Potable water status: Litres delivered in last five days and remaining days supplies Up to 8 October 2017

Potable Water status: litres delivered in last 5 days and remaining days supplies (up to 08 Oct 2017)

All settlements within an 'Operational' Water 0 2.5 5 10 15 MA626 v1 Capuchin Capuchin Service Area are removed from this representation L'Autre Clifton Bord Kilometers as their demands 'should' be being met. In 2017, Hurricanes Cottage & Cocoyer Vieille !( Settlements Calculation of water remaining based on the Toucari & Morne Cabrit Case population x 7.5 litres per person per day Irma and Maria Savanne Paille Savanne Paille & Tantan & Tantan Moore Park Thibaud Major/Minor Road Thibaud devastated parts of Estate Moore Park Estate Anse de Mai Parish Boundaries Bense & Hampstead the Caribbean. Dos & Hampstead Woodford Dos D'Ane Lagon & De D'Ane Hill Woodford Hill La Rosine Borne Borne MapAction Portsmouth Glanvillia Wesley Wesley ST. JOHN responded quickly ST. JOHN Picard 6561 PPL and in numbers, 6561 PPL ST. ANDREW ST. ANDREW producing hundreds Marigot & 9471 PPL 9471 PPL Marigot & Concord of maps, including Concord

this one showing the Atkinson & Dublanc Atkinson & Bataka urgent need for water Bioche ST. PETER Bataka Bioche Bataka in Dominica, which 1430 PPL Water (Days) ST. PETER 1430 PPL & St. Cyr & Gaulette & Sineku took a direct hit from St. Cyr Remaining days St. Cyr Colihaut Category 5 Hurricane Gaulette (! < 1 day Gaulette Maria. MapAction Sineku (! 1 - 2 days Sineku volunteers were Coulibistrie (! 2 - 3 days amongst the first ST. JOSEPH ST. JOSEPH Water (Litres) Castle to arrive, and Salisbury 5637 PPL Bruce (! 3 - 4 days 5637 PPL were in the midst 5 Day Total (! >4 days of the response ! 0 - 500 ST. DAVID Belles 6043 PPL Water Services Areas throughout. Good Hope & Dix Good Hope & Dix Pais & Tranto St. Joseph Layou Pais & Tranto ! 501 - 1000 Valley St. Joseph Village Layou Valley Area Village San Sauveur Assessed and Broken San Sauveur Layou Area Layou Village ! 1001 - 2500 Village Warner Petite Broken and Unevaluated Warner Petite Soufriere Tarou Soufriere Tarou Pond Campbell & Casse Broken and Evaluated ST. DAVID ! 2501 - 5000 Bon Repos 6043 PPL Jimmit Jimmit Mahaut Under repair Despor & Grand ST. PAUL Sylvania Fond ! 5001 - 15000 Morne 9786 PPL ST. PAUL Jaune Operational Morne Jaune ST. PAUL Massacre & Checkhall 9786 PPL ST. PAUL Massacre & Checkhall Fond & Cole 9786 PPL Morne Daniel Cockrane Fond Cole 9786 PPL Copt Hall La Plaine Copt Hall La Plaine Belle Vue Wotten Tarish Yampiece Rawle Waven Pit Yampiece Boetica ST. GEORGE Boetica Goodwill 21241 PPL Louisville ST. GEORGE Louisville Bath Estate Potters 21241 PPL & Elmshall Victoria Bath Estate & Elmshall Ville Giraudel Potters Ville Giraudel VicDtoerliiaces ST. GEORGE ST. GEORGE ST. PATRICK 21241 PPL ST. PATRICK 21241 PPL Kings 7622 PPL Hill Eggleston 7622 PPL Eggleston Bellevue Bellevue Chopin Pointe Chopin Pichelin Pichelin New Michel Petite New Town Petite Savane Town Fortune ST. LUKE Savane & Mount Dubuc Bagatelle Fortune & Mount St Mary's DubucBagatelle St Mary's 1668 PPL STS. TL.U MKAERK Fond St. Jean Montine MoGnrtainnedbay Citronier 1616883 PT4eP PtLePLMorne/Montine & Castle Soufriere Citronier & N Soufriere Comfort N ST. MARK Galion Wall House & Castle 1834 PPL Wall House & Castle Comfort S Scotts Head Comfort S

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In the short notice, to aftermath provide life-saving of a disaster, the maps and data. entire landscape Although MapAction is a small can be transformed. organisation, by working through a Maps are crucial to team of highly skilled volunteers and help make rapid sense of operating at the heart of humanitarian the chaos and plan the best response to responses to improve their effectiveness, save lives, minimise suffering and reduce we are able to have a profound and long-term impacts. Without maps telling far-reaching impact, making aid go them what’s happening on the ground, I have been extremely impressed much further. with MapAction’s volunteer aid-givers can be blindfolded. members’ work during my MapAction works across the globe to time as Patron - applying their ensure disaster response teams have expert knowledge in a smart and focused way for maximum access to the maps and data they need humanitarian benefit. whenever they’re needed. As well as helping to prepare for As a result, MapAction’s work has saved and improved the emergencies before they lives of many millions of people happen, our team of around the world. expert volunteers is ready to respond to I am proud to support this unique and impactful disasters in-country or organisation. I hope you too remotely, anywhere in will be inspired to support its the world and at very valuable work. It started with a good idea… An emergency water engineer working in Bosnia in 1994 found that he and his colleagues lacked maps to plan and coordinate the delivery of aid that was urgently needed, as well as help them avoid stumbling into danger.

The best information Realising that this was a common enabled us to build up a deep, broad number of staff and trustees. In their day we could get in the problem, he began working, and highly valuable body of experience jobs, MapAction volunteers work in a “ together with his father, on a solution that and understanding of all aspects of range of fields from Antarctic surveying chaos of the Idai ultimately took the form of MapAction. humanitarian information management. to engineering. They come to us with response was YOUR Today we are a leading humanitarian We use this expertise to help organisations expertise and experience in mapping, mapping organisation. and governments around the world data science and geographical information map of health facilities prepare for and respond to disasters systems (GIS) and our intensive training Since 2003, MapAction has deployed and emergencies. programme equips them with all the with GPS coordinates humanitarian mapping experts to more skills they need to work effectively in and full name in a than 80 disasters and emergencies Our work depends on our team of over humanitarian situations. concise map. and provided remote support to teams 70 highly skilled, trained and dedicated Thank you for that and responding to countless more. This has volunteers, supported by a much smaller all your fantastic work! Your presence in any disaster is really important and it is amazing what you are doing, knowing that you’re making your incredible contribution as volunteers. Axel Schmidt,” Emergency Response Coordinator, ASB (German international NGO) and Sphere Focal Point, Germany How we work MapAction never works in isolation. We hold long-term relationships with key partners including the United Nations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and regional disaster management agencies.

We collaborate with our partners Our vision is for a world where vulnerable creating new to understand exactly what people are resilient to humanitarian opportunities for information they need and then ensure emergencies and those assisting them us to continuously that requirement is met, quickly and are better informed through effective use enhance and proficiently. We recognise that there are of technology. As the global humanitarian expand our reach hundreds of agencies out there that are environment is evolving, so are we. and impact. well placed to deliver aid and emergency Technical advances, an increasing number support – our niche is to work with them of information providers, localisation to help them do that as effectively of humanitarian assistance and rapid as possible. urbanisation are among the changes

MapAction is one of I would like to the few entities that can use thank the MapAction data analysis“ to quickly inform “team for its flexibility strategic decisions when data is and professionalism limited, dirty or unstructured. throughout the mission… Once again, MapAction Mark McCarthy” Information Management and Analysis has demonstrated at United Nations Human Rights its added value to the UNDAC system. Rudolf Müller ” Chief, Emergency Response Support Branch (ERSB), United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA) Displaced households August 2018

Afghanistan

In 2018, a MapAction volunteer worked with our partner REACH in Kabul, Afghanistan, to oversee the collection, visualisation and mapping of hard-to- reach data across the country to help humanitarians meet the needs of the population.

% of displaced households living in open areas/tents % of displaced households without access to improved water sources

% of displaced households reporting that their child is most at risk on their way to or at school % of displaced households without physical access to a market Cyclone Idai - results and analysis of aerial survey As of 29 March 2019

Mozambique

MapAction supported the response to Cyclone Idai in Mozambique working closely with the UN, the Government of Mozambique and other partners. Over 2,000 copies of different iterations of this aerial survey map were printed and used by agencies getting help to those affected.

As always, MapAction“ is really making a difference to the response. The whole system is reliant on your products and I’m using them to brief the Minister daily. He values them highly as do I in supporting both strategic and operational planning. You have once again made yourselves indispensable...” Sebastian Rhodes Stampa, UN Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator for Mozambique Sulawesi earthquake - operational points of interest, Palu As of 18 October 2018

Indonesia

Thanks to our close working relationship with the AHA Centre, the regional disaster management body for Southeast Asia, we were able to directly support the response to the 2018 Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami. MapAction team members were stationed in the worst-hit city of Palu and the regional coordination centre in Jakarta, as well as helping remotely. Responding to humanitarian emergencies Our well-rehearsed deployment model means our volunteer mapping professionals can be at the scene of a disaster within 24-48 hours. Even before they arrive in-country, we start collecting data and information that will be crucial in helping coordinate the world’s response.

In the first phase of a humanitarian understand and respond to the fast- a vital role in the co-ordination of the emergency, our maps help identify changing needs of affected communities. international responses to some of the and communicate the areas of greatest most serious emergencies of recent times, need as well as hazards and barriers As well as rapid-onset disasters such as including the Ebola epidemic of 2014, the such as blocked roads or landslide tropical storms, earthquakes, floods and Haiti, Nepal and Indonesian earthquakes, risks that could hamper rescue efforts. landslides, we are called upon to assist in the Iraq war, refugee crises in Europe, As the situation on the ground evolves, longer-term, complex emergencies such Africa, Asia and Latin America and major our volunteers help national authorities, as epidemics, conflict and population storms such as Hurricanes Winston, Irma aid agencies and emergency teams displacement. MapAction has played and Maria and Typhoon Haiyan.

The MapAction volunteer updated maps based on the“ situation assessments which were happening each day, bringing together data on property damage levels, electricity blackouts and numbers of properties assessed all on one map. This was used at a national level to improve coverage and reduce duplication across the response. MapAction 18-month review” of recent responses December 2018 Migration within and via West and Central Africa, including towards Europe: Key drivers and routes November 2018

West and Central Africa

MapAction provides remote mapping support to partners around the world to help them understand and respond to humanitarian emergencies. This map was created for MapAction partner ACAPS as part of a piece of analysis considering how migration dynamics within and via West and North Africa (including across the Mediterranean Sea) might evolve in the first half of 2019 and the potential humanitarian consequences. Disaster preparedness

MapAction uses its experience of emergency. We work closely with country The MapAction team had great interpersonal skills humanitarian mapping and information teams to understand which data and maps and made technical information easy to understand. management to help disaster management are likely to be most helpful, sharing our They“ were very knowledgeable and gave excellent agencies around the world put in place the own experience of what has worked in data, technology and skills needed to be different contexts and learning from assistance when needed. well-prepared for any type of large-scale their experiences. Participant on MapAction preparedness” activity, Jamaica Training & skills sharing Rigorous training underpins the reliability and professionalism of our service.

We’ve had Our volunteer training programme develops the skills an awakening as needed to deliver our mapping service in the potentially to what“ GIS data challenging context of an emergency response. Our volunteers train regularly (at least seven weekends each year) including taking can be used for. part in our annual intensive disaster simulation exercise. MapAction partner” We also train humanitarian professionals around the world to use and training participant the latest technologies to collect, manage and visualise data so they can create and use maps effectively in the field. We teach regularly on courses run by NGOs, the United Nations and regional and national disaster management agencies as well as running our own humanitarian mapping courses. Our funders MapAction’s funding Humanitarian Aid challenge and our and Civil Protection wonderful funders

for every penny raised as we don’t have vast numbers of supporters to rely upon. Yet MapAction’s work is only possible thanks to the organisations and people that help us. From the employers who release our dedicated volunteers for humanitarian work at short notice, to the many individuals, companies, community groups, fundraisers, trusts, foundations and government funders that support us We are always very keen to hear from financially – we simply could not do what people or organisations interested in we do without them. supporting MapAction’s work, and helping us to continue meeting the ongoing We have long-term funding relationships fundraising challenge. The scale of what with several leading donor governments, MapAction can achieve depends upon it. including the UK Department for MapAction is unlikely to ever International Development (DFID), become a household name, and European Civil Protection and we’re OK with that! (Providing mapping Humanitarian Aid Operations (EU ECHO), support to humanitarian emergency the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs response makes us quite new and very and the Office for US Foreign Disaster ‘niche’ in charity terms). However it does Assistance (USAID OFDA). mean that we must work that much harder We have also been fortunate and privileged to receive regular support from long- standing supporters such as The Anson Charitable Trust, The Calleva Foundation, The Constance Travis Charitable Trust, The Dulverton Trust, Esri UK, Farhad Vladi and MapAction Deutschland EV, The G C Gibson Charitable Trust, The Fulmer Charitable Trust, the GEO Business Show, The Hydrographic Society of Scotland, The John Younger Trust, Ordnance Survey, Rotary Clubs across the UK, and thinkWhere, all of which has been vital. Quality of core services: safe burials As of 3 September 2014

Ebola crisis

MapAction was actively involved in helping tackle the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa, sending personnel to Liberia, Sierra Leone, Mali and Ghana, as well as supporting from a distance. Cyclone Winston Distribution of schools in the vicinity of the storm track

Fiji

In 2016, Fiji’s northern islands were hit by a Category 5 storm. MapAction supported the Fijian government and the UN to help prioritise and target the humanitarian response. Chinnor-Postcard-With-Bleeds.pdf 1 27/02/2019 13:49:59

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