expertise by dispatching humanitarian workers to Ecuador to assist in post-quake relief efforts from the 19th to 30 April 2016. Accompanying them was a humanitarian team sent by Pearl Humanitarian Rescue Institution (PHR). Both organizations jointly undertook 11 days’ relief operations across 9 quake sites during which we committed 45 workers and 190 man hours to humanitarian relief and rescue efforts with assistance from local volunteers. Alongside the UN international and local NGOs, the local authorities, Chinese firms in Ecuador, and the Chinese diaspora, CFPA conducted medical patrols, first aid and materiel procurement, undertook tasks in disinfection and disease prevention, and supplied