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Cebu Leyte Samar Eastern Samar Biliran Southern Leyte Alangalang Naval Biliran Citizens' Disaster Response Center Emergency Shelter PRCS - IFRC Handicap International Calubian IOM UNHCR PRCS - IFRC Activities by Municipality Samar ShelterBox Calubian Biliran Cabucgayan UNHCR (Leyte) PRCS - IFRC PRCS - IFRC Eastern San Isidro Save the Children Pastrana World Vision 3W map summary San Isidro CARE IOM Handicap International Babatngon Tacloban City Samar Produced April 15, 2014 PRCS - IFRC ACTED Leyte ShelterBox Babatngon CARE Tabango UNHCR SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL Handicap International This map depicts data IOM Leyte IOM San Miguel gathered by the Shelter PRCS - IFRC IOM OXFAM Tabango San Miguel Palo Cluster about agencies UNHCR PRCS - IFRC Barugo PRCS - IFRC CRS who are responding to UNHCR IOM Save the Children Kananga Tacloban City Handicap International ShelterBox ShelterBox Typhoon Yolanda. CRS Capoocan Carigara PRCS - IFRC UNHCR UNHCR HelpAge-COSE Tunga ShelterBox Capoocan Carigara World Vision Any agency listed may IOM IOM UNHCR Alangalang UNHCR have projects at different UNHCR Villaba UNHCR ADRA Jaro Santa Fe Save the Children stages of completion (e.g. Jaro Santa Fe Handicap International completed, ongoing or Villaba Kananga GOAL MSF Holland Tanauan planned interventions). HelpAge-COSE UNHCR ShelterBox CARE IOM Save the Children Palo UNHCR Citizens' Disaster Response Center UNHCR Matag-Ob Pastrana Civic Force Japan Dagami Samaritan’s Purse World Vision Leyte INTERSOS Who What Where (3W) information on shelter activities IOM Tanauan IOM represents agency information reported to the Shelter Cluster by Matag-Ob MSF OCBA Dagami Ormoc City PRCS - IFRC April 13, 2014. If your agency's information is missing or out of HelpAge-COSE MSF Spain Tabontabon Samaritan's Purse date, please contact us at [email protected] IOM Palompon PRCS - IFRC Tolosa Ormoc City UNHCR UNHCR CARE ShelterBox Emergency Shelter refers to the distribution of tarpaulins World Vision UNHCR (1 or 2 per household), plastic sheeting or tents. CRS Burauen Julita Tolosa Habitat for Humanity ADRA Dulag Burauen CARE Number of agencies per province (grouped by region) Palompon Isabel Merida HelpAge-COSE Julita CRS IOM IOM CRS OXFAM MSF OCBA PRCS - IFRC Aklan UNHCR Isabel Merida MSF Holland PRCS - IFRC Samaritan's Purse PRCS - IFRC IOM IOM PRCS - IFRC ShelterBox Antique UNHCR UNHCR UNHCR UNHCR Albuera Mayorga Tabontabon World Vision World Vision Capiz La Paz MSF Spain VI PRCS - IFRC Iloilo Albuera Macarthur ShelterBox CARE Negros Occidental Citizens' Disaster Response Center World Vision Cebu HelpAge -COSE Javier Dulag VII IOM Javier ARC Int Biliran UNHCR Medair World Vision ShelterBox PRCS - IFRC Leyte Samaritan's Purse VIII Eastern La Paz Baybay City Save the Children Samar CARE Abuyog World Vision Samar Cebu MSF OCBA ShelterBox PRCS - IFRC 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL Mayorga Total Number of Houses Damaged Mahaplag PRCS - IFRC Save t h e Children Macarthur 1 - 2,500 5,001 - 10,000 > 20,000 MSF OCBA UNHCR ShelterBox PRCS - IFRC 2,501 - 5,000 10,001 - 20,000 Out of Area Inopacan Save the Children Silago Damage density is a proxy indicator for the proportion of damage based on a ShelterBox Southern 2013 projected population, estimated average household size (4.7) and estimated households damaged (DSWD). Sogod Hindang Data Sources: DSWD (DROMIC damage data), GADM (admin), Shelter Cluster Partners Hilongos Leyte The depiction and use of boundaries, and names and associated data Hinunangan shown here do not imply endorsement or acceptance by the Shelter Cluster. Hilongos PRCS - GRC Bontoc Libagon Hinundayan Shelter Cluster Philippines 0 20 40 Bato ShelterCluster.org Kilometers Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter.
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