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62 countries

What each government puts in the kit.

62 of 62 countries have a kit list; 60 are verified against their sources; the others are still in review or carry points to confirm. Each row links to the page, with the official source behind it.

Europe · 34

CountryKit list
AustriaThe ÖZSV list per person for 14 days: 21 L of drinks, 4.5 kg of grain products, 6 kg of fruit and vegetables, radio, torch, stove.
BelgiumThe National Crisis Centre's 72-hour kit, item by item: home stock and grab-and-go backpack, with water, food, radio, iodine and documents.
BulgariaThe official GDPBZN disaster backpack list for Bulgaria: water and food for 72 hours, medicines, torch, radio, masks, documents and a family plan.
CroatiaThe Civil Protection Directorate's survival kit list: water and food for at least 2 days, 1.5-2 L of water a day, radio, torch, documents.
CyprusThe Cyprus Civil Defence kit list line by line: 3 days, 3 L of water per person per day, food, first aid, radio, torch, documents and more.
Czech RepublicThe Czech Interior Ministry's 72 hodin checklist, line by line: 2 litres of water per adult per day, 72 hours of food, a week of medicines.
DenmarkThe Danish three-day checklist line by line: 9 litres of water per person, three days of food and medicines, FM radio, torch, cash, iodine.
EstoniaThe Rescue Board and kriis.ee one-week list: 3 L of water per person per day, canned food, radio, light, power bank, stove, medicines and cash.
FinlandThe official Finnish home supply: at least 72 hours, 5 L of bottled water per person, food you already use, radio, torch, power bank, cash and medicines.
FranceThe French 72-hour kit from the SGDSN guide, item by item: 6 L of water per person, food, medicines, radio, torch, papers, cash.
GermanyThe BBK checklist item by item: 20 litres of water per person for 10 days, long-life food, radio, torch, home pharmacy, hygiene and a grab bag.
GreeceGreece's civil protection list: 4 L of water per person per day, dry food, torch, radio, batteries, documents, one week of medicines, first aid kit.
HungaryThe BM OKF lists for sheltering indoors and for the evacuation pack, line by line, with official quantities.
IcelandThe Icelandic Red Cross '3 dagar' kit list for at least 3 days: water, food, stove, torch, radio, cash, medicines, hygiene and documents.
IrelandIreland's 2026 Be Emergency Ready checklist (Office of Emergency Planning), item by item: 2-3 litres of water per person per day, food, radio, papers.
ItalyItaly's Civil Protection names example kit items: document copies, first-aid kit, torch, battery radio, plus water and food.
LatviaThe Latvian Ministry of Defence list for 72 hours and 3-7 days: water, long-life food, medicines, radio, cash in small notes, documents, plus a car kit.
LithuaniaThe LT72 lists line by line: 72 hours of food, 12 litres of water per person, and the contents of each family member's evacuation bag (about 45 l).
LuxembourgThe HCPN's emergency kit list for Luxembourg, line by line: water, food, tools, light, radio, first aid, documents, clothing and last-minute items.
MaltaMalta has no official item-by-item emergency kit list that could be confirmed on 20 Oct 2026. to confirm
MoldovaThe IGSU list for Moldova, line by line: 72 hours of water and food, home medicines, and the emergency suitcase with documents, radio, light and bedding.
NetherlandsThe Denk vooruit noodpakket list for 72 hours: 3 L of water per person per day, radio, torch, first aid, whistle, documents and EUR 70 cash per adult.
NorwayDSB's household preparedness list for Norway, line by line: water, food, heat, light, DAB radio, cash, medicines, iodine and hygiene.
PolandThe full checklist from Poland's 2025 Safety Guide: 3 days of supplies, at least 3 litres of water per person per day, plus an evacuation backpack.
PortugalANEPC's emergency kit, item by item: first aid, medication, water and food for two or three days, radio, torch, whistle, power bank, documents, cash.
RomaniaThe DSU emergency backpack list for Romania, line by line: water, food, documents, first aid, hygiene, radio, light and tools for at least 3 days.
SerbiaThe official Serbian items line by line: MUP's list for a sudden departure, the evacuation list, and the family handbook's first-aid kit with quantities.
SlovakiaThe Slovak Interior Ministry's home supply list line by line: water, food, heat, light, radio, cash, medicines, plus evacuation and shelter bags.
SloveniaEvery line of Slovenia's official supply list: 30-day food quantities per adult, 7.5 L of water a day for 3 days, medicines, radio and documents.
SpainSpain's national 72-hour basic kit and Catalonia's detailed list, item by item: water, food, medication, radio, documents, cash, pets.
SwedenMCF's home preparedness list for one week: water, food, heat, light, radio, medicines, hygiene, cash and a paper list of phone numbers.
SwitzerlandThe Swiss FONES and Alertswiss supply list: 9 L of water per person, about a week of food, a DAB+/FM radio, 50 masks per person, first aid.
UkraineThe Ukrainian alarm suitcase checklist, line by line: 30-litre backpack, documents, cash, radio, torch, first aid, a week of medicines, 1-2 days of water.
United KingdomThe GOV.UK/Prepare household kit, item by item: torch, power bank, radio, first aid, 2.5-3 L of water per person per day, food, medication.

Americas · 9

CountryKit list
ArgentinaSINAGIR's emergency backpack: 13 items, including water and food for one day, documents in an airtight bag, first aid kit, whistle and flashlight.
BrazilParaná and São Paulo civil defence kit lists, item by item: 2 L of water per person per day, food for 3 days, radio, flashlight, documents, medicines.
CanadaPublic Safety Canada's emergency kit list: water, food, light, radio, first aid, cash, medications, documents and a grab-and-go bag for 72 hours.
ChileSENAPRED's emergency kit list for Chile, line by line: basic supplies for 72 hours, extended supplies, the pet kit and the car kit.
ColombiaUNGRD's personal emergency kit list for Colombia: water, food for at least 5 days, documents, first aid, radio, light, clothing and items for children.
Costa RicaThe CNE emergency case (maletín para emergencia), item by item, with first-aid quantities: light, waterproof, ready to carry.
MexicoCENAPRED's emergency backpack list, item by item: food and water for 48 hours, radio, flashlight, first-aid kit, documents on USB, whistle, cash.
PeruThe INDECI Survival Combo list for Peru, line by line: the 24-hour emergency backpack and the reserve box for days 2 to 4.
United StatesThe 14 items of the Ready.gov basic emergency supply kit, with the only two official quantities: water and food.

Middle East and Central Asia · 7

CountryKit list
GeorgiaGeorgia's Emergency Management Service 72-hour bag, line by line: 3 L of water per person per day, food, radio, flashlight, first aid, whistle and more.
IsraelThe Home Front Command 72-hour kit: water and sealed food, lighting, radio and charger, first aid, cash and documents, family needs, emergency numbers.
KazakhstanThe MChS alarm-suitcase list and the e-government first-necessity kit, line by line: 3 days, 3-4 L of water per person, radio, torch, documents.
KuwaitCivil Defence's official list for a home shelter in Kuwait: 5 L of water per person per day, canned food, first aid, radio, torches and 11 more lines.
QatarQatar publishes no official emergency kit list.
TurkeyAFAD's Disaster and Emergency Bag list for Turkey: water for each family member, long-keeping food, document copies incl.
United Arab EmiratesNCEMA's emergency kit, earthquake survival kit and two-week food list for the UAE, line by line, with the quantities the guide gives.

Asia-Pacific · 11

CountryKit list
AustraliaThe Get Ready and Queensland kit lists item by item: water, food, radio, torch, first aid, power pack, documents, gloves, masks.
IndiaThe NDMA disaster emergency kit as a checklist: 12 essentials, important papers, and the extra items India advises before a cyclone.
IndonesiaThe BNPB Tas Siaga 72 Jam, item by item: 2 L of water per person per day, food, torch, radio, first aid, document copies, cash.
JapanMAFF's one-week home stock for two adults, the Prime Minister's Office essentials and the Cabinet Secretariat go-bag, line by line.
MalaysiaThe official Malaysian emergency bag (Beg Kecemasan) list, line by line: 10 items from NADMA and the Information Department, no quantities given.
New ZealandNEMA's official New Zealand kit list, line by line: home supplies for three days or more, one grab bag per person, car and work supplies.
PhilippinesThe OCD Go Bag, item by item: documents, flashlight, radio, first aid, cash, 3 days of ready-to-eat food, sealed water, power banks, blankets.
SingaporeSCDF's official list: 8 essential and 7 optional Ready Bag items, plus rice, noodles and canned food for a two-week home stockpile.
South KoreaThe survival backpack list from South Korea's 2024 Emergency Action Guide, plus Seoul's first-aid and CBRN lists, line by line.
TaiwanThe National Public Safety Guide's home supply list (7 days, 3 L water per person per day) and go-bag list, line by line, with sources.
ThailandThe Thai survival bag (ถุงยังชีพ) checklist relayed by PRD, item by item: 3 litres of water per person per day for 72 hours. to confirm

Africa · 1

CountryKit list
South AfricaThe City of Cape Town emergency kit list, item by item: 5 litres of water per person per day for 3 days, food, radio, torch, first aid and documents.

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