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Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 Attendance NAME AGENCY 1.) Nulagia, Baguid M. HOM 2.) Agpawa, Nelson BRMFI 3.) Ocampo, Emma inda BRMFI 4.) Querido, Michelle Plan International 5.) Berongoy, Mardonia RHU-Salcedo 6.) Go, Lina RHU-Giporlos 7.) Caralos, Prisca RHU-Balanginga 8.) Candido, Pacita RHU-Quinapondan 9.) Baje, Exaltacion RHU-Arteche 10.) Pomeda, Penelope DYES-Borongan 11.) Borata, Rosario RHU-Jipapad 12.) Grata,MariaCecillia RHU-Llorente 13.) Collano,Perlita RHU-Hernani 14.) Almo,Linalyn DepEd-Quinoponda 15.) Cajegas,Doris PSWD-Eastern Samar 16.) Aboga,Edel RHU-Sulat 17.) Delos Reyes, Ricky CRAJ 18.) Docena, Sonia LGU-Taft 19.) Gayoso, Leonida Can-Avid 20.) Pomarejos,Leonida Can-Avid 21.) Orisa, Teresita PPDO 22.) Can, Econ RHU Maslog 23.) Bula, Necitas LGU-Maslog 24.) Tumandao, Edna PHO-Borongan 25.) Fampo, Teresita PHO-Borongan 26.) Cada, Melanie Nutrition Staff 27.) Alejandro, Emelita PHO-Borongan 28.) Norombaba, Ma.Cecilia PHO-Borongan 29.) Gerna, Ma.Ines PHO-Borongan 30.) Jabinal, Sallie PHO-Borongan 1 Page For questions and clarifications please send your concerns to Melvin B. Marzan, Nutrition Information Management Officer email [email protected] Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 Agenda A.) Nutrition Cluster Activities-post Yolanda B.) PPAN Plan of Action and Quarterly Reports C.) MELLPI Activities D.) Nutrition Month 2014 Celebration E.) BNS Programs F.) CGS Training Update G.) AOB Meeting Notes 9:35 A.M-Opening Prayers Preliminary: 1st meeting on Nutrition for this year (2014) with the MNAOs Representative form different municipalities introduced themselves . Kits were distributed to MNAOs. Hand outs inside the kits were discussed . Municipalities which do not have a copy of Plan of Action 1.) Gipordos 2.) Oras 3.) Quinopondan 4.) Salcedo 5.) Hernani 6.) Balanginga 7.) Taft 8.) Jipapad 9.) Sulat 10.) Arteche A.) NUTRITION ACTIVITIES POST YOLANDA . November 8-1st week Dec. 2013, there were not actions done by the Nutrition Council, Action started on the 3rd week of December 2014. Conducted MUAC Screening targeting 6-59 months children. First round has low % coverage, might be due to transfer of families to other places right after the typhoon. Highest coverage was only 64.7% Factor could be because the families that transferred out did not come back/returned. IYCF counselling are still on going . September-SMART Survey will be conducted . PIMAM Accomplishments-Discussed . UNICEF provided forms 2 . Supplies and Equipment Page For questions and clarifications please send your concerns to Melvin B. Marzan, Nutrition Information Management Officer email [email protected] Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 WEIGHING SCALE (GAPS) 1.)Balanginga-10 12.)Llorente-24 2.)Balangkayan-9(will provide 2 weighing scale and HB/Brgy) 13.)Maydolong-20 3.)Giporlos-10 14.)San Julian-10 (recheck of SW) 4.)Guiuian-54 15.)Arteche(no weighing scale all brgy) 5.)Hernani-9 16.)Jipapad-5 6.)Lawaan-16 17.)Oras-24 7.)Mercedes-16 18.)Dolores-40 8.)Quinopondan-17 19.)Maslog-11 9.)Salcedo-31 20.)Cam.Avid-28 10.)Borongan City- 21.)Taft-(3 weighing scale)-24 11.)GenMac-30 22.)Sulat-13 LENGTH/HEIGHT BOARDS 1.)Balanginga-9 12.)Llorente-29 2.)Balangkayan-4 13.)Maydolong-20 3.)Giporlos-9 14.)San Julian-9 4.)Guiuian-0 15.)Arteche-18 5.)Hernani-4 16.)Jipapood-3 6.)Lawaan-11 17.)Oras-36 7.)Mercedes- 18.)Dolores-46 8.)Quinopondan-16 19.)Maslog-10 9.)Salcedo-25 20.)Cam.Avid-1 10.)Borongan City-15 21.)Taft-24 11.)GenMac-24 22.)Sulat-18 . Hands on training with Llorente and McArthur (recommended) B.) NUTRITION MONTH 2014 CELEBRATION . Advocate creation of HEM in respective areas . Streamers . Theme- “Kalamidadpaghandaan, Gutom at Malnutrisyonagapan” . BRMFI-5 Streamers will be given to 5 municipalities . HOM-will provide streamers for the rest of the municipalities . Activities: (Plans) Giporlos >IYCF Classes >Hanging of Streamers >Establishment of child-friendly spaces for psycho social support Llorente >Hanging of Streamer >Plan of cooking sessions with the mothers c/o BRMFI Oras >Hanging of streamers >Healthy Baby contest Quinopondan >MNC meeting >Contest: Agriculture: vegetable contest 3 DepEd: HS-cooking contest Elem-slogan, quiz bee Page For questions and clarifications please send your concerns to Melvin B. Marzan, Nutrition Information Management Officer email [email protected] Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 Health: Quiz Bee for Pregnant and Lactating mothers DSWD: Identification of fruits and vegetables >culmination programs Salcedo >Program-July 14 >Hanging of streamers Hernani >Culmination program and parade >contests, nutri quiz >roll-out of CMAM for BNS and BHW Balanginga >role out training >parade, culmination programs Jipapad >Hanging of streamers >Parade >Launching-cooking contest -slogan >Pabasasa Nutrisyon-2nd Batch >Feeding program sponsored by the LGU Taft >contest-Most Healthy Breastfeeding Mothers >Healthy Baby Contest >Parade, culmination activities >Streamers Arteche >in coordination w/ school teachers for school activities >culmination programs, parade >BNS meeting-ruling out of 2nd or 3rd malnourished cases Can-avid >Hanging of streamers >July 4-Founding Anniversary -Fun Run >July 30-Buntis Congress AM-Lecture >Parade, culmination program Sulat >Slogan contest >BNS: Culminationg activities=supplementary feeding Multivit supplementation Healthy Baby contest 0-6 mos. Full breastfeed . PLANS Agriculture-Distribution of seed (still has to ask feedback from chief of office) DepEd-symposium (all schools in the province) Media-press conference with resource person and partners PNAO (Ms.Jabinal)-gathering of agency employees, community people for advocacy/symposium 4 HOM-streamers-will get back for decision PLAN International-streamers, t-shirts to covered areas Page For questions and clarifications please send your concerns to Melvin B. Marzan, Nutrition Information Management Officer email [email protected] Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 BRMFI-5 streamers to covered areas -cooking demo with BNS -tshirts to MNAOs and BNS -join parade in Tacloban -Continue “SabayangPagpapasuso” on the first week of July, breastfeeding kits will be given -IYCF Continues C.) PPAN of ACTIONS . Stressed talking points, hand outs for advocacy . Program Review for the whole provinces sometime in September 2014 D.) MELLPI ACTIVITIES . Monitor/evaluate BNS accomplishments . Submission of Proposal >incentives and insurance . Conflicts of BNS/BHWs discussed >change of Brgy.Leaders >duplication of oath of office which should choose only one organization of the two for incentive receivables E.) BNS PROGRAMS . MNAOs >Direct supervisor of the BNS >Consult DPNC members for questions >Invite Nelly Gayoso during BNS meeting for updates/organization of BNS associations . Request for CGS Tables and Charts for 1.)Salcedo 2.)Oras-lacking (given 22 only) 3.)Gipordos F.) CGS Training Update . HOM >IYCF Orientation at Balanginga to include CGS Training next week >will follow: Quinopondan and Giporlos (for scheduling) . Municipalities with BNS Association 1.) Lawaan 2.) Hernani 3.) Maydolong 4.) Dolores 5.) Maslog . Assignment-Area for monitoring or mentoring Terry/Doris 1.)San Poli 2.)Oras 3.)Taft 4.)Cam-Avid 5.)Dolores 6.)Dulat 7.)San Julian 5 Linalyn 1.)Lawaan 2.)Balanginga Page For questions and clarifications please send your concerns to Melvin B. Marzan, Nutrition Information Management Officer email [email protected] Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 3.)Giporlos 4.)Quinopondan Sallie 1.)Arteche 2.)Jipapod 3.)Maslog 4.)Balangkenyan 5.)Maydolong Nelly 1.)Guian 2.)Mercedes 3.)MacArthur 4.)Hernani 5.)Llorente . Monday (June 30, 2014) >Visit Alvarez by Ma’am Sallie and Ma’am Teri . Tuesday (July 1, 2014) >Distribution of forms and monitoring tools . Month of July >Visit to area of assignments of the DPNC to monitor Nutriton Celebration/Resolution on Nutrition Cluster . PLANS: >PIR=September -Representatives from the province and municipal level (Mayor, MNAO) Reminders: . Reproduction of OPT and Monitoring Tools . Memo with DepEd/DILG Next meeting: July 28, 2014 Nutrition Cluster with partners 1.) HOM 2.) PLAN International 3.) ACF 4.) UNICEF 5.) OCHA 6.) WFP 7.) BRMFI 6 Page For questions and clarifications please send your concerns to Melvin B. Marzan, Nutrition Information Management Officer email [email protected] Regional Nutrition Cluster – Region VIII Eastern Samar Provincial Nutrition Cluster Meeting Provincial Health Office (PHO) Operation Center Friday, 27 June, 2014 Attachment (Latest Nutrition Cluster Data) as of June 2014 1.) MUAC Screening 1.1 # Screened 21, 917 64.70% 1.2 # Identified SAM 82 0.37% 1.3 # Identified MAM 892 4% 2.) CAPACITY BUILDING Municipality PMAM TOT PMAM IYCF IYCF IYCF MOBCOM OTP ITP Roll TOT ROLL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
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    Food Security and Agriculture Cluster Typhoon Yolanda - Philippines - Region VIII Lavezares San Jose Palapag Allen Laoang Rosario Mondragon Eastern Samar 3W - December 3, 2013 Catarman Victoria Mapanas Map: San Roque Catubig Region VIII - Eastern Samar 3W Pambujan Bobon San Isidro Location: FSAC Tacloban Lope De Vega Las Navas Jipapad Creation Date: Silvino Lobos 3 December 2013 Arteche San Policarpo Matuguinao Map Summary: Calbayog City This map displays where FSAC partners Oras Maslog have an operational presence in Eastern Samar. Gandara Dolores Municipal Boundary Partner Presence Santa Margarita San Jorge San Jose De Buan Can Avid- CA Pagsanghan Tarangnan Paranas CA, FH, PLAN, PW Taft Catbolagan JAPAN Citysiabong Motiong Sulat San Julian Hinabangan OXFAM, WFP/PLAN Calbiga WFP/PLAN Borongan City Naval Villareal Pinabacdao Calubian WFP/PLAN, ICRC San Isidro Santa Rita Maydolong WFP/PLAN Basey Babatngon Basey Balangkayan San Miquel Llorente WFP/PLAN, PW JAPAN Tabango Leyte Hernani Barugo Tacloban General Macarthur WFP/PLAN Tunga Alangalang Capoocan Carigara Quinapondan Villaba Marabut WFP/PLAN, ICRC Kananga Jaro Santa Fe Lawaan Salcedo Palo Balangiga Palo Giporlos Matag-ob Rastrana Tanauan Mercedes WFP/PLAN, ICRC, CA, Palompon Dagami Tabontabon Ormoc Tolosa Guiuan Merida ICRC, PW ACTED, CA, CARITAS, Julita ICRC, ICRC, WFP/ CA, WFP/ Burauen CRS, GOOD NBRS, ICRC, Albuera Dulag JAPAN, Isabel PLAN PLAN PLAN,ICRC WFP/PLAN PW JAPAN, VIVA, WFP/ PLAN, OXFAM La Paz Mayorga Macarthur Sources: Food Security and Agriculture Cluster Partners, MapAction, OCHA JavierJavier AAbuyogbuyog BayBay City Mahaplag Silago Inopacan Sogod Hindang Hilongos.
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    F866e63db19145e7492573f70

    Sitrep No. 3 Tab A EFFECTS OF FLOODING AND LANDSLIDE AFFECTED POPULATION As of February 22, 2008, 8:00 AM AFFECTED POPULATION No. of Evac DISPLACED POPULATION PROVINCE / CITY / REGION Centers Inside Evac Center Outside Evac Center MUNICIPALITY Brgys Families Persons Established Families Persons Families Persons GRAND TOTAL 896 106,455 514,862 7 96 515 60,558 294,882 IV-B 38 7,113 38,192 1 3 12 800 4,800 Oriental Mindoro 38 7,113 38,192 1 3 12 800 4,800 Baco 14 2,243 8,972 Naujan 24 4,870 29,220 1 3 12 800 4,800 V 021,35081,63800000 Albay 9,839 51,162 Catanduanes 150 650 Sorsogon 51 235 Camarines Sur 11,187 28,853 Camarines Norte 123 738 VI 98 3,043 14,757 2 17 45 0 0 Capiz 98 3,043 14,757 2 17 45 Cuartero 8 Dao 12 575 3,420 Dumalag 2 Dumarao 4 120 620 Maayon 15 340 2,040 Mambusao 3 Panay 4 59 353 Panitan 20 100 600 Pontevedra 15 1,059 3,774 1 15 33 Sigma 15 790 3,950 1 2 12 VIII 738 73,302 372,266 1 19 56 58,502 283,802 Eastern Samar 360 33,036 164,716 0 0 0 29,079 144,840 Arteche 13 1,068 5,340 1,068 5,340 Balangiga 13 1,184 5,920 5 17 Balangkayan 10 573 2,267 451 2,183 Borongan 30 1,376 6,582 1,314 6,328 Can-avid 14 1,678 8,411 1,678 8,411 Dolores 27 4,050 20,250 4,050 20,450 Gen.