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Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 NUTRITION CLUSTER REGION VIII Eastern Samar Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 Please note that the screening numbers are unverified. Verified screening data will be circulated once available! For questions please contact the Nutrition Cluster (contact details on last page). EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Barangays Covered DOLORES (No.) 70 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round 60 SULAT 3rd Round SAN JULIAN 50 BORONGAN 40 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 30 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 20 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 10 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Barangays Covered DOLORES (No.) 400 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round 350 SULAT 3rd Round SAN JULIAN 300 BORONGAN 250 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 200 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 150 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS 100 GUIUAN 50 0 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Barangays Covered DOLORES (% of barangays in municipality) 100 CANAVID 1st Round 90 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT rd 80 3 Round SAN JULIAN 70 BORONGAN 60 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 50 40 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 30 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 20 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 10 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO MASLOG ORAS Barangays Covered DOLORES (% of total barangays in Province of Eastern Samar) 100.00 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 90.00 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round 80.00 SAN JULIAN 70.00 BORONGAN MAYDOLONG 60.00 BALANGKAYAN 50.00 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 40.00 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 30.00 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 20.00 10.00 0.00 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO MASLOG ORAS Children 6-59 mos. Screened DOLORES (No.) 5000 CANAVID 1st Round 4500 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT rd 4000 3 Round SAN JULIAN 3500 BORONGAN 3000 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 2500 2000 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 1500 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 1000 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 500 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Children 6-59 mos. Screened DOLORES (No.) 25,000 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round 20,000 SAN JULIAN BORONGAN MAYDOLONG 15,000 BALANGKAYAN LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 10,000 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 5,000 0 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Children 6-59 mos. Screened DOLORES (% of estimated children 6-59 months) 100 CANAVID 1st Round 90 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT rd 80 3 Round SAN JULIAN 70 BORONGAN 60 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 50 40 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 30 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 20 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 10 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO MASLOG ORAS Children 6-59 mos. Screened DOLORES (% of estimated children 6-59 months) 62.00 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round 60.00 SULAT 3rd Round SAN JULIAN 58.00 BORONGAN 56.00 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 54.00 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 52.00 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS 50.00 GUIUAN 48.00 46.00 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO MASLOG ORAS Children identified with SAM - No Edema DOLORES (Children 6-59 mos. - No.) 25 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT rd 20 3 Round SAN JULIAN BORONGAN 15 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 10 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 5 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Children identified with SAM - No Edema DOLORES (6-59 mos. - No.) 50 CANAVID 1st Round 45 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round 40 SAN JULIAN 35 BORONGAN MAYDOLONG 30 BALANGKAYAN 25 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 20 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 15 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 10 5 0 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO MASLOG ORAS Children identified with SAM - With Edema DOLORES (6-59 mos. - No.) 1.2 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT 1 3rd Round SAN JULIAN 0.8 BORONGAN MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 0.6 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 0.4 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS 0.2 GUIUAN 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Children identified with SAM - With Edema DOLORES (6-59 mos. - No.) 3 CANAVID 1st Round nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round 2 SAN JULIAN BORONGAN MAYDOLONG 2 BALANGKAYAN LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 1 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 1 0 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Lactating Mothers - Screened DOLORES (No.) 1000 CANAVID 900 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT rd 800 3 Round SAN JULIAN 700 BORONGAN 600 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 500 400 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 300 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 200 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 100 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Lactating Mothers - Screened DOLORES (No.) 3,500 CANAVID nd TAFT 2 Round 3,000 SULAT 3rd Round SAN JULIAN 2,500 BORONGAN MAYDOLONG 2,000 BALANGKAYAN LLORENTE HERNANI 1,500 GEN. MACARTHUR LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO BALANGIGA MERCEDES 1,000 GIPORLOS GUIUAN 500 0 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Lactating Mothers - Screened DOLORES (% of estimated lactating mothers) 200 CANAVID 180 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT rd 160 3 Round SAN JULIAN 140 BORONGAN 120 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 100 80 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 60 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 40 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 20 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Lactating Mothers - Screened DOLORES (% of estimated lactating mothers) 100.00 CANAVID nd TAFT 90.00 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round 80.00 SAN JULIAN 70.00 BORONGAN MAYDOLONG 60.00 BALANGKAYAN 50.00 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 40.00 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 30.00 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 20.00 10.00 0.00 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO ORAS MASLOG Lactating Mothers malnourished DOLORES (No.) 4.5 CANAVID 4 nd TAFT 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round 3.5 SAN JULIAN 3 BORONGAN 2.5 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 2 LLORENTE HERNANI GEN. MACARTHUR 1.5 LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 1 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 0.5 0 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 EASTERN SAMAR JIPAPAD MUAC Screening Results ARTECHE SAN POLICARPIO MASLOG ORAS Lactating Mothers malnourished DOLORES (No.) 9 CANAVID nd TAFT 8 2 Round SULAT 3rd Round SAN JULIAN 7 BORONGAN 6 MAYDOLONG BALANGKAYAN 5 LLORENTE HERNANI 4 GEN. MACARTHUR LAWAAN QUINAPONDAN SALCEDO 3 BALANGIGA MERCEDES GIPORLOS GUIUAN 2 1 0 TOTAL Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014 Thank You!!! For more information please contact: Ferdinand Y. Gozar Information Manager – Eastern Samar Nutrition Cluster ACF International Mobile: +639285056937; +639182212686 Nutrition Cluster Region VIII – Eastern Samar, Nutrition Cluster Meeting 22 April 2014.
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