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HAITI EARTHQUAKE UNDAC Nippes - Operational Presence Map As of August 20 2021 HAITI EARTHQUAKE UNDAC Nippes - Operational Presence Map As of August 20 2021 This information product shows the ORGANISATIONS PER COMMUNE ORGANISATIONS PER SECTOR mapping of humanitarian actors responding to the earthquake. Food Security 5 The information was collected by OCHA. Number of organisations per commune 1 - 3 4 - 6 7 NORTH-WEST NORTH WASH 3 ARTIBONITE 12 total number of partners CENTRE Port-au-Prince CCCM 3 GRAND’ANSE NIPPES AHAAMES R WEST SOUTH SOUTH-EAST ANIPROSS Protection Grand-Boucan 2 Caritas CRS Cash 2 IOM Petit Trou Malteser International Baraderes de Nippes Health 2 Arnaud Anse-a-Veau Petite Riviere Mercy corps Plaisance de Nippes du Sud MSF Paillant ORGANISATIONS PER TYPE Solidarites International Fonds des L'Asile Negres Tearfund Miragoane World Concern International 9 World Renew NGO National NGO 2 United Nations 1 Sector L'Asile - HT1023 Anse-à-Veau - Petite Rivière de Fonds des Nègres - Arnaud - HT1024 Baradères - Grand-Boucan - Miragoâne - Paillant - HT1014 Petit Trou de Plaisance du Sud - HT1021 Nippes - HT1012 HT1013 HT1031 HT1032 HT1011 Nippes - HT1022 HT1025 Caritas, Mercy CASH Corps Mercy Corps Mercy Corps Mercy Corps Caritas Mercy Corps, IOM, CCCM Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, IOM CRS Mercy Corps, IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM, CRS IOM, CRS World Renew, Malteser World Renew, Food Security International Tearfund AHAAMES World Renew AHAAMES, CRS World Renew, CRS Health ANIPROSS ANIPROSS ANIPROSS ANIPROSS ANIPROSS MSF MSF, ANIPROSS Protection Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM IOM Mercy Corps, Mercy Corps, ANIPROSS, ANIPROSS, ANIPROSS, ANIPROSS, Mercy Corps, Solidarites Solidarites Solidarites Solidarites Solidarites WASH International International ANIPROSS ANIPROSS International International International IThe boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 22 Aug 2021 Sources: DPC, UNDAC, OCHA Feedback:[email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int HAITI EARTHQUAKE UNDAC Nippes - Operational Presence Map As of August 20 2021 GRAND-BOUCAN Port-au-Prince IOM R IOM BARADERES PETIT TROU DE NIPPES IOM IOM Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, ANIPROSS, ANIPROSS, ANSE-A-VEAU Solidarités Int. Solidarités Int. ANIPROSS ARNAUD Mercy Corps, IOM ANIPROSS World Renew, CRS ANIPROSS ANIPROSS, Solidarités Int. PETITE AHAAMES IOM, CRS IOM Mercy Corps, IOM,CRS ANIPROSS RIVIERE PLAISANCE DU SUD IOM IOM DE NIPPES Mercy Corps IOM Mercy Corps, IOM Caritas PAILLANT Mercy Corps, Solidarités Int. Mercy Corps IOM World Renew, CRS MIRAGOANE IOM IOM CRS, IOM R L' ASILE FONDS DES NEGRES MSF Maniche Mercy Corps, IOM ! Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, IOM World Renew ANIPROSS Cavaillon ANIPROSS IOM ! ANIPROSS World Renew, Malteser Int. World Renew, Tearfund Mercy Corps, IOM Mercy Corps, IOM Caritas, Mercy Corps Mercy Corps Saint-Louis-Du-Sud ! ! Les Cayes Aquin IThe boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 22 Aug 2021 Sources: DPC, UNDAC, OCHA Feedback:[email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int.
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