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DRR Activities -Matrix 12082014 V3 PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE Camanci Lupit Mambuquaio World Vision PFA (Psychological First Aid) Batan Man‐up Tabon Not Specified CARE DRR Polocate Agbanawan Badiangan San Isidro Venturanza AKLAN Sigcay Banga Mambog ADRA Support Self Recovery Shelter– Aklan Muguing Linabuan Sur Jumarap Palale Cerrudo Pasanghan Malinao Not Specified New Washington Not Specified CARE DRR Barbaza Not Specified CARE DRR Batbatan Island Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross Culasi Malalison Island (GRC) PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Antique Laua‐an Not Specified CARE DRR Barangay 4 (Pob) Bariri San Jose Bugarot PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Antique Durog Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross Maybato Sur (GRC) Alegre ANTIQUE Esparagoza Importante Martinez Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross Tibiao PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Antique Natividad (GRC) San Francisco Norte San Isidro Tigbaboy CAPIZ Cuartero Mahabang Sapa IOM Disaster Preparedness Orientation PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE San Martin San Miguel Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross Dumalag San Rafael PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Capiz (GRC) Sto. Angel Sto. Nino Aglalana IOM Disaster Preparedness Orientation Aglanot Agsirab Dumarao Lawaan PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Capiz Sagrada Familia Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross Tina (GRC) Agmalobo Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay Agustin Navarra IIRR Balaring IIRR Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay Basiao ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas IIRR Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay Cabugao IIRR Cudian Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay IIRR Ilaya Ivisan ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Malocloc Norte IIRR Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay CAPIZ Ivisan ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Malocloc Sur IIRR Matnog Mianay Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay Ondoy IIRR Poblacion Norte Poblacion Sur ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Sta. Cruz IIRR Bridging Relief and Recovery towards Resilience building in Disaster affected areas in Panay (blank) UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) Agambulong Agcagay Jaena Norte ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Jamindan Lucero Milan Poblacion (blank) UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) Maayon (blank) UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE UN Habitat Post Yolanda Support for safer homes and settlements Pawa ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Agbalo AGBANBAN SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training Binangig Bonga ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training SCI BUNTOD School based DRR Training ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Panay Calitan LIBON SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training LINAO LUS‐ONAN Poblacion ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas ChildFund Tanza Sur SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment SCI School based DRR Training CAPIZ Bato UN Habitat Post Yolanda Support for Safer Homes and Settlements Not Specified UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) BLASCO Casanayan CAYUS DULANGAN MONTEFLOR OLALO San Antonio SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training Pilar san Blas SAN ESTEBAN San Nicolas SINAMONGAN Sta. Fe Tabun‐acan Yating Not Specified UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE Not Specified CARE DRR Panitan Not Specified UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) BAILAN BANATE SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment Cabugao Cabugao GABUC (CAUGIAT) Intongcan Guba Pontevedra Illawod UN Habitat Post Yolanda Support for Safer Homes and Settlements Manapao IOM RIZAL Disaster Preparedness Orientation SAN PEDRO SCI SUBLANGON YATINGAN SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training CAPIZ Not Specified CARE DRR Tacas UN Habitat Post Yolanda Support for Safer Homes and Settlements Not Specified UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) BAYUYAN CARMENCITA SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training CUBAY Balay Mindanaw Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) after Super Typhoon Haiyan Goce SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training Madulano Balay Mindanaw Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) after Super Typhoon Haiyan MANOLING SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training Balay Mindanaw Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) after Super Typhoon Haiyan Marita President Roxas SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training Balay Mindanaw Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) after Super Typhoon Haiyan Pandan SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training PANTALAN CABUGCABUGSCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training Pinamihagan Balay Mindanaw Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) after Super Typhoon Haiyan Pondol SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment & School based DRR Training PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE Sangkal Balay Mindanaw Mainstreaming Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) after Super Typhoon Haiyan Not Specified UNICEF Strategic Response Plan (DRR) Dumulog Tearfund SHIELD Project (Safer Housing and Integrated Engagement for Livelihood Development Project) Jumaguicjic Loctugan Punta Cogon Tearfund SHIELD Project (Safer Housing and Integrated Engagement for Livelihood Development Project) Balijuagan Baybay Cogon ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Culasi Tearfund SHIELD Project (Safer Housing and Integrated Engagement for Livelihood Development Project) Dumolog ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Liong Tearfund SHIELD Project (Safer Housing and Integrated Engagement for Livelihood Development Project) Olotayan IOM Disaster Preparedness Orientation Punta Cogon ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas San Jose Tearfund SHIELD Project (Safer Housing and Integrated Engagement for Livelihood Development Project) Roxas city Talon Bato Baybay Dinginan Culajo UN Habitat Post Yolanda Support for Safer Homes and Settlements CAPIZ Milibili Tiza Panta Tubac Not Specified Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) Trainings Not Specified Establishment of GBV’s Watch Groups Not Specified LCAT/VAWC Not Specified UNFPA Orientation on GBV in Emergencies Not Specified Reestablishment of Women and Child Protection Unit in hospital Not Specified Setting up of VAW Desks Not Specified Women Friendly Spaces Sigma Matinabas IOM Disaster Preparedness Orientation Abangay Agcococ Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Capiz Aglinab (GRC) Artuz Tapaz Bag‐ong Barrio Candelaria ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Poblacion Roxas Philippine Red Cross (PRC)/German Red Cross (G PRC/GRC Haiyan Recovery Capiz PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE San Nicholas CAPIZ Tapaz ChildFund Rebuilding Institutions and Safe Environments (RISE) for Children in the Visayas Taft Adcadarao Agbobolo Badiangan Barrido Bato Biasong Bay‐Ang Bucana Bunglas Central Culasi Lanjagan Luca Malayu‐an Mangorocoro Nasidman Pantalan Nabaye Pantalan Navarro Pedada ADRA Strengthening Community Recovery and Resiliency Project Ajuy Pili Pinantan Diel Pinantan Elizalde ILOILO Pinay Espinosa Poblacion Progreso Puente Bunglas Punta Buri Rojas San Antonio Silagon Sto. Rosario Tagubanhan Taguhangin Tanduyan Tipacla Tubogan Not Specified Philippines Red Cross/British Red Cross Haiyan Recovery Programme by Philippine Red Cross with support from British Red Cross bacolod Balasan BATUAN SCI Hazard Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment MAMHUT NORTE PHILIPPINES: Summary of DRR Activities in Region VI (Western Visayas) (as of 11 August 2014) PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE Mamhut Sur Pani‐an SCI
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