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Engaging the Diaspora in Response to the 2014 Fogo Volcano Eruption in Cape Verde

On November 23, 2014, a volcanic eruption on the island of Fogo in Cape Verde, of the West Coast of Africa, affected approximately 200 households corresponding to a population of 1498. The eruption continued for 3 months and was the largest eruption, by volume and damage, on the archipelago in over 60 years. Most damage was caused by lava flows advancing into populated regions, destroying buildings, homes, and roads. As a result, 3 villages were abandoned and hundreds of residents evacuated to camps and schools in nearby areas. There were no injuries or deaths, but the evacuees lost homes and possessions.