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2/14/2011 7th Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) Philippines National Conference Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila February 7 – 9, 2011 ... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plan and Surigao del Norte Province Program Targeting.. Caraga Region Presented by : LUCIO T. GONZALES Municipal Mayor Pilar, Surigao del Norte The Municipality of Pilar is located at the north eastern part of Mindanao.. an hour and a half plane ride from . is under the Caraga Administrative Manila or 45 minutes from Cebu City to Region Sayak Airport, Del Carmen and a 30- minute motor ride from the airport.. belongs to the 1st District of Surigao del Norte composed of the 9 municipalities in Siargao Island . Located at the Eastern Side of Siargao Island . bounded to the east by Pacific Ocean approx. 20 nautical miles from the Philippine Deep Trench . on the Southeastern side is the Municipality of General Luna – the Surfing Capital of the Philippines, on the south is the Municipality of Dapa and on the west is the Municipality of Del Carmen while on the north is the Municipality of San Isidro. Pilar’s tourist attractions and destinations... total land area is 9,985.70 hectares composed of 15 barangays of which 95% are coastal; total population as of 2008 CBMS Survey is 8,805 of which Surfing Area and White 4,487 are males and 4,315 are Beaches females; total households is 1,933 with Magpopongko Lagoon Magpopongko Rock Formation an average of 5 members per household; dialect spoken is Surigaonon; means of livelihood are farming and fishing; no pronounced dry season Game Fishing Capital of the Philippines Host of the yearly event : Int’l Game Fishing Competition Paghungawan 1 2/14/2011 MUNICIPALITY OF PILAR Challenges faced by the Local Government ... Created on October 31, 1953 by virtue of Executive Order No. 638 High morbidity rate presence of households without access issued by President Elpidio S. Quirino. to potable water High infant mortality rate Classified as 5th income class municipality improper solid waste management death cases among adults due 2010 to illness presence of households living below Annual Income PHP 28, 674,102.32 poverty threshold IRA PHP 27, 857,37 0.00 presence of malnourished children weak calamity response during disasters Local Sources PHP 816,732.32 especially in flooding areas; General Fund PHP 22, 287,370.00 presence of households without 20 % Development Fund PHP 5, 571,876.00 sanitary toilet Prevalence of crime incidence against property Annual Budget PHP 28,000,000.00 intrusion of squatters in mangrove areas Pilar was ranked No. 3 in the Five Poorest Municipality by Province in Caraga in the 2003 City & Municipal Level Poverty Estimates presence of drop –outs among authored by NSCB in coordination with the World Bank with 72.6% school age children poverty incidence. Challenges faced by the Local Government ... Created the CBMS -TWG High morbidity rate presence of households without access LACK OF DATA AT THE LOCAL LEVEL AND to potable water on January 2008 ABSENCE OF DATA BASE THAT WILL HELP High infant mortality rate DIRECTLY IDENTIFY HOUSEHOLDS THAT improper solid waste management Conducted CBMS Module I NEEDS GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION death cases among adults due on the same month to illness presence of households living below poverty threshold Enumeration of presence of malnourished households in 15 barangays LACK OF FUNDS TO ACQUIRE children weak calamity response during disasters from February to April 2008 SOFTWARE FORespecially THE LGU’s to floodingDATA BASE areas; presence of households without sanitary toilet Make use of the available local intrusion of squatters in LIMITED RESOURCES TO FUND resources and mangrove areas PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT manpower CAN ALLEVIATE THE LIVES OF presence of drop –outs among PILARNONS school age children Completed CBMS Modules II and III on the same year UTILIZING CBMS IN THE FORMULATION OF THE UTILIZING CBMS IN THE FORMULATION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010 -2016 COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2010 -2016 2 2/14/2011 CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. ... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plan and PtiProgram Targeting.. POOREST OF THE POOR WHO? WHERE? WHY? CBMS SURVEY, 2009 CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. PROGRAM TARGETING AND IMPACT MONITORING Issues/Problems Program / Projects Total Number of (CBMS Survey 2009) ( ELA 2010 -2013 & Target Status / Impact of CDP 2010-2013 ) beneficiaries the Program Jaboy Consolacion Households: Pilaring (Pob.) 1,933 Presence of HH Pilar Water 780 HHs in 265 HHs have Punta (Pob.) Asinan (Pob.) without access System Pilar with no now access to to safe water Improvement access to safe safe water Datu Program H2O Katipunan Households without Salvacion access to safe water : Water Shed Protection Program 780 CBMS SURVEY, 2009 CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. PROGRAM TARGETING AND IMPACT MONITORING Issues/Problems Program / Projects (CBMS Survey 2009) ( ELA 2010 -2013 & Target Status / Impact of Total Number of CDP 2010-2013 ) beneficiaries the Program Households (Asinan): Presence of HH Pilar Water 90% of HHs 60% of the 207 without access System in Brgy. total HHs to safe water Improvement Asinan have now Program without access to safe Households without access to safe water access to safe water : Water Shed H2O Protection Program 90% 3 2/14/2011 CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. PROGRAM TARGETING AND IMPACT MONITORING Issues/Problems Program / Projects (CBMS Survey 2009) ( ELA 2010 -2013 & Target Status / Impact of Total Child death in CDP 2010-2013 ) beneficiaries the Program Carida d 2008-2009: Jaboy Consolacio High incidence Health Delivery 1,101 children O child death n Dayaohay Pilaring (Pob.) Caridad :1: 1 of child Development aged 0 -5 rate Punta (Pob.) Asinan (Pob.) mortality (0-5 Program years old San Roque Datu : 1 years old) Centro (Pob.) Maasin : 1 Datu Nutrition Katipunan Punta : 1 Program Mabini Salvacion San Roque : 7 Maasin Mabuhay Maternal Health All pregnant Care Program women CBMS SURVEY, 2009 CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. and Program Targeting.. Children 6-12 years Children 13-16 years Caridad old not attending Jaboy old not attending elementary school: high school: Dayaohay Male : 161 Male : 242 Asinan (Pob.) Datu Centro (Pob.) Female : 142 Female : 149 Total : 303 Katipunan Total : 391 Salvacion CBMS SURVEY, 2009 CBMS SURVEY, 2009 PROGRAM TARGETING AND IMPACT MONITORING CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. Issues/Problems Program / Projects (CBMS Survey 2009) ( ELA 2010 -2013 & Target Status / Impact of CDP 2010-2013 ) beneficiaries the Program Caridad HHs w/ income Presence of Balik – Eskwela 303 A total of 200 below poverty children 6-12 Program elementary children previously threshold not in school are San Roque years old not school age now in elementary Asinan (Pob.) attending children not school. elementary attending 1,671 school school (86.45%) A total of 15o Children 13-16 391 high high school age years old not school age children are now in Maasin attending high children not school. school attending school CBMS SURVEY, 2009 4 2/14/2011 CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. and Program Targeting.. HH w/ income below HHs experienced Caridad Caridad food threshold: food shortage: San Roque 1,549 San Roque 195 Asinan (Pob.) (80.13%) (10.08%) Maasin Maasin CBMS SURVEY, 2009 CBMS SURVEY, 2009 PROGRAM TARGETING AND IMPACT MONITORING CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. Issues/Problems Program / Projects (CBMS Survey 2009) ( ELA 2010 -2013 & Target Status / Impact of CDP 2010-2013 ) beneficiaries the Program HHs with income Subsidy Program for All identified HHs without access below poverty farmers households beneficiaries threshold to sanitary toilet: Post harvest with income are now Consolacion Development Project below recipients of Jaboy HHs with income Dayaohay below food Demo Farming Project ppyoverty and the ppgrograms 821 threshold food and project Asinan (Pob.) Livelihood Program for threshold; (impact of the HHs experienced Farmers and HHs programs are food shortage Livestock Dispersal experienced yet to be Project food shortage gauged in the Fishery Development second round Program of CBMS) Tourism Development CBMS SURVEY, 2009 Program CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans CBMS... the Core Foundation of Comprehensive Development Plans and Program Targeting.. and Program Targeting.. HHs who are HHs living in Jaboy squatters : makeshift house: Consolacio Consolacion n Jaboy 178 Pilaring (Pob.) 88 Asinan (Pob.) Punta (Pob.) Datu Datu Salvacion CBMS SURVEY, 2009 CBMS SURVEY, 2009 5 2/14/2011 PROGRAM TARGETING AND IMPACT MONITORING There are a lot to be done in alleviating the lives of Issues/Problems Program / Projects my fellow Pilarnons.... (CBMS Survey 2009) ( ELA 2010 -2013 & Target Status / Impact of CDP 2010-2016 ) beneficiaries the Program HHs without Sanitation 821 HHs .despite the challenges we are confronting access to Program without Programs sanitary toilet access to are identified with, especially on a very limited resources sanitary toilet but not yet we have... implemented Infiltration of Basic Housing 178 HHs who due to financial squatters Project are squatters constraints ..butwithCBMSthatservesasourguidein planning and program targeting we hope to Presence of 88 HHs living HHs living in in makeshift deliver the most basic services to our makeshift house constituents.. not only for the house accomplishment of my administration.. ... For the future of this generation.... Salamat Karajaw sanan Marajaw na Adlaw sa ijo Hurot!! 6.
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    Cover image: “Habal-habal Samal Transportation” by Paul Lewin is licensed under CC BY 2.0 https://www.flickr.com/photos/digypho/3620541523 2 Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance Table of Contents Welcome - Note from the Director 8 About the Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance 9 Disaster Response Handbook Series Overview 10 Executive Summary 11 Country Overview 14 Culture 14 Demographics 15 Ethnic Makeup 15 Key Population Centers 15 Vulnerable Groups 17 Economics 19 Environment 20 Borders 20 Geography 20 Climate 21 Disaster Overview 26 Hazards 26 Natural 26 Infectious Disease 33 Endemic Conditions 33 Philippines Disaster Management Reference Handbook | 2015 3 Government Structure for Disaster Management 36 National 36 Laws, Policies, and Plans on Disaster Management 41 Government Capacity and Capability 48 Education and Training 49 Education Programs 49 Training 50 Disaster Management Communications 51 Early Warning System 51 Communications Process 54 Military Role in Disaster Relief 56 Foreign Military Assistance 58 Foreign Assistance and International Partners 59 Foreign Assistance Logistics 61 Infrastructure 64 Airports 64 Seaports 68 Land Routes 70 Roads 70 Bridges 72 Railways 72 Schools 72 Communications 72 Utilities 73 Power 73 Water and Sanitation 74 Systemic Factors 75 4 Center for Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance Health 78 Overview 78 Structure 78 Health system 78 Public Healthcare 79 Private Healthcare 79 Legal 79 Hospitals 80 Health