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Philippines: Marawi Armed Conflict 3W (Ongoing/Planned Activities) As of 15 February 2018 Philippines: Marawi Armed Conflict 3W (Ongoing/Planned Activities) as of 15 February 2018 Food, Agriculture, Livelihood; Non-Food Items; P Cash and Multi-cluster BALOI ALUBIJID/LINAMON CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY Operation Blessing Foundation ECOWEB Inc, UMCOR. OXFAM P Philippines, Inc. P Christian Aid/MuCAARD-UK/FPE/PEF/FSSI/ SEDFI/Mahintana/PhilDHRRA-Mindanao, ILIGAN CITY FAO, MARADECA, Operation Christian Aid, CLEARNet, ECOWEB Inc, Blessing Foundation Philippines, Inc., P JOHANNITER, OXFAM The Moropreneur Inc Christian AId, Lanao Youth Council Christian Aid, FAO, Muslim Aid Phils., Ranao Rescue Team, The Moropreneur Inc, Operation Blessing Foundation UCCP, Lanao District Conference, WFP Philippines, Inc. IMCC, Operation Blessing Foundation Philippines, Inc. BACOLOD/MAGSAYSAY Christian Aid, CLEARNet, CORDAID, Christian Aid ECOWEB Inc., IMDP, IRDT, LAFCCOD- RDRRAC-MIHANDs, OXFAM, WFP KOLAMBUGAN Christian Aid/MuCAARD-UK/FPE/PEF/FSSI/ MARAWI CITY SEDFI/Mahintana/PhilDHRRA-Mindanao Christian Aid, ECOWEB Inc, P OXFAM, World Vision Intl. Christian Aid, LAFCCOD-RDRRAC-MIHANDs LANAO DEL NORTE Action Against Hunger, Christian Aid, FAO, Plan Intl. BALINDONG (WATU) Christian AId P OXFAM Operation Blessing Foundation Christian Aid/MuCAARD-UK/FPE/PEF/FSSI/ Philippines, Inc. SEDFI/Mahintana/PhilDHRRA-Mindanao, MuCAARD KAPAI Christian Aid/MuCAARD-UK/FPE/PEF/FSSI/ SEDFI/Mahintana/PhilDHRRA-Mindanao MADALUM World Food Programme (WFP) Christian Aid LANAO DEL SUR MARANTAO BUBONG P OXFAM P Lutheran World Relief (LWR), OXFAM Plan International, Al-Mujadilah Development Foundation, Inc. World Food Programme (WFP) Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. DITSAAN-RAMAIN BUADIPOSO-BUNTONG P Lutheran World Relief (LWR), OXFAM P Lutheran World Relief (LWR) Ongoing/planned Christian Aid/MuCAARD-UK/FPE/PEF/FSSI/ BALABAGAN/BAYANG/MALABANG activites CARE SEDFI/Mahintana/PhilDHRRA-Mindanao, Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. < 5 LUMBAYANAGUE Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. 6 - 20 BUMBARAN/BUTIG/LUMBA BAYABAO LUMBACA-UNAYAN 21 - 50 P ECOWEB Inc/UMCOR World Food Programme (WFP) 51 - 100 ICRC > 100 Christian Aid The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 15 Feb 2018 Sources: PSA, Clusters, Organizations Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int Philippines: Marawi Armed Conflict 3W (Ongoing/Planned Activities) as of 15 February 2018 Food, Agriculture, Livelihood; Non-Food Items; P Cash and Multi-cluster PANTAR P OXFAM Christian Aid, MuCAARD-UK, FPE, PEF, FSSI, SEDFI, Mahintana, PANTAO RAGAT PhilDHRRA-Mindanao, FAO, MuCAARD, Moropreneur P ECOWEB, JOHANNITER, OXFAM IRDT FAO, Monopreneur MATUNGAO TAGOLOAN II Christian Aid, Lanao Youth Council Christian Aid WFP Christian Aid MUNAI ECOWEB, World Vision SAGUIARAN P OXFAM PIAGAPO LANAO DEL NORTE AMDF, Christian Aid, MuCAARD-UK, FPE, P ECOWEB, JOHANNITER PEF, FSSI, SEDFI, Mahintana, PhilDHRRA- Mindanao, FAO, ICAN Foundation, IOM, Christian Aid, MuCAARD-UK, FPE, PEF MARADECA, MuCAARD, Plan International, FSSI, SEDFI, Mahintana, PhilDHRRA- Moropreneur Mindanao, MuCAARD, Plan Int’l, WFP Operation Blessing Foundation Philippines, Inc., PRC Christian Aid Christian Aid, OXFAM TUGAYA TUBARAN WFP ICRC Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. Christian Aid POONA BAYABAO P LWR LANAO DEL SUR SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. LAFCCOD, RDRRAC, MIHANDs Ongoing/planned activites MAROGONG; TARAKA; MASIU < 5 SULTAN DUMALONDONG Christian Aid, MuCAARD-UK, FPE, PEF, FSSI 6 - 20 SEDFI, Mahintana, PhilDHRRA-Mindanao 21 - 50 WFP 51 - 100 PRC > 100 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 15 Feb 2018 Sources: PSA, Clusters, Organizations Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int Philippines: Marawi Armed Conflict 3W (Ongoing/Planned Activities) as of 15 February 2018 Health; Nutrition and WASH ALUBIJID ILIGAN CITY OBPHIL Balay Mindanaw Foundation, Inc., DOH-R10, MSF, CAGAYAN DE ORO PRC, UNFPA, WHO PRC AAH, NDAP, OBPHIL, TMI, WFP AAH-UNICEF, CRS, Diocese of Iligan, GNIP, IMCC, IMDP, MARADECA, NASSA-JP, NPP, OXFAM, PRC, MATUNGAO PHILSSA, START Fund KAPAI GNIP UNFPA WFP UNICEF BUBONG KAUSWAGAN Balay Rehabilitation Center, GNIP MERN, UNFPA UNICEF MSF, UNICEF, WFP KOLAMBUGAN; ARMM HEART MAGSAYSAY GNIP LANAO DEL NORTE MAGUING MARANTAO Balay Rehabilitation Center, MERN, UNFPA UNICEF UNICEF, WFP MARADECA, Plan International BUADIPOSO-BUNTONG MADALUM; GANASSI; MSF, UNICEF MADAMBA; LUMBATAN; PAGAYAWAN LANAO DEL SUR UNICEF, WFP LUMBA-BAYABAO; MASIU; MULONDO BAYANG/BINIDAYAN UNICEF UNICEF AAH CALANOGAS; LUMBACA-UNAYAN MALABANG; BALABAGAN UNICEF UNFPA UNICEF, WFP Ongoing/planned activites LUMBAYANAGUE BUMBARAN/BUTIG KAPATAGAN; MAROGONG < 5 UNICEF, WFP UNICEF 6 - 20 UNICEF, WFP 21 - 50 GNIP 51 - 100 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. > 100 Creation date: 15 Feb 2018 Sources: PSA, Clusters, Organizations Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int Philippines: Marawi Armed Conflict 3W (Ongoing/Planned Activities) as of 15 February 2018 Health; Nutrition and WASH PANTAR BALOI DOH-R10, MOSEP, Inc., Moropreneur, UNFPA, WHO DOH-R10, MOSEP, OBPHIL., PRC, TMI, UNFPA, PRC, UnYPhil-Women TAGOLOAN UnYPhil-Women, WHO AAH, MSF, UNICEF, WFP MSF, OBPHIL., TMI, UNICEF, UnYPhil-Women, WFP Moropreneur WFP AAH, UNICEF, PRC, HRC AAH, ARMM HEART, CRS, UMC, GNIP, HRC, HRC, UNICEF HRC/UNICEF, OXFAM, PRC ARMM HEART, CRS TAGOLOAN II MARAWI CITY UNICEF PANTAO RAGAT MSF, PRC, TMI, DOH-R10, MOSEP, Inc., UNFPA, WHO GNIP Moropreneur, UNFPA, WHO AAH, MSF, OBPHIL, AAH, MSF, UNICEF, WFP UNICEF SAGUIARAN AAH, UNICEF, GNIP, HRC Balay Rehab. Center, MSF, ARMM HEART MOSEF, Inc., PRC, UNFPA, Moropreneur, WHO AAH, UNICEF, WFP MUNAI; SALVADOR; SULTAN LANAO DEL NORTE Moropreneur NAGA DIMAPORO; TUBOD AAH, UNICEF, GNIP HRC ARMM HEART, CRS, PRC, WFP ICRC, MARADECA, Plan Int. DITSAAN-RAMAIN Balay Rehabilitation Center, MERN, UNFPA MSF, OBPHIL, UNICEF, WFP ICRC PIAGAPO TARAKA Balay Rehab. Center, MSF, UNFPA TAMPARAN UNICEF, WFP TUGAYA LANAO DEL SUR MSF, UNICEF, WFP UNICEF AAH UNICEF, WFP HRC, MARADECA, Plan International BALINDONG (WATU) ICRC UNFPA AMDF, Balay Rehabilitation BACOLOD KALAWI Center, MERN, UNFPA POONA BAYABAO (GATA) UNICEF, WFP UNICEF, WFP PICONG; TUBARAN PUALAS Ongoing/planned UNICEF, WFP activites GNIP UNICEF, WFP MSF, UNICEF, WFP SULTAN DUMALONDONG < 5 AAH 6 - 20 MSF UNICEF, WFP 21 - 50 51 - 100 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. > 100 Creation date: 15 Feb 2018 Sources: PSA, Clusters, Organizations Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int Philippines: Marawi Armed Conflict 3W (Ongoing/Planned Activities) as of 15 February 2018 CCCM; Education; Protection and Shelter CAGAYAN DE ORO ILIGAN CITY SAGUIARAN Balay Mindanaw Foundation, Inc., IOM CODE-NGO, IDEALS, UNHCR IOM MARADECA, PIN, WFP PIN KAUSWAGAN; AMDF, CFSI, FSD Mindanao, IDEALS, IDEALS, MATUNGAO AMDF, CFSI, FSD Mindanao, MMI, MERN/UNICEF, OXFAM, PCMN, RCBW-MAFRE, Save the Children, UNHCR, UNICEF UNHCR Nisa Ul-Haqq Fi Bangsamoro Diocese of Iligan, IMDP, MARADECA, NASSA-JP, Nonviolent Peaceforce PANTAO RAGAT IOM PANTAR CFSI, FSD Mindanao, MMI, UnYPhil-Women, Nisa Ul-Haqq Fi Bangsamoro, UNHCR IOM MAIGO; KOLAMBUGAN; TUBOD Operation Blessing Foundation Philippines, Inc. UNHCR CFSI, MERN/UNICEF, MMI, UnYPhil-Women, OXFAM Nisa Ul-Haqq Fi Bangsamoro, , UNHCR, UNICEF KAPAI PIAGAPO UNHCR PIN CFSI, Plan International, UNHCR LANAO DEL NORTE MARAWI CITY PIN, WVI BALINDONG AMDF, CFSI, FSD Mindanao, People in Need IDEALS, ICRC, RCBW-MAFRE, UNHCR, UNICEF, WVI SAPAD BUBONG UNHCR AMDF LWR SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO FSD-Mindanao, UNHCR LANAO DEL SUR DITSAAN-RAMAIN FSD-Mindanao, UNHCR LUMBATAN RCBW-Mindanao Alliance for Reform and Empowerment LWR MALABANG Ongoing/planned UNHCR, activites UNICEF MARANTAO BUADIPOSO-BUNTONG; POONA BAYABAO BALABAGAN PIN < 5 6 - 20 UNHCR LWR CFSI, MARADECA, Plan International, 21 - 50 UNHCR 51 - 100 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. > 100 Creation date: 15 Feb 2018 Sources: PSA, Clusters, Organizations Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int.
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