210203 Goni and Vamco CERF Snapshot
PHILIPPINES: TYPHOONS GONI AND VAMCO UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) Assistance Overview As of 03 February 2021
On 1 November 2020, Super Typhoon Goni, WASH Health/Nutrition/Child Protection (Rolly) brought torrential rains, violent winds, mudslides and storm surges to Typhoon Vamco (Ulysses) Target population Target population Luzon that caused extensive destruction REGION V (BICOL REGION) Target population (Health/Nutrition) (Child Protection) and damage affecting more than 3 million 50K 50K 25.8K people. KEY ACTIVITIES KEY ACTIVITIES The initial Humanitarian Needs and CATANDUANES Rehabilitation and construction Distribution of Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Priorities document was launched to of WASH facilities Food (RUTF) address immediate humanitarian needs of the areas hardest hit by Super Typhoon CAMARINES SUR San Andres Baras Distribution of water and hygiene Established Child Friendly Space (CFS) with Goni. Subsequently, the Central Emergency Typhoon Rolly (Goni) kits trained CFS volunteers Bato Super Response Fund (CERF) approved an Tiwi Virac allocation of $3.1 million (PhP 150 million) Malinoa Technical assessment of damaged Established local referral pathway for child for the Philippines to IOM, UNICEF and Tabaco WASH facilities protection Malilipot WFP. Working with local partners, the three Mayon Volcano agencies were able to provide life-saving Hygiene promotion IPC and nutrition training Legazpi City assistance and accelerated stabilization of ALBAY conditions faced by affected population CHALLENGES CHALLENGES and at-risk communities. SORSOGON - COVID-19 movement restrictions - Timing of implementation - Frequent rain that hampered construction work - Unfavorable weather conditions - Delays in delivery of supplies - Access to, availability and cooperation of - Limited immediate acces to hardware supplies communities UNICEF 1.45 M USD - Lack of coordination between local government - Need for further validation of available data IOM 1 M USD and other organization service providers / - Limited supply of essential medicine and 3.1 M WFP 0.67 M USD stakeholders. equipment. CERF funding Target Areas Convergence E. Shelter/CCCM Food Security and Agriculture Partner Cluster Malilipot UN Agency ASDFSW/PRC WASH 10.3K Target population 15K Target population Malinao KEY ACTIVITIES KEY ACTIVITIES Registration of benefeciaries (WFP, IOM and UNICEF Distribution of Shelter Repair Kits (SRK) Use of WFP UNICEF) using SCOPE SCOPE as the Virac Capacity-building orientation for SRK IOM E.Shelter common platform Distribution of conditional and unconditional for beneficiary beneficiaries cash assistance to benefeciaries information Cash-based interventions to augment Partnership with DSWD R5 to use SCOPE for San Andres management additional repair materials and labor cost beneficiary information and intervention PRC especially on the IOM management FSA common target Emergency repair work for most affected ECs Baras areas with Cash through Cash-for-Work scheme Educo Based CHALLENGES Health/Nutrition Interventions of Distribution of modular tents, PPEs, COVID19 - Limited number of families served against the Bato WFP, UNICEF and IEC materials WFP number of poor families needing assistance WFP IOM. - COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and limited Child Protection Tabaco CHALLENGES mobility for beneficiaries to access their assistance - Lack of livelihood assistance CRS/Caritas CCCM Tiwi - Lack of support for relocation for permanently Guinobatan displaced populations.
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: 03 Feb 2021 Sources: IOM, UNICEF, WFP, PSA Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int