were able to use our maps (pre and post crisis) and geospatial databases to assist in emergency response and assessing damage extent. On daily basis near-real time flood inundation online viewer was also developed to address flood-water direction and its movement which are used in humanitarian assistance. The United Methodist Church's representatives are on the ground with a project that within the week will purify more than 3.5 million litres of drinking water and benefit more than 73,000 people a day. The Methodist are also helping to bring food relief and emergency shelter to tens of thousands of Pakistanis affected by the flooding. The Pakistan Cricket Board and English Cricket Board Cricket Boards are working together to organise a fundraiser exhibition match for the benefit of flood victims. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) had raised at least A$2.8 million for UNICEF's flood relief efforts through its nationwide radio appeal from Friday 27 August until 3 pm on Sunday 29 August 2010. Stockport town council, Cheshire started a Pakistan flood appeal on 5 September 2010. Response by individuals The Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz has donated US$5.3 million from his private money. The Saudi Crown Prince Sultan Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz donated US$2.7 million personally. The Saudi Interior Minister Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud donated US$2 million personally. The Governor of Tabuk Province in Saudi Arabia donated US$1 million from his private money. The Chairman of Samba Financial Group of Saudi Arabia, Eesa bin Mohammad al Eesa donated US$2 million from his private money. Her Highness Fatima bint Mubarak Al Ketbi, the wife of the founder and the first president of UAE, donated AED 5 million from her private money. The wife of Turkish Prime Minister Emine Erdoğan personally donated TL 100,000 and also donated her jewellery including a precious necklace, which was very memorable and dear to her as it was given to her by her husband on their wedding. She gave it Mrs Fawziya Gilani, wife of the Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani to be donated to a flood-stricken girl in her dowry, the Turkish people bought the necklace in an auction and gave it back to her. But she again donated it to the flood victims, when Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani arrived in a camp near Dadu, it was found that eight girls from the floods victims were to get married, so the necklace was