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Cash Transfers Map (Cash-for-Work and Livelihood Cash Grants) Vavuniya District | Cheddiculam DSD Location Details ¯ 1:140,000 Vavuniya North Vavuniya District Vavuniya Vavuniya South Legend Vengalacheddiculam Number of Agencies: 44% 0 1 Periyathampanai Assisted households Vs. Resettled households : 300 Number of reset- tled households Kannadi Number of Assisted households [1] by all Piramanalankulam Vavuniya DSD implementing agencies Data Sources Periyakadu Digital data: Kurukkalputhukullam Admin boundaries are pro- vided by Survey Department Sooduventahpilavu and Urban Development Au- Andiyapuliyankulam Pavatkulam Unit 2 thority of Sri Lanka. Pavatkulam Unit 5 & 6 Spatial Reference: Kanthasami Nagar Geographic Coordinate Sys- Cheddiculam DSD tem WGS 1984. Attribute data: Kankankulam Assistance updates are pro- Cheddikulam Pavatkulam Unit 9 & 10 vided by UNOCHA through 3W online matrix (as at 29 th of Christokulam (Musalkutti) June, 2012). Periyapuliyankulam Resettlement updates are Mugathankulam based on Government Agents offices of respective Districts (as at 31 st of April, 2012). Muthaliyarkulam Neriyakulam Funding From EUROPEAN COMMIS- Sinnaisipikulam Humanitarian Aid Produced By ACTED Agency for Technical Cooperation & Development 9% Country Office: 146, Reid Avenue, Col 04, Sri Lanka. Tel: +94 (0) 250 2743 Email: [email protected] Website: www.acted.org [1] Number of assisted households is represented by the following indicators; number of households ass30%isted in establish- ing small shops/ mobile shops, number of households assisted in establishing small business, number of households 10.5% This map is designed for receiving goat packages, number of households receiving poultry packages, number of households provided with cash printing on A4 size grants, number of households targeted through Cash for Work (CFW) schemes. Date of preparation: 09-July-2012 Period of information repre- [2] This data constitutes the aggregate for all agencies implementing in the particular DS Division (Caritas), and as a sented: From 01.01.2010 to result, may contain overlap. 29.06.2012 Cash Transfers Map (Cash-for-Work and Livelihood Cash Grants) Vauniya District | Vauniya South DSD Location Details ¯ 1:130,000 Agbopura Mamaduwa Vavuniya DSD Puthubulankulama Legend Mahakachakodiya Pirappanmaduwa Number of resettled households Note : There are not any implementing agencies Nedunkulama reported for cash transfers. Vavuniya South DSD Data Sources Madukanda Digital data: Admin boundaries are provided by Survey Department and Urban Development Author- ity of Sri Lanka. Spatial Reference: Geographic Coordinate System WGS 1984. Attribute data: Rankethgama Mahamylankulam Poomaduwa Errataperiyakulama Assistance updates are provided by UNOCHA through 3W online matrix (as at 29 th of June, Avaranthulawa 2012). Resettlement updates are based on Govern- Avusadapitiya ment Agents offices of respective Districts (as at 31 st of April, 2012). Acre 400 L.B. Coloni Acre 20,40,60 Kokeliya/Kalukunnamma Track 7 Funding From Alagalla Palayauruwa/Periya Ulukulama Manthai East DSD Vavuniya North Vavuniya District Produced By ACTED Vavuniya Agency for Technical Cooperation & Development Country Office: Vavuniya South 146, Reid Avenue, Col 04, Sri Lanka. Tel: +94 (0) 250 2743 Email: [email protected], Vengalacheddiculam Website: www.acted.org This map is designed for printing on A4 size Date of preparation: 09-July-2012 Marathanmaduwa Period of information represented: From 01.01.2010 to 29.06.2012 Cash Transfers Map (Cash-for-Work and Livelihood Cash Grants) Vavuniya District | Vavuniya DSD Location Details Panrikkeithakulam Vavuniya North DSD Vavuniya North ¯ Arumugathanputhukulam 1:120,000 Vavuniya District 55% Palamoddai Vavuniya Vavuniya South Vavuniya District Chemamadu Vengalacheddiculam Mahilankulam Legend 35% Maruthammadu Number of Agencies : 48% 0 1 Assisted households Vs. Resettled households : Malikai Vavuniya DSD Omanthai 42% 200 Number of resettled households Maruthankulam Number of Assisted households [1] by Illamaruthankulam all implementing agencies [2] Puthukulam Data Sources Kalmadu Paranaddakal Digital data: Admin boundaries are provided by Survey Eachchankulam Nochchimoddai Department and Urban Development Author- Kallikulam ity of Sri Lanka. 62% Sasthirikoolankulam Spatial Reference: Maharambaikulam Geographic Coordinate System WGS 1984. Kallikulam Attribute data: Velankulam Marakkaranpalai Assistance updates are provided by UNOCHA through 3W online matrix (as at 29 th of June, 2012). Poovarasankulam Thandikulam Kaththarsinnakulam Pampaimadu Resettlement updates are based on Govern- Vavuniya South DSD ment Agents offices of respective Districts (as at 31 st of April, 2012). Vavuniya Town North Funding From Salampaikulam Nelukulam Pandarikulam Rambaikulam Rajendrankulam Thonikal chekkaddipulavu Velikulam Produced By 12% ACTED Kanthapuram Samanamkulam Agency for Technical Cooperation & Development Country Office: 146, Reid Avenue, Col 04, Sri Lanka. Tel: +94 (0) 250 2743 Email: [email protected], Website: [1] Number of assisted households is represented by the following indicators; number of households assisted in establishing small shops/ mobile shops, number of households as- www.acted.org sisted in establishing small business, number of households receiving goat packages, number of households receiving poultry packages, number of households provided with This map is designed for printing on A4 size cash grants, number of households targeted through Cash for Work (CFW) schemes. Date of preparation: 09-July-2012 [2] This data constitutes the aggregate for all agencies implementing in the particular DS Division (Caritas) and as a result, may contain overlap. Period of information represented: From 01.01.2010 to 29.06.2012 Cash Transfers Map (Cash-for-Work and Livelihood Cash Grants) Vavuniya District | Vavuniya North DSD Location Details ¯ Vavuniya North 1:140,000 Marailuppai Vavuniya District Vavuniya Vavuniya South Legend Number of Agencies : Mannakulam Kulavisuddan Vengalacheddiculam 0 1 Assisted households Vs. Resettled Kanakarayankulam North Nedunkerny South Mamadu households : 91% Sinnadampan 200 Number of resettled households [1] Kanakarayankulam South Nainamadu Number of Assisted households by all implementing agencies [2] Olumadu 91% Data Sources 93% Digital data: Vavuniya North DSD Katkulam Admin boundaries are provided by Survey Paddikudiyiruppu Department and Urban Development Author- ity of Sri Lanka. Paranthan Puliyankulam North Spatial Reference: Geographic Coordinate System WGS 1984. Attribute data: Unchalkaddi Assistance updates are provided by UNOCHA Annantharpuliyankulam through 3W online matrix (as at 29 th of June, Puliyankulam South 2012). Resettlement updates are based on Govern- ment Agents offices of respective Districts Vavuniya DSD (as at 31 st of April, 2012). Maruthodai Funding From Vedivaithakallu Produced By 16% ACTED Agency for Technical Cooperation & Development Country Office: 146, Reid Avenue, Col 04, Sri Lanka. Tel: +94 (0) 250 2743 Email: [email protected], Website: [1] Number of assisted households is represented by the following indicators; number of households assisted in establishing small shops/ mobile shops, number of households as- www.acted.org sisted in establishing small business, number of households receiving goat packages, number of households receiving poultry packages, number of households provided with This map is designed for printing on A4 size cash grants, number of households targeted through Cash for Work (CFW) schemes. Date of preparation: 09-July-2012 [2] This data constitutes the aggregate for all agencies implementing in the particular DS Division (Caritas & RI) and as a result, may contain overlap. Period of information represented: From 01.01.2010 to 29.06.2012 .
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