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Haiti: Ouragan Matthew 3W - Cash Transfer Programming ( November 2016) Shelter La Tortue WASH La Tortue 50 Cash Activities in Shelter 10 Cash Activities in WASH Saint Louis du Nord Port De Paix Port De Paix Saint Louis du Nord Chamsolme Anse A Foleur Anse A Foleur Jean Rabel Jean Rabel Chamsolme Borgne Borgne Mole Saint Nicolas Bassin Bleu Bassin Bleu Port MargotBas LimbeCap Haitien Mole Saint Nicolas Port MargotBas LimbeCap Haitien Quartier Morin Gros Morne Quartier Morin BombardopolisBaie de Henne Pilate Limbe Plaine du Nord Caracol Gros Morne Limonade BombardopolisBaie de Henne Pilate Limbe Plaine du Nord Caracol Anse Rouge Acul du Nord Milot Ferrier Limonade Terrier Rouge Anse Rouge Acul du Nord Milot Terre Neuve Terrier Rouge Ferrier Plaisance Terre Neuve Trou du NordFort Liberte Plaisance Grande Riviere Du Nord Trou du NordFort Liberte Perches Grande Riviere Du Nord MarmeladeDondon Sainte Suzanne Ouanaminthe Marmelade Sainte SuzannePerches Gonaives Ennery Dondon Ouanaminthe Bahon Gonaives Ennery Valliere Capotille Bahon Capotille St. RaphaelRanquitte Mont Organise Valliere Cash Activities St. RaphaelRanquitte Mont Organise L'Estere La Victoire Carice Cash Activities Saint-Michel de l'Attal Mombin Crochu La Victoire Carice per commune Pignon per commune L'Estere Saint-Michel de l'Attal Desdunes Pignon Mombin Crochu Desdunes 1 Grande Saline Cerca Carvajal 1 Grande Saline Cerca Carvajal Dessalines/Marchandes Cerca La Source 1 - 2 Maissade Dessalines/Marchandes Cerca La Source 1 - 2 Maissade Hinche 2 - 3 Hinche Saint-Marc Petite Riviere de l'Art Thomassique Saint-Marc Thomassique Verrettes Petite Riviere de l'Art Thomonde Verrettes Thomonde Boucan Carre La Chapelle Boucan Carre Arcahaie Pointe A Raquette Lascahobas Belladere La Chapelle Arcahaie Saut d'Eau Pointe A Raquette Lascahobas Belladere Saut d'Eau Anse A Galet Cabaret Mirebalais Savanette Anse A Galet Cabaret Mirebalais Savanette Thomazeau Cornillon/Grd Bois Bonbon Thomazeau Cornillon/Grd Bois Abricots Pestel Cite Soleil Bonbon Grand Boucan Tabarre Abricots Pestel Dame-Marie Roseaux DelmasCroix-Des-Bouquets Cite Soleil Jeremie Corail Grand Boucan Tabarre Chambellan Gressier Dame-Marie Roseaux Petion-Ville Ganthier Jeremie Corail DelmasCroix-Des-Bouquets Anse d'Hainault Pestel Baraderes Anse A Veau Carrefour Chambellan Gressier Beaumont Petit Trou De NippesArnaud Petite Riviere de Nippes Petion-Ville Ganthier Moron Leogane Baraderes Anse A Veau Plaisance du Sud Paillant Anse d'Hainault Pestel Petite Riviere de Nippes Carrefour Les Irois Kenscoff Beaumont Petit Trou De NippesArnaud Leogane Maniche L'Asile Petit Goave Moron Les Anglais Miragoane Grand-Goave Fonds Verrettes Plaisance du Sud Paillant Kenscoff Tiburon Camp Perrin Cavaillon Fonds Des Negres Les Irois Chardonnieres Maniche L'Asile Petit Goave Les Anglais Miragoane Grand-Goave Fonds Verrettes Port-a-Piment St. Louis du Sud Aquin La Vallee Jacmel Marigot Tiburon Camp Perrin Cavaillon Fonds Des Negres Chantal Belle Anse Chardonnieres TorbeckLes Cayes Cayes-Jacmel Grand Gosier Coteaux Cotes de Fer Port-a-Piment St. Louis du Sud Aquin La Vallee Jacmel Marigot Thiotte Chantal Belle Anse Bainet TorbeckLes Cayes Cayes-Jacmel Grand Gosier Roche-A-Bateau Coteaux Cotes de Fer Bainet Thiotte Arniquet Roche-A-Bateau Anse A Pitre Port-Salut Arniquet St. Jean du Sud Ile A Vache Anse A Pitre Port-Salut St. Jean du Sud Ile A Vache Creation date: December 07 2016 Sources: Organization parters and sectors sugestions: [email protected] Infos: unocha.org/hurricane-matthew reliefweb.int/disaster/tc-2016-000106-hti humanitarianresponse.info/en/operations/haiti Creation date: December 07 2016 Sources: Organization parters and sectors sugestions: [email protected] Infos: unocha.org/hurricane-matthew reliefweb.int/disaster/tc-2016-000106-hti humanitarianresponse.info/en/operations/haiti The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Haiti: Ouragan Matthew 3W - Cash Transfer Programming ( November 2016) Shelter WASH Département Commune Organisation Département Commune Organisation Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) ADRA Abricots Arniquet ActionAid Caritas Suisse Anse d'Hainault HRC/ IFRC Les Cayes ADRA Beaumont ActionAid Maniche ADRA Grande Anse Chambellan HRC/ IFRC Maniche, Torbeck, Dame-Marie Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Arniquet, Roche-à- Adventist Development and Relief Sud Bateau, and Agency (ADRA) Les Irois HRC/ IFRC Bergeaud Pestel Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Port-Salut UNEP Roseaux ActionAid Roche-A-Bateau ADRA Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Baraderes St. Jean du Sud Caritas Suisse HRC / German Red Cross Torbeck ADRA Nippes L'Asile Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Petit Trou De Nippes HRC / German Red Cross Plaisance du Sud HRC / German Red Cross Nord Ouest Baie de Henne Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Ouest Port-au-Prince JP/ Haitian Relief Organization Aquin Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Arniquet ADRA Cavaillon MOFKA Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Chantal MOFKA Coteaux MOFKA Les Anglais MOFKA ADRA Les Cayes Catholic Relief Services MOFKA Sud Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Maniche ADRA Port-a-Piment MOFKA Port-Salut Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) ADRA Roche-A-Bateau MOFKA Tiburon MOFKA Action Secours Ambulance (ASA) Torbeck ADRA MOFKA .
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