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PHILIPPINES: Summary of Response Activities (as of 30 November 2013) Over 4,400 activities by 259 organizations in 354 municipalities CCCM Early Recovery 47 completed and ongoing projects 15 cash-for-work to coordinate IDP camps projects are ongoing Education Emergency Shelter 27 temporary learning spaces Planning to deliver construction were created materials to 258,400 households Emergency Food Security & Telecommunication Agriculture More than 1400 aid workers 11,000 reached with wet feeding provided with ICT services by PRC and Feed the Children Health Livelihood 709 ongoing or completed 23 projects to restore livelihoods projects with 117 local and foreign with a mix of direct cash grants medical teams and emergency employments Logistics Nutrition Providing over 6,000 m2 of storage facilities in multiple locations 3186 children received vitamin with the capacity to scale-up rapidly A supplements in Region VII (Cebu) Protection WASH At least children have 4000 At least received psychological support in 75,000 hygiene kits were distributed conjunction with nutrition activities PHILIPPINES: Summary of Response Activities (as of 30 November 2013) Reg. Prov. Total IV-B Occidental Mindoro 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 Palawan 0 0 0 1 2 1 4 0 0 15 23 VI Aklan 0 0 4 10 72 13 1 10 0 9 119 Antique 0 0 3 1 32 8 1 5 0 3 53 Capiz 14 3 25 33 172 153 7 61 64 65 597 Iloilo 11 0 37 55 146 178 6 58 72 44 607 Negros Occidental 0 0 0 0 33 0 11 0 0 4 48 VII Bohol 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 Cebu 0 4 11 27 53 46 16 25 37 54 273 VIII Eastern Samar 7 5 10 64 54 26 33 79 148 62 488 Leyte 34 13 37 249 296 228 12 113 413 473 1868 Northern Samar 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 15 Samar 0 2 13 16 24 12 6 12 75 50 210 Southern Leyte 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 3 8 Total 66 27 150 456 891 666 97 363 811 788 4315 Affected Persons (in thousands) 0 - 250 250-500 500-750 750-1,000 > 1,000 The numbers above represent the number of activties in a sector (or in some cases, subsector) by province. The figures above are almost certainly incomplete. Nevertheless the sectoral and geographic coverage shown above can be considered indicative of the overall response. The Province names are colored based on the number of people affected as reported in the DSWD DROMIC database. Data Sources: HCT Cluster lead agencies in the Philippines. Camp Coordination and Camp Management Health Early Recovery Livelihood Education Logistics Emergency Shelter Nutrition Emergency Telecoms Protection Food Security & Agriculture WASH PHILIPPINES: Summary of Response Activities (as of 30 November 2013) Completed Projects Total Region IV-B 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 Region VI 0 0 0 0 255 0 0 0 1 42 298 Region VII 0 0 0 6 41 6 1 0 0 24 78 Region VIII 0 0 0 125 23 0 0 0 86 128 362 Total 0 0 0 131 321 0 1 0 87 195 741 Ongoing Projects Total Region IV-B 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 14 Region VI 22 3 69 31 13 352 1 109 68 50 718 Region VII 0 4 1 4 7 39 3 11 8 22 99 Region VIII 28 21 15 35 285 264 18 15 88 377 1146 Total 50 28 85 70 305 656 22 135 164 462 1977 Planned Projects Total Region IV-B 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 3 15 Region VI 3 0 0 93 43 1 25 25 67 37 222 Region VII 0 0 10 19 9 0 12 14 29 13 95 Region VIII 13 0 55 162 61 2 33 192 465 93 685 Total 16 0 65 275 113 3 74 231 561 146 1048 The numbers above represent the number of activities in a sector (or in some cases, subsector) by region. The numbers on these tables are often greater than those on the previous page. That is because some activities are reported for regions yet have no information on the province in which the activity is taking place. Data Sources: HCT Cluster lead agencies in the Philippines 3W – Agencies per Region UNICEF REGION V (BICOL REGION) WVI ALBAY International Rescue Committee LEGAZPI CITY (CAPITAL) LIBACAO Children International DSWD MASBATE Canadian DART CITY OF MASBATE (CAPITAL) ALTAVAS PRC DSWD OTHER IOM OTHER WVI DSWD KALIBO (CAPITAL) World Jewish Relief DSWD SORSOGON IOM PILAR UNICEF WVI WVI Region VI (Western Visayas) REMOTE AREA MEDICAL AKLAN BANGA BALETE DSWD DSWD BURUANGA Welt Hunger Hilfe DSWD BATAN IBAJAY DSWD DSWD UNICEF LEZO WVI DSWD WHH MAKATO Kalibo DSWD UNICEF MALAY MADALAG DSWD DSWD NUMANCIA WVI DSWD MALINAO ANTIQUE DSWD BARBAZA WVI DSWD NABAS UNICEF DSWD WVI WVI BUGASONG NEW WASHINGTON DSWD DSWD United Sikhs Aid ISOH / IMPACT WVI WVI Caluya TANGALAN DSWD DSWD UNICEF WVI Culasi OTHER DSWD DOLE UNICEF Handicap International Laua-An IFRC DSWD LDS Charities UNICEF PRC United Sikhs Aid www.unocha.org/crisis/typhoonhaiyan United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) • Coordination Saves Lives 3W – Agencies per Region | 2 Libertad PRC DSWD UNICEF UNICEF WFP Pandan WVI DSWD International Rescue Committee UNICEF IMC PATNONGON Canadian DART DSWD DFID RRF/Christian Aid United Sikhs Aid PANAY SAN REMIGIO ADRA DSWD DSWD Sebaste Emergency Architects DSWD IOM UNICEF PRC Tibiao Save the Children DSWD UNICEF GOAL Water Missions International UNICEF WVI Other International Rescue Committee DoH IMC DOLE Canadian DART IFRC JAPAN HEART AND AMITY VOLUNTEERS LDS Charities FIRE BRIGADE PRC RN RESPONSE NETWORK UNICEF PANITAN Occupational Therapy Association of the PHL DSWD SAN JOSE (CAPITAL) PRC DoH UNICEF DSWD WFP UNICEF WVI ANINI-Y IMC DSWD DFID RRF/Christian Aid BELISON PILAR DSWD ACF HAMTIC DSWD DSWD GOAL SIBALOM Humanity First DSWD ILO TOBIAS FORNIER (DAO) IOM DSWD PRC VALDERRAMA Save the Children DSWD UNICEF Capiz Water Missions International DUMARAO Welt Hunger Hilfe DSWD WVI MSF International Rescue Committee PRC Child Fund Water Missions International Canadian DART IMC WHH Canadian DART ETC REMOTE AREA MEDICAL HEK MA-AYON IOC DSWD PHO IRC PONTEVEDRA ACF www.unocha.org/crisis/typhoonhaiyan United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) • Coordination Saves Lives 3W – Agencies per Region | 3 DSWD HEK GOAL OTHER Humanity First Adventist Community Service IOM DOLE PRC DSWD Save the Children Handicap International UNICEF IFRC Water Missions International IOM WVI LDS Charities International Rescue Committee Maynilad IMC Office of Municipal Agriculturist Canadian DART PRC DFID RRF/Christian Aid Save the Children IOC UNICEF PHO Canadian DART REMOTE AREA MEDICAL HMS Daring Ponteverdra Humanity First IOM Provincial Health Office ROXAS CITY Provincial Social Welfare and Development DSWD Office PRC MAMBUSAO Save the Children ACF UNICEF ADRA Water Missions International DSWD WVI GOAL International Rescue Committee MSF IMC PRC Canadian DART UNICEF DFID RRF/Christian Aid IMC IOM Canadian DART Save the Children CUARTERO UNDP ACF UNFPA ADRA UNICEF DSWD Water Missions International PRC WHO UNICEF ETC Water Missions International IOM IMC IRC Canadian DART Life for Relief and Development REMOTE AREA MEDICAL WHO SIGMA Other DSWD Child Fund PRC Canadian DART Water Missions International Humanity First International Rescue Committee PRCS - IFRC Canadian DART JAPAN HEART AND AMITY VOLUNTEERS DAO FIRE BRIGADE DSWD PHO MSF RN RESPONSE NETWORK PRC TAPAZ UNICEF ADRA IVISAN DSWD DSWD PRC PRC International Rescue Committee UNICEF www.unocha.org/crisis/typhoonhaiyan United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) • Coordination Saves Lives 3W – Agencies per Region | 4 Canadian DART Solidar Suisse SAPI-AN UNICEF DSWD WFP PRC International Rescue Committee IMC BINGAWAN Canadian DART DSWD DUMALAG Water Missions International DSWD WVI PRC CARLES International Rescue Committee ACF JAMINDAN ADRA DSWD Christian Aid International Rescue Committee CONCERN Worldwide Ponte Vedra DSWD DSWD Global Medic IOM GOAL Canadian DART IOM ILOILO MSF AJUY PRC ADRA Save the Children DSWD UNICEF GOAL WFP UNICEF WVI Water Missions International International Rescue Committee WFP Child Fund WVI Canadian DART International Rescue Committee DFID RRF/Christian Aid BALASAN CONCEPCION DSWD ADRA GOAL CARE MSF Christian Aid Save the Children CONCERN Worldwide UNICEF DSWD Water Missions International GOAL International Rescue Committee Handicap International Canadian DART Humanity First BANATE ILO DSWD IOM WVI MSF BAROTAC VIEJO Save the Children DSWD UNICEF GOAL Water Missions International UNICEF WFP Water Missions International WVI WVI Child Fund International Rescue Committee Canadian DART BATAD Humanity First ACF DFID RRF/Christian Aid ADRA ACCESS AID INTERNATIONAL CARE ESTANCIA Christian Aid ACF DSWD ADRA IRC CARE Save the Children Christian Aid www.unocha.org/crisis/typhoonhaiyan United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) • Coordination Saves Lives 3W – Agencies per Region | 5 DSWD GOAL Global Medic IOM GOAL IRC Humanity First Save the Children Humanity Purse Solidar Suisse IOM UNICEF MSF Water Missions International PRC WFP Save the Children International Rescue Committee Solidar Suisse Canadian DART UNFPA OTHER UNICEF ADRA Water Missions International CARE WFP Christian Aid WVI Convoy of Hope International Rescue Committee DoH Canadian DART DOLE Humanity First Family Planning Organisation of the Philippines HEK IFRC DFID RRF/Christian Aid LDS Charities LEMERY Maynilad DSWD PRC UNICEF Save the Children International Rescue Committee Occupational Therapy Association of the MINA Philippines DSWD Humanity First NEW LUCENA HEK Adventist Community Service DSWD SAN DIONISIO DUENAS Water Missions International ACF ILOILO CITY ADRA DoH CARE Christian Aid DSWD UNICEF DSWD IGBARAS GOAL DSWD IRC MSF MSF ALIMODIAN Save the Children DSWD UNICEF ANILAO Water Missions International International Rescue Committee DSWD BADIANGAN San Joaquin DSWD DSWD BAROTAC NUEVO Navis Sans Frontiers and Navis e.V SAN MIGUEL DSWD CABATUAN
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    Landslides Have Become Very Frequent in Leyte Which Justifies the Need for Soil Assessment and Characterization of the Landslide-Prone Areas in the Province

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