Around 18,000 people are still being housed in 272 evacuation centres in Vanuatu after last month's Cyclone Harold.
The displaced people are in Sanma, Penama and Malampa provinces.
According to the Vanuatu Daily Post, the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) said most sites had been provided with tarpaulins for immediate shelter needs as well as food supplies.
However the NDMO said its recovery efforts were still continuing.
Aid packages for Cyclone Harold victims Photo: IFRC
Vanuatu's Catholic church has distributed over 1000 tarpaulins to the people of Pentecost, who were hit by Cyclone Harold last month.
The Vanuatu Red Cross is looking to distribute relief supplies to islands affected by Cyclone Harold later this week.
A New Zealand coconut and avocado oil producer, who is promising Pacific farmers much higher returns than they currently get, hopes to start operating within just months.
Vanuatu's biggest church has made a $US29,000 donation to the National Disaster Management Office.
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