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Shelter Cluster MANICA PROVINCE /EN / Chimoio 30/05/2019 Shelter Cluster MANICA PROVINCE /EN / Chimoio 30/05/2019 0.ASSISTANCE SDPI SUSSUNDENGA ---- DPTADER ---- INGC ---- DPOPHRH Jose Pereira + Silvino Ratia técnicos OP SHELTER CLUSTER Elena Velasco GRC / CVM He informed he could not attend CARITAS ---- DCA /CCM ---- LWF Severiano Mdunde + Job Nguerebaye SAVE THE CHILDREN He informed he could not attend. WORLD VISION ---- IOM DTM Henry Piccoli IOM CCCM Emidio Gonçalves OCHA Gianni Morelli UNICEF Massimo Lucania 1. OCHA presentation Update to OCHA for shelter activities in MANICA province + key persons in government (SDPI, DPTADER, INGC). SC make a list of resettlement places that didn’t receive any support or small partial support: o CHIRUGA o GUZDA LWF planned June o MACHAQUARE LWF planned June o MAGARO o MANHAMA 1 E 2 DCA / CCM planned June o MAGUEBA LWF planned June / DCA/CCM planned June o MANHANDUSE o MUCHAI CARITAS 206 kitchen sets distributed / LWF planned June / Caritas planned1 bucket /HH o MUCHAMBONHA LWF planned Junho o MUOCO CARITAS planned / 1 bucket / HH for 90 HH o MUTASSA o NGURURE o NHAMENBA 1 e 2 GRC (NHAMEMBA 2) planned beginning June o TUSSENE SHOMA CARITAS to analyse if they can distribute 200 tarps o ZIBUIA o ZICHAO LWF . Construction materials distributions planned in Guzda, Machaquare, Magueba, Muchai and Muchambonha. SAVETHECHILDREN will work (relief and recovery) in Matarara and Machisso GRC/ CVM. Construction materials distributions planned in Unidade, Mwawa, Nhahhemba2, Matarara and Macocoe. WW Manica currently distributing 2 tarpaulins + toolkit for 1000HH in Gondola District ( Amatongas, Inchope and Cafumpe) and will analyse if they can reach some of the resettlement on the list above that didn’t receive any help. SC request: o DCA/CCM coordonate with LWF as both are working in Magueba o LWF coordonate with CARITAS, as both are working in Muchai. o All the partners to analyse possible support in the resettlement sites that have not support ( CHIRUGA, MAGARO, MANHANDUSE, MUTASSA, NGURURE, ZIBUIA e ZICHAO) 1 Following actions agreed with OCHA: 1. OCHA will coordinate with Governador / Secretaria permanente a multisectorial working group to analyse gaps and define actions. 2. A OCHA request IOM CCCM if they can cover cost for finalising plotting demarcation (800$, see P3) 3. A OCHA propose IOM CCCM a risk/ hazard map in 2/3 of the resettlement sites (see P3) 4. A OCHA request IOM CCCM site planning support for DPTADER / SDPI (see P3) 2. Afected district Manica province Action Responsable Most affected according with Uniced: Update information’s ALL - Sussundenga district, posto administrativo de Domb, very affected. - Mossurize district, affected but not resettlement sites. - Gondola, less affected - Macate, most affected Muxocondrie, Mussangendry e Mafufu. UNICEF introduce a multisectoral information Excel sheet for Manica province and underline lack of mosquito nets between HH on the field 3. Resettlement sites Sussundenga district Action Responsable SHELTER SUPPORT INGC (Sr. Viagem) to confirm names of places where they did distributions. Pending INGC Borges IOM has the following items available to partners to distribute: Interested contact: Interested • 15,000 Blankets [email protected] partners • 18 Latrine Plates [email protected] • 550 kitchen sets (eta 10 June) • Tarps (limited number, depending on the needs) • Toolkits, poles, solar lights PLOT DEMARCATION SDPI / DPTADER introduce budget to finalize plor demarcation with a mixed team Confirm funding IOM / INGC, SDPI et DPTADER: 800 $ to pay fuel, food, working clothes and tents and 6000$ fees. WORD for perdiem (optional). IOM / World Vission will study cover this fees. VISSION Shared with partners IOM mapping of 26 resettlement sites. DPOPHRH e In Sofala IOM is making a GPS training for INGC technician for plot demarcation. DPTADER contactar DPOPHRH and DPTADER in Manica express interest in replicate the training there.SC IOM BEIRA gave IOM contact in Beira to send them a letter of request. IOM CCCM (Emidio Gonçalvez) to study the possibility of giving support to DPTADER / Site planning IOM CCCM SDPI in Urban Planning for at least schools,health, sede do barrio and square are support. planned and anticipated. 4. Updates from Shelter Cluster Action Responsable In progress: price list for construction materials and tools in different provinces. Provide list. SC 5. Next meeting Action Responsable Thursday 06/05/2019 – 15:00H - DPOPHRH 1er FLOOR, end of the corridor Come everybody TUDOS Please, share the invitation with other organisation could be working in ponctuals please! Shelter in Manica district. 2 ANNEX 1. Assistance 3 .
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