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    Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Typhoon Yolanda, has brought devastation to the island of Negros particularly on the north eastern side where Sagay City and one of its barangays, Molocaboc, are located. In response, Task Force Mapalad (TFM), with the support of ICCO and ACT Alliance, provided emergency food packages and shelter materials to more than 300 households in the city of Sagay and Cadiz, and the municipality of Manapla, all in Negros Occidental. Barangay Molocaboc is one of the 25 barangays of Sagay City, Negros Occidental, one of the hardest hit provinces in Region VI (Western Visayas). It is an island barangay 7.5 kilometers away from the mainland and 30-minute ride on a motorized pump boat. The barangay is composed of three islets namely Molocaboc Dako’, Diot and Matabas. It has 980 households and a total population of 4,693. When super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) made landfall in the northern section of Negros Occidental province in November 8, 2013, a total of 456 houses were totally destroyed. Project Updates On January 8-9, 2014, TFM has conducted field validation surveys prior to its conduct of food and non-food relief distribution to typhoon victims in Cadiz and Sagay, northern Negros Occidental. House to house surveys which covered 436 households were conducted in Sitios Matabas and Diot, Barangay Molocaboc, Sagay City. Since January 2014, TFM has distributed a total of 800 food and non-food packs to typhoon Haiyan survivors in the municipality of Manapla, cities of Cadiz and Sagay. In Molocaboc alone, 440 food and non-food packs have been distributed since January 24; 2014 As of May 7, 2014. construction of 146 new shelters and repairs of 178 partially damaged houses have been completed in Molocaboc, Sagay City. In Sitio Matabas alone, a total of 82 newly constructed shelters have been completed and 46 partially damaged houses have been fully repaired. - As of March 29, 2014, the project was able to construct and turn over 25 shelters to the beneficiaries in Sitio Matabas. - On April 21, 2014, the additional 57 shelters were fully constructed which shall be turned over to the beneficiaries on May 9, 2014. - On April 23, 2014, repairs of all the 46 partially damaged houses in Sitio Matabas were completed. In Sitio Diot, Molocaboc, 64 new shelters have been fully constructed and 132 partially damaged houses have been repaired. On May 4, 2014, TFM has conducted the “Emergency Response Management” planning workshop for the residents of Sitios Diot and Matabas. Molocaboc, Sagay City. The workshop was held in Sitio Diot, with 143 participants (106 females, & 37 males). Workshop participants were able to learn how to illustrate the hazard map of their communities, identify needed livelihoods, analyze seasonal livelihood, analyze disaster risks, conduct first aid, security measures in time of disasters, & develop situation reports during disasters, and disaster preparedness

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    Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Typhoon Yolanda, has brought devastation to the island of Negros particularly on the north eastern side where Sagay City and one of its barangays, Molocaboc, are located. In response, Task Force Mapalad (TFM), with the support of ICCO and ACT Alliance, provided emergency food packages and shelter materials to more than 300 households in the city of Sagay and Cadiz, and the municipality of Manapla, all in Negros Occidental. Barangay Molocaboc is one of the 25 barangays of Sagay City, Negros Occidental, one of the hardest hit provinces in Region VI (Western Visayas). It is an island barangay 7.5 kilometers away from the mainland and 30-minute ride on a motorized pump boat. The barangay is composed of three islets namely Molocaboc Dako’, Diot and Matabas. It has 980 households and a total population of 4,693. When super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) made landfall in the northern section of Negros Occidental province in November 8, 2013, a total of 456 houses were totally destroyed. Project Updates On January 8-9, 2014, TFM has conducted field validation surveys prior to its conduct of food and non-food relief distribution to typhoon victims in Cadiz and Sagay, northern Negros Occidental. House to house surveys which covered 436 households were conducted in Sitios Matabas and Diot, Barangay Molocaboc, Sagay City. Since January 2014, TFM has distributed a total of 800 food and non-food packs to typhoon Haiyan survivors in the municipality of Manapla, cities of Cadiz and Sagay. In Molocaboc alone, 440 food and non-food packs have been distributed since January 24; 2014 As of May 7, 2014. construction of 146 new shelters and repairs of 178 partially damaged houses have been completed in Molocaboc, Sagay City. In Sitio Matabas alone, a total of 82 newly constructed shelters have been completed and 46 partially damaged houses have been fully repaired. - As of March 29, 2014, the project was able to construct and turn over 25 shelters to the beneficiaries in Sitio Matabas. - On April 21, 2014, the additional 57 shelters were fully constructed which shall be turned over to the beneficiaries on May 9, 2014. - On April 23, 2014, repairs of all the 46 partially damaged houses in Sitio Matabas were completed. In Sitio Diot, Molocaboc, 64 new shelters have been fully constructed and 132 partially damaged houses have been repaired. On May 4, 2014, TFM has conducted the “Emergency Response Management” planning workshop for the residents of Sitios Diot and Matabas. Molocaboc, Sagay City. The workshop was held in Sitio Diot, with 143 participants (106 females, & 37 males). Workshop participants were able to learn how to illustrate the hazard map of their communities, identify needed livelihoods, analyze seasonal livelihood, analyze disaster risks, conduct first aid, security measures in time of disasters, & develop situation reports during disasters, and disaster preparedness

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    Providing Shelters To Survivors of Super Typhoon Haiyan in Molocaboc Island, Sagay City, Negros Occidental

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    Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Typhoon Yolanda, has brought devastation to the island of Negros particularly on the north eastern side where Sagay City and one of its barangays, Molocaboc, are located. In response, Task Force Mapalad (TFM), with the support of ICCO and ACT Alliance, provided emergency food packages and shelter materials to more than 300 households in the city of Sagay and Cadiz, and the municipality of Manapla, all in Negros Occidental. Barangay Molocaboc is one of the 25 barangays of Sagay City, Negros Occidental, one of the hardest hit provinces in Region VI (Western Visayas). It is an island barangay 7.5 kilometers away from the mainland and 30-minute ride on a motorized pump boat. The barangay is composed of three islets namely Molocaboc Dako’, Diot and Matabas. It has 980 households and a total population of 4,693. When super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) made landfall in the northern section of Negros Occidental province in November 8, 2013, a total of 456 houses were totally destroyed. Project Updates On January 8-9, 2014, TFM has conducted field validation surveys prior to its conduct of food and non-food relief distribution to typhoon victims in Cadiz and Sagay, northern Negros Occidental. House to house surveys which covered 436 households were conducted in Sitios Matabas and Diot, Barangay Molocaboc, Sagay City. Since January 2014, TFM has distributed a total of 800 food and non-food packs to typhoon Haiyan survivors in the municipality of Manapla, cities of Cadiz and Sagay. In Molocaboc alone, 440 food and non-food packs have been distributed since January 24; 2014 As of May 7, 2014. construction of 146 new shelters and repairs of 178 partially damaged houses have been completed in Molocaboc, Sagay City. In Sitio Matabas alone, a total of 82 newly constructed shelters have been completed and 46 partially damaged houses have been fully repaired. - As of March 29, 2014, the project was able to construct and turn over 25 shelters to the beneficiaries in Sitio Matabas. - On April 21, 2014, the additional 57 shelters were fully constructed which shall be turned over to the beneficiaries on May 9, 2014. - On April 23, 2014, repairs of all the 46 partially damaged houses in Sitio Matabas were completed. In Sitio Diot, Molocaboc, 64 new shelters have been fully constructed and 132 partially damaged houses have been repaired. On May 4, 2014, TFM has conducted the “Emergency Response Management” planning workshop for the residents of Sitios Diot and Matabas. Molocaboc, Sagay City. The workshop was held in Sitio Diot, with 143 participants (106 females, & 37 males). Workshop participants were able to learn how to illustrate the hazard map of their communities, identify needed livelihoods, analyze seasonal livelihood, analyze disaster risks, conduct first aid, security measures in time of disasters, & develop situation reports during disasters, and disaster preparedness

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    18-C Marunong Street, Barangay Central District, Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Philippines
    telefax: (632)-433-1383 | email: tfmnational@yahoo.com | website: taskforcemapalad.org







    Prepared by: Carlos O. Tulali
    cjtulali@gmail.com
    May 9, 2014



    1. Situation overview

    Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Typhoon Yolanda, has brought devastation to the island of
    Negros particularly on the north eastern side where Sagay City and one of its barangays,
    Molocaboc, are located. In response, Task Force Mapalad (TFM), with the support of ICCO and
    ACT Alliance, provided emergency food packages and shelter materials to more than 300
    households in the city of Sagay and Cadiz, and the municipality of Manapla, all in Negros
    Occidental.

    Barangay Molocaboc is one of the 25 barangays of Sagay City, Negros Occidental, one of the
    hardest hit provinces in Region VI (Western Visayas). It is an island barangay 7.5 kilometers
    away from the mainland and 30-minute ride on a motorized pump boat. The barangay is
    composed of three islets namely Molocaboc Dako, Diot and Matabas. It has 980 households and
    a total population of 4,693.

    When super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) made landfall in the northern section of Negros
    Occidental province in November 8, 2013, a total of 456 houses were totally destroyed.


    2. Project Updates

    On January 8-9, 2014, TFM has conducted field validation surveys prior to its conduct of food
    and non-food relief distribution to typhoon victims in Cadiz and Sagay, northern Negros
    Occidental. House to house surveys which covered 436 households were conducted in Sitios
    Matabas and Diot, Barangay Molocaboc, Sagay City.

    Since January 2014, TFM has distributed a total of 800 food and non-food packs to typhoon
    Haiyan survivors in the municipality of Manapla, cities of Cadiz and Sagay. In Molocaboc alone,
    440 food and non-food packs have been distributed since January 24; 2014



    Providing Shelters to Survivors of Super Typhoon Haiyan in Molocaboc Island,
    Sagay City, Negros Occidental

    TFM-ICCO-ACT Alliance
    Typhoon Haiyan Humanitarian Response




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    18-C Marunong Street, Barangay Central District, Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Philippines
    telefax: (632)-433-1383 | email: tfmnational@yahoo.com | website: taskforcemapalad.org

    As of May 7, 2014. construction of 146 new shelters and repairs of 178 partially damaged
    houses have been completed in Molocaboc, Sagay City. In Sitio Matabas alone, a total of 82
    newly constructed shelters have been completed and 46 partially damaged houses have been
    fully repaired.
    - As of March 29, 2014, the project was able to construct and turn over 25 shelters to the
    beneficiaries in Sitio Matabas.
    - On April 21, 2014, the additional 57 shelters were fully constructed which shall be turned
    over to the beneficiaries on May 9, 2014.
    - On April 23, 2014, repairs of all the 46 partially damaged houses in Sitio Matabas were
    completed.

    In Sitio Diot, Molocaboc, 64 new shelters have been fully constructed and 132 partially
    damaged houses have been repaired.

    On May 4, 2014, TFM has conducted the Emergency Response Management planning
    workshop for the residents of Sitios Diot and Matabas. Molocaboc, Sagay City. The workshop
    was held in Sitio Diot, with 143 participants (106 females, & 37 males). Workshop participants
    were able to learn how to illustrate the hazard map of their communities, identify needed
    livelihoods, analyze seasonal livelihood, analyze disaster risks, conduct first aid, security
    measures in time of disasters, & develop situation reports during disasters, and disaster
    preparedness


    3. Challenges

    When super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) made landfall in the northern section of Negros
    Occidental province in November 8, 2013, a total of 456 houses were totally destroyed. Thus,
    more shelter assistance is still urgently needed by more Molocaboc residents, taking into
    account the coming rainy season. Even though TFM was able to construct 146 new shelters
    and repair 178 partially damaged houses Molocaboc, it still aims to construct 150
    additional shelters to cover.

    These emergency response and humanitarian efforts led by TFM, in partnership with ICCO,
    Kerk in Actie, and ACT Alliance, faced challenges in the procurement of good quality shelter
    construction materials which are not available in Negros Oriental and nearby provinces. This
    left TFM without choice but to procure the needed construction materials from Mindanao
    (Davao Oriental). Shipment schedules of construction materials are also frequently delayed due
    to unavailability of supplies and failure to meet the shippers required minimum volume of
    cargo.

    The shipment schedules of relief goods and construction materials from Vito port, Sagay City to
    Molocaboc, are always hampered by the daily sea low tide and availability of boats,
    notwithstanding the limitation in boats load capacity.


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    18-C Marunong Street, Barangay Central District, Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Philippines
    telefax: (632)-433-1383 | email: tfmnational@yahoo.com | website: taskforcemapalad.org


    Figure 1. Map showing the path of super typhoon Haiyan when it entered the Philippine area of
    responsibility on November 8, 2013. Satellite image (bottom right) of Molocaboc island, Sagay City. Map of
    Negros Occidental showing the location of Sagay City (bottom left).

    Prepared by: Carlos O. Tulali
    cjtulali@gmail.com
    May 9, 2014

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