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WASH NATIONAL INFOR -GRAPHICS | SANMA, PENAMA AND MALAMPA: TC HAROLD Tropical Cyclone Harold Response Date: 30th June 2020 SANMA, PENAMA, MALAMPA - VANUATU TC Harold passed 50-100km north west to south across NATIONAL WASH INTERVENTIONS People affected in Sanma, Penama and Malmpa by disasters are generally Santo Island in Sanma, Penama and Malmpa Province as WASH DISTRIBUTION’S much more susceptible to illness and death from disease which are related a Category 5 cyclone on the 11th & 13th of April 2020. to inadequate water supplies and/or consumption of contaminated water. Destructive winds and heavy rain caused significant 284 BUCKETS Hence, the WASH cluster in collaboration with its partners are working damage. This graphic summarises the Government of together to ensure all affected communities have immediate access to 1,179 HYGEINE & WASH KITS Vanuatu’s response. Many partner agencies supported safe clean water through; the response. 100 WATER FILTERS Quick fixes of damaged water systems including piped systems, and rainwater catchment. Over 80,000 Affected population Emergency water trucking (both on Land and Sea) to 7,656 CARTONS OF WATER Over 46,486 Assessed communities with no access to safe clean water at all Roughly 69% Coverage Distribution of Jerry cans for safe household water handling and 4,600 SOAP storage. Over 22,000 Households Distribution of water filters to health centres, household with 833 PURIFICATION TABLETS disabilities to purify drinking water. Chlorination of water system using chlorine in both urban and rural systems to disinfect water and making it safer for 6,689 JERRY CANS consumption. Distribution of bottled water by NDMO and Food cluster as part PARTNERS DONORS of the food ration - ADRA - UNICEF Testing Water quality using CBT kit to test for the presence of - World Vision - MFAT harmful pathogens in urban water systems. - Red Cross - SEA MERCY QUICK FIX: - SCA -VAN GOV - ISRA Aid Locations where Quick Fix has been done: Sanma Santo Bokissa Tutuba Aore Araki Mavea Malo Penama Pentecost Ambae Malampa Malekula Ambrym Paama WATER TRUCKING: TOTAL FUNDS SPEND: Locations where Water Trucking has been done: Total Funds Spend in Santo Sanma Santo Outer Is 148,000 Litres 26,687,667 VT Malampa Malekula 70,100 Litres Total: 218,100 Litres No. OF DoWR OFFICERS . IRA & DETAIL ASSESSMENT DONE: UTILIZED: Locations where Latest IRA / Detail assessment has been done: Rapid/ Detail Ass SANMA Santo Malo Outer Island 41 PERSONEL (Procure. Stage) MALAMPA Ambrym Paama Malekula PPENAMA Penticost Ambae SANMA, MALAMPA & PENAMA PROVINCE | NATIONAL WASH EOC| www.mol.gov.vu .

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