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SOCIAL PROTECTION Lahe All Agencies 94° E 96° E 98° E 100° E N N ° ° 8 8 2 Nawngmun 2 Puta-O Machanbaw Myanmar Khaunglanhpu Who/What/Where Nanyun INDIA Sumprabum Tanai Tsawlaw SOCIAL PROTECTION Lahe All Agencies N Injangyang N ° ° 6 6 2 Chipwi 2 Hkamti Projects Under Implementation by Township th Hpakant KACHIN 18 February 2016 Lay Shi Mogaung Waingmaw 1 Map ID: MIMU1379v01 Myitkyina Homalin Mohnyin Creation Date: 4 March 2016.A3 Projection/Datum : Geographic/WGS84 Banmauk Momauk CHINA Indaw Shwegu Tamu Paungbyin Pinlebu Katha Bhamo Wa & Kokang Area N N ° Wuntho ° 4 SAGAING Konkyan 4 2 Mansi Muse 2 Momauk Mansi Tonzang Kawlin Tigyaing Namhkan Mawlaik Mabein Laukkaing Kutkai Kyunhla Muse Konkyan Thabeikkyin Kunlong Nam Tit Tedim Kalewa Manton Hopang Hseni Nar Wee Hsawng Hpa Kale Kanbalu Mongmit Taze Namtu (Na Wi) (Saun Pha) Namhkan Falam Namhsan Kawng Yawng Hkun Mar Lashio CHINA Ye-U Mogoke Min Hsang Lin (Hkwin Ma) Laukkaing Mingin Ka Lawng Aik Chan Khin-U Lin Hpar (Ai` Chun) Kutkai Tabayin Kyaukme SHAN (NORTH) Haw Man Man Yin Pang Thantlang Shwebo Kani Singu Tangyan Hseng Nam Kunlong Hakha Budalin Nawng Mongyai Hkit Hkam Wu Wetlet Nar Hopang Nawnghkio Pang Ayadaw Hsipaw Kawng Manton Madaya Hkam Yinmabin Monywa Pang Hseni Nam N Sagaing Patheingyi Mong N Namtu Gangaw Yang Tit ° Salingyi Myinmu Chanayethazan Hpen ° 2 Pale 2 Matupi Nam Hpai 2 Chaung-U Pyigyitagon Pyinoolwin Mongyang 2 Nar Wee Kyaukse Kyethi Mong Kar Myaung Ngazun Sintgaing Monghsu Matman (Na Wi) Hsawng Hpa Tilin Mongkaung CHIN Mongkhet (Saun Pha) Hkun Mar Myaing Yesagyo Kawng Min Mongla Lashio (Hkwin Ma) 1 MANDALAY Lawksawk Hsang Yawng Myingyan Tada-U Mindat Pauk Man Tun Lin Paletwa Natogyi Myittha Maungdaw Pakokku Long Ywangan Hopong Laihka Mongyawng 1 Mongping Kengtung Aik Chan Htan Taungtha Loilen Kunhing Saw (Ai` Chun) Mahlaing Wundwin SHAN (NORTH) Seikphyu Nyaung-U Lin Haw Buthidaung Kanpetlet 1 Ka Lawng Kyauktaw SHAN (SOUTH) SHAN (EAST) Hpar Pindaya Nansang Monghpyak Yin Pang Kyaukpadaung Meiktila Thazi Chauk Tangyan Rathedaung Salin Kalaw Taunggyi Mongnai Tachileik Mrauk-U Pyawbwe 1 Man Man Ponnagyun Minbya Nam Sidoktaya Nyaungshwe Monghsat Hseng 1 Yenangyaung Natmauk Hkam Wu Yamethin Mongyai Nawng Pauktaw Mawkmai LAOS Nar Hkit Mongton Sittwe 1 MAGWAY Hsihseng Mongpan Kawng Tatkon Pang Myothit Hsipaw N Myebon N Hkam Minbu Oke Ta Ra ° 1 Magway Pinlaung ° 0 Langkho 0 Ngape Thi Ri Poke Ba 2 Taungdwingyi Thi Ri 2 Pang Ann Lewe Pyinmana Yang Minhla Pekon Loikaw Mong Sinbaungwe 2 Ho Tawng Demoso Nam Pauk 1 1 Shadaw (Ho Tao) NAY PYI TAW Kyethi Hpai Thayet Mong Mongyang Mindon Hpen Kyaukpyu Aunglan Yedashe Hpruso Matman 1 SHAN (SOUTH) Ramree KAYAH Paukkhaung Thandaunggyi Bawlakhe Mongkaung SHAN (EAST) Toungup Kamma Monghsu B a y o f Taungoo 1 Mongkhet Mongla Pyay Hpasawng Mongping Laihka Kunhing Munaung Padaung Paungde Oktwin B e n g a l RAKHINE Mese Htantabin BAGO (WEST) Phyu Shwedaung Nattalin BAGO (EAST) YANGON Thandwe Zigon Kyangin Gyobingauk Kyaukkyi Okpho Kyauktaga Mingaladon Myanaung Monyo N Shwegyin N 1 ° Hpapun ° North 8 8 Dagon Minhla Okkalapa 1 Nyaunglebin 1 Myothit Ingapu Letpadan (East) Gwa Daik-U Insein Thayarwady Lemyethna Hinthada Bago Dagon Hlegu 1 Waw Myothit Zalun Kyaikto Yegyi (North) Kyonpyaw Bilin Hlaingtharya Mayangone Pantanaw YANGON Thanatpin Hmawbi Hlaingbwe Thabaung 1 Kyaunggon Nyaungdon Dagon Myothit Kawa 1 1 Thaton (Seikkan) Kayan Hpa-An Dagon Yankin 1 South AYEYARWADY Thongwa 1 Myothit Pathein Maubin Thanlyin Okkalapa Einme Paung Hlaing (South) Kangyidaunt Twantay Wakema Kyauktan Kawkareik YANGON Myaungmya Kyaiklat Kawhmu Ngapudaw Kungyangon Mawlamyine Mawlamyinegyun 1 KAYIN Yankin Dedaye Chaungzon Kyaikmaraw Thingangyun Bogale Myawaddy Kamaryut N Mudon N 1 ° ° 6 6 1 Labutta Thanbyuzayat 1 Pyapon 1 Kyainseikgyi Tamwe THAILAND Bahan Sanchaung Twantay Kyeemyindaing 1 Ye Dagon Thaketa MON Mingalartaungnyunt Ahlone Latha Dawbon Lanmadaw Pabedan Pazundaung Kyauktada Seikgyikanaungto Botahtaung Yebyu Seikkan Thanlyin Dala A n d a m a n S e a Cocokyun N N ° Launglon ° 4 4 Number of Organizations 1 Dawei 1 Thayetchaung 1 Township Name No. Organizations by State/Region (Social Protection) Hpa-An 2.5 Palaw 2 4 2 TANINTHARYI 2 2 2 Organization Count 2 Myeik No Project Under Implementation Reported 1.5 Kyunsu Tanintharyi N N ° ° 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Data Sources: Boundaries - WFP/MIMU; Place Names - Ministry of 1 1 1 Home Affairs (GAD), translated by MIMU. Who/What/Where data collected by the MIMU. 0.5 Bokpyin Note: This map represents information as reported by organisations contributing to the MIMU 3W. Inclusion of an organisation on this map 0 Aye BgE BgW Chn Kcn Kyh Kyn Mgw Mdy Mon NPT Rkn Sag ShE ShN ShS Tan Ygn G u l f o f does not imply endorsement by the United Nations or its projects. Note NNGO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 that this map shows presence of an organisation and does not indicate INGO 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 Kawthoung T h a i l a n d the volume of assistance, the number of beneficiaries, or the extent to Total 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 which needs are met or unmet. N N ° ° 0 0 1 Org. Type INGO NNGO UN Red Cross CBO* Donor Embassy BBO* Total 1 Kilometers Copyright © Myanmar Information Management Unit 2016. May be All Sectors 91 60 16 8 3 1 1 38 218 used free of charge with attribution. 0 50 100 200 Social Protection 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1:5,470,000 Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not BBO* - Border-based Organization CBO* - Community Based Organization imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. 94° E 96° E 98° E 100° E SOCIAL PROTECTION 3W Projects Under Implementation as of February 18, 2016 All Organizations' Presence at State/Region Level by Sub‐sector STATE/REGION State/Region Pcode Building a Social Protection System Cash allowances Older Person Self‐Help Groups Not Specified Ayeyarwady MMR017 GNI, SCI Bago (East) MMR007 GH Kachin MMR001 HPA Kayah MMR002 CARE (KWO (Karen)), GDI Kayin MMR003 GDI, GDI (SMT) Magway MMR009 GNI, SCI Mandalay MMR010 SCI Mon MMR011 GDI Nay Pyi Taw MMR018 GDI (DoSW) Rakhine MMR012 SCI Shan (South) MMR014 GDI (NYWCA) Yangon MMR013 GH GNI Source – MIMU 3W Copyright © Myanmar Information Management Unit 2016. 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