Particularly in the early days of a disaster response, you can spend so much time planning, assessment, contacting donors, and working on what can eventually be done, that you can miss out on the implementation phase of many projects.
That's not to say that we aren't already responding, it's just that some things take a lot of time to do right.
Today was a bit of a relief from that process as we were able to deliver one of the tangible replacement assets to Woodward Hospital, a brand new ambulance.
This new ambulance is not only a replacement vehicle, but in keeping with our principle to always "build back better", it is better equipped and has higher specifications than the one it replaces.
It was a real pleasure to hand it over to the hospital today.
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