PHL-OCHA-Mindanao Humanitarian Snapshot 31 May 2015 DRAFT
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Philippines: Mindanao Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 01 June 2015) Two months after the government’s joint law enforcement operations MAGUINDANAO against the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), over 32,200 people in 21 displacement sites 1 59 (DSWD-IOM Assessement 22 May) remain Return 9 totally displaced in five municipalities of partial destroyed 46 Maguindanao. With the majority Areas damage 37 of the IDPs back in their places of 29 origin, local governments and aid 33 no reported burned/totally agencies have extended 19 facilities Access to Access to 274 damaged houses assessments and recovery support in 62 no Water Toilets Based on Protection cluster/DSWD their return sites, while continuing to return sites in damage (in sites before (in sites before and after conflict) and after conflict) assessment (22 May 2015) provide humanitarian aid to the 10 municipalities Before After Before After remaining IDPs in evacuation Based on Quad Status of Health & centres. Cluster Nutrition Facilities Quad Cluster Assessment per municipality Assessment per site % w/ existing partial or totally result health facility destroyed health facility (13 May 2015) ZAMBOANGA % damaged % access to water sources toilet after conflict In September 2013, heavy fighting between a faction of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the government forces Shariff displaced an estimated 118,800 people in Zamboanga City. Twenty months later, some 28,200 people are still displaced. Datu Piang About 3,100 of them are staying in the evacuation centre inside the Grandstand sports complex, while about 13,800 have moved Saydona to 10 transitional sites. In addition, over 11,300 IDPs are hosted by relatives or friends, or renting temporary homes with rental Mustapha assistance. D. Anggal Midtimbang Datu Salibo 2,516 3,104 13,824 +11,300 802 People in Evacuation People in Transitional Sites House-based displaced people Taluksangay Guindulungan Tulungatong Centres Bunkhouses Datu Bunkhouses JFE Sports Complex Philippine Saudi Bunkhouses Tuberculosis Society, Inc Ampatuan Mamasapano 571 764 Silsilah DMP Mampang III Buggoc 4,445 147 Talayan Sharif 3,104 1,229 1,338 Datu Unsay JFE Mampang I Aguak Sports 72 1,185 Complex Rio Hondo Mampang II 827 Elem. School Assessed Assessed return return areas areas w/ evacuation centres Z3R Programme National Housing Authority moves target completion date of permanent housing under Z3R Program to end of August 2015. 21% constructed of the planned permanent shelters under the Z3R Evacuation Centres remain displaced in 5 municipaliities JFE Sports Complex (Grand (based on 21 assessed displacement Stand) 32,294 sites by DSWD-IOM DTM 22 May 2015) City Social Welfare plans to rehabilitate portions of the JFE Sports Complex EC Camp Coord. Camp Mng. Food Sec. & Agriculture Nutrition Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Shelter Health Protection and consolidate the remaining 552 families to one location within the sports complex. According to the city engineer’s estimate, the site could accommodate 150 families. Most likely the remaining will move to Kasanyangan Kasanyangan Identified as a new transit site where 292 single detached shelters is constructed by IOM with DSWD funds. 204 units and 18 latrines completed (as of 18 May) 95% of sites 57% of sites have 85% have no 43% of water 32% of IDPs are 85% of sites Almost 100% of sites don’t are managed irregular food malnutrition sources have not in makeshift reported cases of have protection services distribution screening been tested shelters diarrhea such as referral pathways The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Sources: DSWD, CSWD, IOM-CCCM, GADM, NHA, Clusters Creation Date: 01 June 2015 Feedback: [email protected]; [email protected] www.unocha.org/philippines www.reliefweb.int philippines.humanitarianresponse.info .