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Update on STY HaiyanRelief

distribution and needs assessmentin Banuang Daan, Cabugao and

Biong Island, Palawan

November 20-23, 2013

The Samdhana Institute

PAFID

Tagbanua Foundation of

Coron IslandWith major support from:

IUCN-NL

Global Greengrants Funds

Individual / private donors


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All photos courtesy of The Samdhana Institute _Nov. 2013


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The following slides are pictures of the damages brought about by

STY Haiyandamaged houses and fallen trees in Banaung Daan.



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According to MLGU report, 155 families are affected. 68 houses are

totally washed out, while 85 are partially damaged.



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Makeshift shelter from salvaged materials



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Updated data gathered by the team during the actual distribution

activity: 212HHwere affected by the super typhoon. All 212

Tagbanua and Bisaya families received relief goods.



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Family recipients await the distribution



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Conduct of needs and shelter

assessment



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Brgy. Cabugao, Coron Island

The team reached Cabugao by early evening already because of

unavailability of boats, and difficulty of crossing the open sea. The

team had to stay overnight in the island to oversee the distributionthe following day. The whole island does not have electricity.



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Community members helped in re-packing the goods on site.

Relief packs contained 7.5 kilos rice, canned goods, noodles, oil,

salt, sugar, coffee, candles, box of matches, bar soap, and hyposol



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Relief distribution in Brgy. Cabugao, Coron Island

The MLGU reports 549 families affected (including those in the separate island

of Dillian). Only 306 families received relief goods during the actual

distribution. It was decided that since the families in Dillian have means for

food, those that would be prioritized would only be the identified tenTagbanua families in Dillian island.



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Brgy. Cabugao, Coron

Island

Reported totally damaged

homes: 294;partially damaged homes:

255



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Brgy. Cabugao, Coron Island

Making do with only coconut leaves for a roof



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Living with the debris of STY Haiyan


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Source of drinking water in Cabugao



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Sitio Biong, Brgy. Osmena, Culion, Palawan

Meeting with Ate Glo, during our first visit to Biong island


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The intricacies of transporting relief goods to island barangays


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Needs and shelter assessment



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Sitio Biong, Brgy. Osmena,

Culion, Palawan

Community members

assisted in the assessment


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Needs and shelter assessment


Si i Bi B O C li P l


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Relief distributiona total of 51 families or total population of

Biong island received relief packs



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Siti Bi B O C li P l


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Jerry cans were also distributed to the affected families; it is very

useful for some families that have to ride a banca around the island

to collect drinking water.


Siti Bi B O C li P l


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Tagbanua families express they would like assistance to re-start

their seaweed farming to improve income


Sitio Biong Brg Osmena C lion Pala an


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A distant view of the destruction of houses right along the coast

in Biong island.



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Heartfelt thanks and appreciation

to the donors and kind people

who helped out in many ways tobring assistance to the affected

families in Coron Island and

Biong!

Prepared by The Samdhana Institute 27 Nov 2013

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