HTI-Matthew-Dashboard 2017

Haiti: Hurricane Matthew Humanitarian Dashboard (as of Feb. 2017)

HAITI PEOPLE AFFECTED Capital: Port-au-Prince 2.1M BY HURRICANE MATTHEW Population: 10.7 M

PEOPLE IN NEED OF When Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti on October 4, 2016 it left behind a balance of 1.4 million people in 1.4 M HUMANITARIAN AID need of humanitarian assistance, including 806,000 people in urgent need of food assistance” according to the October 2016 EFSA”, thousands of houses, PEOPLE TARGETED BY schools and health facilities damaged and thousands of families displaced. 750 K FLASH APPEAL Five months after the hurricane, humanitarian partners have managed to reach about 1 million people through food and NFI distributions, Water REQUESTED THROUGH and Sanitation services, rehabilitation of schools and THE FLASH APPEAL health structures, among others. US$ 139 M

KEY FIGURES (as of October 2016) AFFECTED PEOPLE BY DEPARTMENT

806K People in urgent NORTH-WEST need of food and agricultural 72,881 assistance NORTH 2.1 NORTH-EAST 175K People in evacuation MILLION people a ected ARTIBONITE centers % of the total > 70 69,101 population 41 - 70 a ected 21 - 40 99 Health facilities 1 - 20 CENTRE 0 a ected

Jeremie Port-au-Prince AN REPUBLIC GRAND’ANSE WEST 468,301 221,634 1,633 schools damaged NIPPES205,515 SOUTH DOMINI C SOUTH-EAST316,301 774,976 Les Cayes 90K Houses destroyed Caribbean Sea or strongly damaged

Funded Requested FLASH APPEAL FUNDING million$ million$ Food Security, Nutrition and Emergency Agriculture $27.6M $56.2M $ 139 MREQUESTED WASH 12.1 18 Health 3.5 17.2

Shelter and NFIs 9.2 17

$ 88.6 M RECEIVED Education 4.1 7.5 Protection 0.8 7.2 Early Recovery and Livelihoods 1.2 6.5 Logistics and Emergency 64% Telecommunications 9.0 6.3

Coverage CCCM 0.3 1.5

Coordination 0.5 1.4

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this infographic do not imply o cial endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 3 MARCH 2017 Sources: IOM, WFP, UNICEF, FAO, DINEPA, OHCHR, UNFPA, UNDP, WHO, Humanitarian partners | www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int Haiti: Hurricane Matthew Humanitarian Dashboard (as of Feb. 2017)

SHELTER/NFI

SHELTER NFI $ 17,000,000 350 K 350 K FUNDING REQUESTED PEOPLE TARGETED PEOPLE TARGETED

54% 225% 122%

755 K 430 K $ 9,200,000 PEOPLE ASSISTED PEOPLE ASSISTED FUNDING RECEIVED

DISTRIBUTIONS

86 K 48 K HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED BLANKETS HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED KITCHEN SETS

22 K 157K

HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED TOOL KITS HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED TARPAULINS AND SHELTER KITS

DISTRIBUTIONS BY COMMUNE

Bonbon Abricots 180 2300 2300 1000 1525 Dame-Marie Roseaux 673 4420 Grand Boucan Jeremie 3220 40 Corail 780 3068 6488 765 Chambellan 880 25 765 1293 416 25 205 1577 25 1350 19265 Pestel 25 1889 Baraderes Petit Trou de Nippes Anse d'Hainault 9829 Moron 2320 3504 Beaumont 2397 900 Anse a Veau 1331 1555 313 1000 Arnaud 279 1397 Petite Riviere 11549 2150 3485 234 475 de Nippes 25 1172 Plaisance du Sud 1020 724 391 7884 4532 2500 1690 625 5000 Paillant 600 Maniche L'Asile 897 Miragoane Les Irois 1000 Fonds des Negres 1493 1110 1000 383 929 3187 Les Anglais Camp Perrin Cavaillon 243 750 Chardonnieres 117 183 1100 189 670 2070 814 1400 Tiburon 2500 904 1418 670 2070 417 1590 1824 3506 200 3820 1447 2610 1825 Port-a-Piment 2557 St. Louis du Sud 3127 Chantal Aquin 400 Torbeck 5394 400 794 Les Cayes 4957 487 200 1500 13121 603 1675 Coteaux 1229 245 21 307 2108 2431 3426 Roche a 3378 Bateau 15872 1850 Legend 125 1157 Arniquet 1432 2508 625 Households that received blankets 285 1483 600 Households that received toolkits 2415 Port-Salut 1110 Households that received kitchen sets 3667 809 St. Jean du Sud 500 Ile a Vache 3187 Households that received tarps or shelter kits 2012 3855 200 4285 4136 934 5144 5221

FOOD SECURITY AND EMERGENCY AGRICULTURE

FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS $ 56,200,000 750 K FUNDING REQUESTED PEOPLE TARGETED

136% 49%

1.01 M PEOLE ASSISTED $ 27,600,000 FUNDING RECEIVED

78 K 120 K BLANKET FEEDING, HOUSEHOLDS BENEFITED FROM CHILDREN<5, LACTATING / SEEDS DISTRIBUTIONS PREGNANT MOTHERS (KIND/IN-KIND) 1 M PEOPLE ASSISTED WITH FOOD 19 K HOUSEHOLDS ASSISTED DISTRIBUTION ( KIND/IN-KIND) AGRICULTURAL INPUTS AND ASSETS(cash for work, tools) FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS - BENEFICIARIES BY COMMUNE

Bonbon

Abricots 19265 Jeremie 67737 Dame-Marie 281620 Roseaux Grand Boucan 73254 Corail Chambellan 36385 32105 16500 Pestel Petit Trou De Nippes Anse d'Hainault 28600 Moron 57625 Baraderes 45165 Anse A Veau Beaumont Petite Riviere de Nippes 77960 21215 Arnaud Plaisance du Sud 20346 Paillant Maniche Les Irois 6880 Cavaillon Camp Perrin Fonds Des Negres Les Anglais Chardonnieres L'Asile 51188 40915 Miragoane 56255 Tiburon 49300 49024 56395 5650 Port-a-Piment Chantal Les Cayes St. Louis du Sud Aquin 20479 Coteaux Torbeck 24675 82302 40075

54775 33750

Roche-A-Bateau Arniquet

46090 Port-Salut

26915 Ile A Vache 14250 31500 St. Jean du Sud

NUTRITION

25 K 50 K CHILDREN RECEIVED CHILDREN SCREENED BLANKET FEEDING FOR MALNUTRITION

2,506 3,947 ACUTELY MALNOURISHED CHILDREN 6-23 MONTHS CHILDREN ADMITTED RECEIVED MICRONUTRIENTS CMAM PROGRAMME

5 K 1,189

PREGNANT AND LACTATING PREGNANT AND LACTATING WOMEN RECEIVED WOMEN RECEIVED BLAKET FEEDING FOLIC ACID

WASH

750 K $ 18,000,000 PEOPLE TARGETED FUNDING REQUESTED

78% 67% 589 K PEOPLE ASSISTED $ 12,100,000 FUNDING RECEIVED

396K 194 K PEOPLE BENEFITED FROM HYGIENE PEOPLE RECEIVED SERVICES AND HYGIENE ITEMS POTABLE WATER

HEALTH

$ 17,220,000 750 K FUNDING REQUESTED PEOPLE TARGETED

111% 20%

833 K PEOPLE ASSISTED $ 3,500,000 FUNDING RECEIVED

729 K 22 K 10 21 PEOPLE VACCINATED MOSQUITO NETS HEALTH CENTRES CENTRES OF TREATMENT AGAINST CHOLERA DISTRIBUTED REHABILITATED OF DIARRHOEAL DISEASES REHABILITATED

CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT

70 K 1,564 $ 1,500,000 PEOPLE TARGETED FAMILIES LIVING FUNDING REQUESTED IN COLLECTIVES CENTRES IDENTIFIED

63% 1,373 FAMILIES RELOCATED 50% TO THEIR AREAS OF ORIGIN 44 K PEOPLE ASSISTED 79 COLLECTIVES CENTRES REGISTERED $ 750,000 FUNDING RECEIVED 423 BUILDINGS INVENTORED 47 AND ASSESSED COLLLECTIVE CENTRES 7,015 49% 51% OPENED CURRENTLY MEN WOMEN PEOPLE

PROTECTION $ 7,225,000 389 K FUNDING REQUESTED PEOPLE TARGETED

6.5% 11%

25 K PEOPLE ASSISTED $ 800,000 FUNDING RECEIVED

39 K 3,162 64 15,619 CHILDREN ASSISTED CHILDREN ASSISTED CHILDREN’S PEOPLE SENSITIZED THROUGH CHILD IN CHILDREN’S SHELTERS ON GBV AND FRIENDLY SPACES SHELTERS EVALUATED SEXUAL VIOLENCE

EDUCATION $ 7,500,000 150 K FUNDING REQUESTED CHILDREN TARGETED

36% 55%

55 K 49% 51% CHILDREN ASSISTED Boys Girls $ 4,100,000 FUNDING RECEIVED

15 K 8 K 55K CHILDREN CHILDREN CHILDREN ACCESSING RECEIVED BENEFITED FROM EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOOL KITS SCHOOL EQUIPMENT REHABILITATION OF SCHOOLS (out of 28K that will receive in the coming weeks) (out of 27K to benet in the coming weeks)

EARLY RECOVERY AND LIVELIHOODS

550 K $ 6,564,000 PEOPLE TARGETED FUNDING REQUESTED 13% 18% 70 K $ 1,200,000 PEOPLE ASSISTED FUNDING RECEIVED

1,000 30 K 150 K DAY JOBS CREATED WOMEN BENEFITED PEOPLE RECEIVED THROUGH EARLY FROM CASH TRANSFERS CASH TRANSFERS RECOVERY ACTIVITIES FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY

42 km 50 km 133,365 OF NEW ROADS ACCES OF ROADS REPAIRED/ CUBIC METERS AND/OR CLEANNED OF WASTE REMOVED