Fortnightly Monitoring Report 2015 Tropical Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Action Plan

As of July 31, 2015 Prepared by the Clusters and complied by the Vanuatu Humanitarian Team

FUNDING ANALYSIS

Funding requested Funding received Funding status1

13.45 million ($US) (US$) (US$) Total Required WASH Cluster 3,700,000 X,XXX,XXX XX % YY million ($US) Food Security and Agriculture Cluster 2,500,000 X,XXX,XXX XX % Total Received Shelter Cluster 1,200,000 X,XXX,XXX XX %

YY% Health and Nutrition Cluster 2,300,000 X,XXX,XXX XX % Total Funded Education Cluster 1,600,000 X,XXX,XXX XX %

Gender and Protection Cluster 1,184,980 X,XXX,XXX XX %

Emergency Telecoms Working Group 250,000 XXX,XXX XX %

Early Recovery 700,000 XXX,XXX XX %

1 See current financial status link: https://fts.unocha.org/reports/daily/ocha_Rreportf_A1096_asof___1505191950.pdf

1 ACTIVITY LEVELS TO SUPPORT HAP STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES Shelter Cluster

Cluster Objective 1: Provide emergency shelter and non-food items for people whose houses have been damaged or destroyed. HAP Strategic Activities Locations Indicator Target Reached Status Update Outcome Efate, Tongoa, Mataso, Port Vila, Ambrym, Malekula, # damaged Tarpaulin distributions have Tanna, Erromango, Aniwa, Distribution of households that Reached – 146% exceeded HH target due to Epi, Pele, Ifira, Aneityum, 18,000 26,304 tarpaulin have received addressing gaps after Nguna, Lelepa, Pentecost, tarpaulins assessing greater need. Tongariki, Makira, Emau, Moso, Ambae, Buninga A further 2,232 more HH are Efate, Port Vila, Tanna, ongoing or planned to be Erromango, Aniwa, # of damaged reached after 31 July within Pentecost, Epi, Tongoa, Distribution of 1 households that recovery framework period, Pele, Nguna, Lelepa, 18,000 13,420 On Track – 75% tool kits have access to with further tool kit Paama, Tongariki, Malekula, tools distributions, eventually Makira, Emau, Moso, bringing HH reached to at least Mataso, Ambae, Buninga 87% of the HAP target. Efate, Port Vila, Tanna, Aneityum, Epi, Malekula, # of damaged Kitchen Set distributions have Distribution of Nguna, Lelepa, Tongoa, households that exceeded HH target due to 8,500 10,029 Reached – 118% kitchen sets Tongariki, Pele, Makira, have received addressing gaps after Emau, Moso, Mataso, kitchen sets assessing greater need. Buninga, Ambae, Pentecost

Cluster Objective 2: Assist affected people with repair and reconstruction of houses, water and sanitation facilities.

HAP Strategic Activities Locations Indicator Target Reached Status Update Outcome # households that Ensuring have achieved a access to TBD 2 durable roofing 18,000 No progress roofing solution materials

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A further 1,797 more HH are ongoing or planned to be reached with further shelter # of households Shelter training, eventually bringing 3W that have technical Efate, Port Vila, Tanna, reported HH reached to at least participated in 18,000 8,215 Gap – 46% education Erromango, Aniwa 56% of the HAP target, as this is shelter and training not including further shelter training/education training to be commenced after 31 July within the recovery framework. Support for access to # of households materials: that have access to 18,000 No progress debris recovery materials removal, timber milling A further 195 more HH are 2 ongoing or planned to be Distribution of reached with further fixing kits, fixing kits # of households eventually bringing 3W reported Ambrym, Tanna, (nails, that have received 18,000 6,783 Gap – 38% HH reached to at least 39% of Erromango, Aniwa, Epi strapping, a fixing it the HAP target, as this is not wire) including similar activities to be commenced after 31 July within the recovery framework.

Cluster Objective 3: Investment in safer community buildings.

HAP Strategic Activities Locations Indicator Target Reached Status Update Outcome Technical # households in the building and affected areas that TBD 18,000 No progress engineering have access to safer advice community buildings 3 Material # households in the support for affected areas that TBD 18,000 No progress repairs and have access to safer improvements community buildings

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