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PHILIPPINES - Typhoon Haiyan- November 2013 WESTERN SAMAR & EASTERN SAMAR Provinces WASH Baseline Barangay Assessment April 2014 For Humanitarian Relief Purposes Only Percentage of Households with access to toilets Production date : 21 May 2014 " Motiong Taft Paranas Sulat % of HHs within the barangay: Jiabong San San - which currently have access to " Sebastian " Julian their own toilet which are not Hinabangan San shared with other HHs. This figure San also includes emergency toilets " Hinabangan Julian provided by WASH Partners during Sebastian the WASH emergency response, or - which are sharing a toilet. " Calbiga Calbiga " Borongan Borongan " Pinabacdao ² City " Pinabacdao Villareal " Maydolong Santa Samar " Rita Maydolong Balangkayan Babatngon Balangkayan Basey " Llorente " Hernani Hernani Nouvillas " Occidental Eastern " Basey Samar General Macarthur " Tacloban Marabut " Tacloban Balangiga General MacArthur " " City " Santa Fe Lawaan Quinapondan " Palo " Quinapundan " Salcedo Palo Giporlos Salcedo " Giporlos " Tanauan Balangiga " Marabut " " Tanauan Merc edes " Tolosa Tabontabon Guiuan Guiuan Tolosa " Julita " Sorog " Julita " Dulag Dulag " Mayorga " Mayorga La Paz " MacArthur Mac arthur Javier " Abuyog Leyte Abuyog 0 5 10 15 Kms Data sources: % HH with access to toilets WASH Assessment: REACH / WASH Cluster 0 - 25 Administrative Boundaries: OCHA COD 25 - 50 Cities and Roads: OSM File: PHL_AccessToilet_Prov_Samar_21MAY2014_A4 50 - 75 Contact: [email protected] 75 - 100 Note: Data, designations and boundaries contained on this map are not warranted to error-free and do not imply Interviewee Do not Know acceptance by the REACH partners, associated donors mentioned on this map. Provinces Municipalities All maps available at http://philippines.humanitarianresponse.info/.

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