POST DISASTER REPORT

WASH Cluster

WATSAN FACILITIES
EVACUATION CENTERS (as of June 28, 2007)

13 (87%) – shelter standards (1 rm:20 persons)
13 (87%) – safe drinking water standards
(1 water point: 200 persons)
6 (40%) – latrine standards (1 toilet:20 persons)
15 (100%) – meets the garbage disposal standards

12 evacuation centers
3 transit sites (Taysan, Anislag & Travesia)

What has been done
Conducted initial rapid health assessment
Erected tent hospital in Lidao City
Established joint PHO-DOH CHD 5 command post
Provision of drugs, medicines, water tanks and tents to hospitals and RHUs
Distribution of cadaver bags and lime to local DCCs
Deployment of medical teams to devastated sites and evacuation centers
Distribution of compact food to service providers and victims
Provincial issuance LGUs re: disposal of dead persons
Coordination with provincial agencies for evacuation center needs
Disease surveillance in the evacuation centers and fast- tracked FHSIS reports
Emergency purchase of drugs, medicines and supplies (P 5.4M)
Daily health bulletins re: WATSAN
Coordination with local health workers (15 mun. and 3 cities)
Regular weekly cluster meetings
Drinking water safety monitoring and sanitation needs in evacuations centers and in the community
Nutrition assessment surveys
Vaccination activities in evacuation centers
Health infrastructure damage assessment
Hospital equipment inventory
Fumigation of evacuation centers
Supervision of latrine construction, hand pump installations and water filtration systems
Health information dissemination
Critical incident stress debriefing
Seminar workshops for health personnel on Sphere standards, health promotion, bio-sand filters
Distribution of health kits, drugs/medicines and supplies
Seminar workshops for health personnel on Sphere standards, health promotion, bio-sand filters
Distribution of health kits, drugs/medicines and supplies
Receipt of donations equipment, drugs/medicineswater tanks, bladders, filtration machines and analysis kitshealth kits, hand pumps, chamber pots
Continued implementation of regular health programs in the evacuation centers
Establishment of databases for health
Rehabilitation plans formulation for: health infrastructures and equipment and health programs : environmental sanitation, CDD, EPI, disease surveillance and nutrition
Request for assistance on information processing soft wares from NGOs

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE
Donations/Assistance from Foreign Governments, Aid Agencies and INGOs
Canada
OXFAM
Malaysia
USAID
Spain
AusAid
Singapore
Telecoms Sans Frontier
Indonesia
World Vision
Japan
Care Philippines
China
Mercy Malaysia
Sweden
JICA
Republic of Korea
U.S.A
Medicins sans Frontieres

UN-OCHA CERF ( Central Emergency Response Fund) = $2,654,255

Components:
Health
Nutrition & WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene)
Food Aid & Logistics Support
Emergency Shelter
Non-Food Items & Logistics
Emergency Family Care & Support Packages
Emergency Maternal Care
Agriculture

Water & Sanitation
OXFAM GB - latrines, water containers, bath areas and hygiene kits, test kits, water bladders
Spanish Government – water purification machine - Guinobatan
Global Medic / PMSEA / MGB – water purifiers - Daraga, Legazpi
UNICEF – declogging of septic tanks by trucks; water tanks, latrines, hand pumps, school toilets, tents, water containers, water pipes
World Vision – Sto. Domingo, Bacacay– garbage collection
Mercy Malaysia – hygiene kits
Agua Vida – water purifier – Guinobatan
Daughters of Charity – latrines – Daraga
IFRC – water containers, water pump, hygiene kits
UNFPA – hygiene & reproductive kits, health promotion, generators
WHO – medical kits, hygiene kits, health promotion, generators
TzuShi Foundation – water purification machine in Daraga
IFRC/PNRC – household toilet in selected communities
City Government of Manila – water purification machines

Medical Teams – conducted consultations
Mercy Malaysia –Malilipot, Malinao, Legazpi
Mercy Singapore –Malilipot, Legazpi
Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) - Daraga
Veterans’ Memorial Medical Center – Daraga
PAGCOR – Legazpi
Tsu-Zhi Medical – Daraga (with minor surgery)
Australian Aid International – Legazpi, Daraga
Philippine Public Safety College – Legazpi
Handicapped International – Daraga, Camalig, Guinobatan
ABS-CBN Foundation – Sto. Domingo
Association of Medical Doctors of Asia (AMDA)
Manila Doctors Hospital Med. Mission Group
Bureau of Fire Protection Medical Team – Sto. Domingo
Daughters of Charity – Daraga
Lions International – Tabaco & Legazpi Cities

Drugs and Medicines
UNICEF
Ministry of Health of Indonesia
Ministry of Health of Malaysia
Medicins sans Frontier
UNESCO - ITT
ABS-CBN Foundation
DZGB/DWGB fm
Daughters of Charity
WHO

Stress Debriefing Services
Scientology – Daraga
World Vision Dev’t Foundation – Daraga, Sto. Domingo
Ateneo de Manila/LaSalle – Daraga, Sto. Domingo
UERMMC – Guinobatan
DSWD – Legazpi City, Daraga, Camalig & Guinobatan
SAC/COPE/Coastal Core/Christian Aid

Rehabilitation of Health Infrastructure
Medicins sans Frontieres
WHO
UNFPA

Logistics
World Food Program (WFP)
International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Others
Operation Compassion (OC)
Albay Disaster Response Network (ADRN)
A Single Drop
AQ Foundation
Bicol Center for Community Development (BCCD)
Peace Corps
U.S. Navy (PELELIU)
U.S. Marine Expeditionary Forces