Summary of WBR as of November 16, 2015

PHILIPPINE RED CROSS
Haiyan Operations Leyte
Leyte Chapter
SUMMARY OF COMPLETION
As of November 16, 2015
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As of to date, we have 6,376 completed houses in which part of the overall total with an on-going
construction of 321 houses. Below will showthe figures and the percentage of the completion.
PRC in
Partnership
with
Different
National
Societies
CORE SHELTER COMPLETION MONITORING
Municipalities
Covered
T A R G E T S
Completed
Houses
Percent
Complete
Ongoing Core
Shelter
Construction
SRA
Closed
Out
Target HH per
Municipality
Overall Target
SRA Core SRA Core
PRC – AMRC
Alang-alang 539 608
3,000 2,300
101
18.30%
19 539
MacArthur 306 144 40
Mayorga 979 377 113 55 961
Tacloban City 165 63 13
AMRC TOTAL 1’518 HH 1’456 HH 421 127 1’500
PRC – DFAT
Tacloban City NO SRA 154 154 150
100%DFAT TOTAL 154 HH 150
PRC – ARC
Calubian 344 175
3,000 600
49
26.66%
1 339
San Isidro 1,716 282 69 7 1,688
Tabango 925 166 42 4 900
ARC TOTAL 2’985 HH 623 HH 160 12 2’927
PRC – GRC
Dulag 1,347 886
2,000 2,100
895
58.05%
1,342
Julita 653 685 324 12 652
GRCTOTAL 2’000 HH 1’571 HH 1,219 12 1’994
PRC – IFRC
Barugo 1,795 850
6,232 5,000
693
54.36%
32 1,752
Burauen 828 74 1 8 818
Babatngon 400 100 288
Carigara 395 375 326 13 388
Dagami 1,398 401 401 1,300
La Paz NO SRA 298 240 24
Palo NO SRA 419 1
Pastrana NO SRA 423 124 42
San Miguel 642 252 252 633
Santa Fe NO SRA 91
Tabontabon 1,250 838 639 1’218
Tacloban City NO SRA 826 41
Tunga 96 59
IFRC TOTAL 6’804 HH 5’006 HH 2,718 119 6’490
PRC – NLRC
Merida 801 180
2,210 400
196
96.22%
14 782
Isabel 1,453 227 237 10 1’428
NLRC TOTAL 2’254 HH 407 HH 433 24 2’210
PRC -
CitiBank
Tabontabon NO SRA 200 200
100%
CITIBANK TOTAL 200
PRC – QRC
Tacloban City NO SRA 638 650 331
50.92%
50
QRC TOTAL 638 HH 331 50
PRC – SRC
Tolosa 1,256 750 1,250 750 744
99.2%
6 1’246
SRC TOTAL 1’256 HH 750 HH 744 6 1’246
T O T A L 24 Municipalities 16’817 HH 11’440 17’692 12’154 6’376 52.26% 350 16’369
Table 1. Summary of the Completed Houses per PNS with the Completion vs. target

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PRC in
Partnership
with
Different
National
Societies
HEALTH
Target
for
Health
Area Covered
Type/Name of
Facilities
Intervention Remarks
Accomplished
% (Complete)Municipality Facility Selected
TARGET
Number
of Health
Facilities
Facility
Equipped
PRC - IFRC 6
Tacloban District Health Center
and Barangay Health
Station
2
-District Health
Center Suhi –
Birthing
-Barangay Health
Station
Cabalawan –
Non-birthing
Reconstruction
and Equipping
Rehabilitation
and Equipping
Completed the CGIs,
trusses and purlins
anchoring.
- On-going activities:
a. Plastering of walls.
b. Backfilling of the
excavated flooring.
c. Completed CHB laying.
d. Plastering of septic tank
works
e. Plumbing works
f. Completed CGIs
installation.
Procurement of bidet hose
and faucet
51.63%
100%
Palompon Barangay Health
Stations
3
-BHS San
Guillermo -
Birthing
Reconstruction
and Equipping
- On-going activities:
a. Ceiling and ceiling joist
installation: 83.21% done.
b. CHB installation for the
delivery room dressing
room – on-going.
67.35%
-BHS Tabunok –
Birthing
Reconstruction
and Equipping
-All punch listing on tile,
plumbing and painting
works are on-going.
-Variation works: On-going
with 1 more week
allotment for completion.
100%
-BHS Cantuhaon -
Birthing
Reconstruction
and Equipping
-Concrete, Masonry, Roof,
Tiles, Plumbing, Paint and
Placenta Vault Works
versus punch listing – on-
going.
-Backfills and Catch basins
– completed.
-Variation works: On-going
with 1 more week
allotment for completion.
100%
Dagami Barangay Health
Station 1 1
-BHS Abaca –
Non- birthing
Rehabilitation
and Equipping
Rehabilitation complete &
equipped.
-Officially turned over
on July 3 2015.
100%
PRC – NLRC 2
Isabel
BHS - Birthing
1 0
-BHS Bantigue Reconstruction
98.58%
Isabel BHS - Birthing 1 0 -BHS Cangag Reconstruction 87.74%
PRC - GRC 3
Dulag
Barangay Health
Centers
2
-BHC Bulod – non
birthing
Rehabilitation Completed Technical
Designs and BoQ for
further review and
approval.
0 %
-BHC Cabatoan –
non birthing
Reconstruction Completed construction
100 %
Julita
Barangay Health
Center
1
Rehabilitation
Completed Rehabilitation
100%

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-BHC Tagkip non-
birthing
PRC
1 Tacloban Marasbaras 1
--BHS Sitio
Ugsad non-
birthing
Reconstruction Land survey on going
TOTAL 12 12 1
Table 2. This table will showthe summary of the completed REHABILITATED AND RECONSTRUCTED OF HEALTH FACILITIES using
number in the identified row for every Participating National Societies.
PRC in
Partnership
with
Batch
Date of
Training
No. of
Communities
Covered
Facilitators
Mobilized
Target
No. of
CHVs
No. of
CHVs
Trained
Accomplished
Percentage
Total
Percentage
Accomplishe
d per PNS
IFRC
1 9/1-5/14 1 5 25 25 100%
100.67 %
2 10/6-10/14 3 5 25 23 92%
3 10/21-25/14 4 5 25 25 100%
4 11/11-15/14 3 5 25 27 108%
5 11/24-28/14 4 3 25 24 96%
6 12/16-20/14 3 4 25 27 108%
NLRC Isabel 6 35 31 88.57% 88.57%
GRC
AmCROSS
1
5 barangays
(Mayorga
Municipality
2 17 17 100%
AusRC 127
Total 329 199 60.48%
Table 3. THE TABLE WILL SHOW THE COMMUNITY BASED HEALTHAND FIRST AidTraining

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PRC in Partnership
with Different
National Societies
R E H A B I L I T A T I O N
Target
Classrooms
Municipality
Name of
School/Barangay
NUMBER OF CLASSROOMS
For
Rehabilitation
Progress
Remarks
Percent
CompletedOngoing Completed
PRC –SRC 35 Tolosa
San Vicente 11CL 11CL
100%
Cantariwis 1CL 1CL
Canmogsay 4CL 4CL
Capangihan 5CL 5CL
Tanghas 6CL 6CL
Malbog 2CL 2CL
San Roque 6CL 6CL
PRC –NLRC 4 Isabel
Cangag
PutingBato
PRC –JRCS
52 including 1
Function Hall
Tacloban
San Jose Nat’l HS 4 CL 4CL
Sagkahan Nat’l HS 10 CL including
1 function hall
11CL
100%
Sagkahan Elementary
Sc.
10 CL 10CL
Tanauan
Tanauan Nat’l HS 10 CL 10CL
100%
Tanauan Sc. of CHI 10 CL 10CL
Tanauan II C.Sc.
-
-
-
Palo
Philippine Science HS
1 CL
1CL 100%
PHASE 2
42CL
Alang - Alang
Alang – Alang I Central
School
For Alang Alang, PRC already conducted
Preconsturction Meeting with both Principals,
contractor, and consultant team.
For Tolosa, preconstruction meeting will be
scheduled on November 13, 2015.
Contract already signed by all partiesand have been
notarized. (Waiting for 20% down payment to
contractorsbefore implementation.)
Alang – Alang National
High School
6 CL
Tolosa
DZR Memorial
Elementary School
23 CL
QRCS 7 Burauen,Leyte
Burauen North
Elementary School
Waiting for the certified true copy of Land title
Lowest and responsive bidder identified by BAC
GRC 11
Dulag
Camitoc 1CL 1CL completed 100%
Combis 1CL 1CL completed 100%
Victory
Salvacion
Rizal 1CL
1CL
Ongoing
Purchase of
Materials
Julita Hindang 4CL 4CL completed 100%
TOTAL 151 116 87
Table 4. The table will show the update of the ongoing Rehabilitation of the selected schools within Leyte

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PRC in Partnership
with Different
National Societies
R E C O N S T R U C T I O N
Target
Classrooms
Municipality
Name of
School/Barangay
NUMBER OF CLASSROOMS
For
Reconstruction
Progress
Remarks
Percent
CompletedOngoing Completed
PRC –SRC 35 Tolosa
San Vicente
Cantariwis
Canmogsay
Capangihan
Tanghas
Malbog
San Roque
PRC –NLRC 4 Isabel
Cangag 2CL 2 96.58%
PutingBato 2CL 2 100%
PRC –JRCS
52 including 1
Function Hall
Tacloban
San Jose Nat’l HS
Sagkahan Nat’l HS
Sagkahan
Elementary Sc.
Tanauan
Tanauan Nat’l HS 1 CL 1 CL
95%
Tanauan Sc. of
CHI
Tanauan II C.Sc. 6CL 6 CL
Palo
PhilippineScience
HS
PHASE2
42CL
Alang - Alang
Alang – Alang I
Central School
10 CL For Alang Alang, PRC already conducted
Preconsturction Meeting with both Principals,
contractor, and consultant team.
For Tolosa, preconstruction meeting will be
scheduled on November 13, 2015.
Contract already signed by all partiesand have been
notarized. (Waiting for 20% down payment to
contractorsbefore implementation.)
Alang – Alang
National High School
3 CL
Tolosa
DZR Memorial
Elementary School
QRCS 7 Burauen,Leyte
Burauen North
Elementary School
7CL
(for
CONSTRUCTION)
GRC 11
Dulag
Camitoc
Combis
Victory 2CL
Salvacion 1CL
Rizal
Julita Hindang 1CL
TOTAL 151 35 10 1
Table 5. The table will show the update of the ongoing Reconstruction of the selected schools within Leyte

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As of to date,the Participating National Societies who are doing the Water and Sanitation interventions
and completing latrines in schools and associated with core shelter is now increasing the number of
completion. Below, we have now 5,385 toilets associated with core shelter completed with an
ongoing of 353 units, and 8 Latrine in School completed.
PRC in Partnership
with Different
National Societies
LATRINES COMPLETION MONITORING
Municipalities
Covered
T A R G E T S
Completed
LATRINES
Percent
Completion
Ongoing
LATRINES
Construction
Target HH per
Municipality
Overall
Target
PRC – AMRC
Alang-alang 608
2,300
50
12.65%
34
MacArthur 306 116 17
Mayorga 377 76 14
Tacloban City 165 49 10
AMRC TOTAL 1’456 HH 291 75
PRC – DFAT
Tacloban City 150
150
150
100%
3
DFATTOTAL 154 HH 150 3
PRC – ARC
Calubian 175
600
50
26.66%
15
San Isidro 282 69 8
Tabango 166 41 19
ARC TOTAL 623 HH 160 42
PRC – GRC
Dulag 886
2,100
442
32.38%
36
Julita 685 238 8
GRC TOTAL 1’571 HH 680 44
PRC – IFRC
Barugo 850
5,000
693
57.54%
Burauen 74 1
Babatngon 100
Carigara 375 326 1
Dagami 401 401
La Paz 298 240 40
Palo 419 1
Pastrana 423 124 37
San Miguel 252 252
Santa Fe 91
Tabontabon 838 839
Tacloban City 826
Tunga 59
IFRC TOTAL 5’006 HH 2’877 78
PRC – NLRC
Merida 180
450
196
96.22%
15
Isabel 227 237 9
NLRC TOTAL 407 HH 433 24
PRC - CitiBank
Tabontabon
200
41
20.5%
CITIBANK TOTAL 41
PRC – QRC
Tacloban City 638
650
331
50.92%
66
QRC TOTAL 638 HH 331 66
PRC – SRC
Tolosa 750
750
422
56.26%
21
SRC TOTAL 750 HH 422 21

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T O T A L 24 Municipalities 11’440 12’200 5,385 44.13% 353
Table 6. The table will show the summaryof the completed latrines associated with core shelter construction
Water Supply
Rehabilitationactivitieson watersupplyfacilitiesinthe province of Leyte continuetobe done invarious
communitiesthroughthe supportof teamsinthe field.Tablebelowshowsthe summaryof the completedand
ongoingfacilities:
Partner Municipality Barangay Type of Facility
Total # of
Units
Completed
Status/Remarks
American
Red Cross
Alang-alang
Penalosa,Santiago,
Astorga
Hand pumps 5  No report received
Water tank 1
MacArthur Danao Hand pumps 4
German Red
Cross
Dulag
Barbo,Buntay,
Candao,Combis,
Luan,Sungi
Hand pumps 30
 Completed rehabilitation of water
facilities in Hindang Elementary
School.
 Conducted assessment for water
facilities atCalipayan Health Center,
Dulag
 Conducted consolidation of
assessmentdata’s for water points
 On-going procurement and delivery
of materials for 2nd
retrofitting and
repair of Batch 2 & 3 hand-pump.
 On-going delivery for provision of
water facilities in Rizal community
center, Dulag, Leyte
 Approved CBA for the 5th
batch (15)
units handpumpsin Brgy.Cabatoan,
Tabu, Highway & San Rafael, Dulag,
Leyte
 Barangays in Dulag, Leyte to be
covered for the upcoming water
supply installations are: (1)
Cabatoan,(2) Tabu,(3) Highwayand
(4) San Rafael.
Julita
Bongdo,Hindang,
Inawangan,Bongdo,
VillaHermosa,
Anibong,San Pablo
Hand pumps 20
Netherlands
Red Cross
Isabel
San Francisco,
Cangag
Hand pumps,
pipelinesystem
2
 Ongoinginstallation of 1hand pump
in barangay San Francisco, Isabel.
 PO for the pipe rehabilitation in
Antipolo and has been approved by
Headquarters
Merida Calunasan Pipelinesystem
 CBA for the springbox rehabilitation
in Calunasan has been approved by
Tacloban, and is now in the Admin-
level for processing.
 Requestfor quotation for thepiping
fixtures for the spring box has been
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 2 quotations for the piping fixtures
havebeen received already andCBA
will be submitted as soon as the 3rd
quotation will be received.
IFRC Babatngon
Magcasuang
Connectionof New
Water supplyand
Rehabilitationof old
water source
 No update
 Team is still waiting for the result of
the technical validationconductedby
Architect Michael Colis
VillaMagsaysay
Connectionof New
Water supply
San Agustin
Connectionof New
Water supply
Australian
Red Cross
Tabango Manlawaan
Rainwater
harvesting unit
1  A pilot installation of rainwater
harvesting units has been done in the
barangay last Nov 9, 2015 with 3
skilled workers mobilized.
Table 7. The table show the updates for the water supply we have in the different Municipalities in Leyte
Forthe hardware interventionsinthe schoolstargetedinthe municipalityof Babatngon,the followingstructureshave
been proposed by the technical team:
Partner Municipality
# of
Schools
Schools Catered
Type of Facility
Status
IFRC
Barugo 5
Abango ES,AmahitES,
Bukid ES,Can-isak ES,Pikas
ES
 Constructionactivities
completed
 No steel plate yet
 Still for turn over
 Letters of refusal of
installation of bidet
hose still has not
been turned over
Babatngon 4
BagongSilangElementary
School
 Construction of 1 Sanitary
Block (1 Male,1 Female,1
Urinal)
 Construction of new Dug
well
 Pre-biddinghasbeen
conducted
 A site visit was done
with the potential
contractors of the
project.
Victory ElementarySchool
 Provision of Elevated
water tank with pump and
pipe connections to the
latrines
 Construction of Septic
Tank.
 Repair of Dental Through
(for hand wash and
tootbrush)
TaguiteElementary School
 Constructionof 1 Sanitary
block (1Male, 1 Female, 1
Urinal)
 Proposed Rehabilitation of
1 unit hand pump
Guintigi-an Elementary
School
 Constructionof 1 Sanitary
Block (2 Male,2 Female,1
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 Construction of one
elevated water tank with
electric pump
Table 8. This is the construction of toilets in school
Hygiene Promotion Activities
# of
Communities
Communities
Catered
Status Remarks
IFRC
Tabon-tabon,
Barugo,Dagami,
San Miguel
(La Paz) 3
69
See shelter latrine
matrix for complete
list of communities
per municipality
 Ongoing
implementation of
simplified HP
 Facilitation of Hygiene
Promotion Sessions
continue in Santa Fe,
Leyte catered for the
facilitation of HP 1-5: A
total of 68 individual
attended the sessions.
For Gender aggregation
37% of these
participants were
female and the
remaining 63% were
male, while for the Age
Group 0% of the total
participantswereBelow
16 years old, 66% were
17 to 49 years old, and
34% were above 50
years old.
Spanish Red
Cross
Tolosa 10
San Roque,
Telegrafo,
Canmogsay, Doña
Brigida, Quilao,
Olot, Tanghas
Opong, Burak,
Cantariwis
 Training phase of
implementation will
commence
 Seesection on PHASTfor
additional updates.
German Red
Cross
Dulag 4
Salvacion,
Cabacungan, San
Rafael, and Rizal
 Ongoing
implementation
Julita 1 Hindang
Australian
Red Cross
San Isidro 14
Paril, Crossing,
Dajadiot, Hacienda
Maria, Linao, San
Jose, Capinahan,
San Miguel, Daja
daku, Banat-I,
Basud, Busay,
Cabungaan,
Bunacan
 Initial
implementation has
notyet resumed
 Conducted an
Orientation with the CO
and Shelter Volunteers
with regards to the
baselinesurvey aswell as
the hygienepromotion to
the beneficiaries.
 Conducted a Baseline
survey at Brgy
Omaganhan, Brgy
Poblacion and Brgy.
Manlawaan, Tabango
American
Red Cross
MacArthur,
Alang-alang,
23
See shelter latrine
matrix for complete
 Ongoing
implementation of
HP activities
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Tacloban City,
Mayorga
list of communities
per municipality
Netherlands
Red Cross
Isabel 8
Antipolo, Bantigue,
San Francisco,
PuttingBato,Monte
Alegre, Can-andan,
Cangag,Consolacion  Implementation
ongoing
 No updatefor thisactivity
received for this week.
Merida 8
Calunasan,
Cambalong, Mat-e,
Mahalit, Tubod, San
Jose, Lundag, Can-
unzo
Table 9. Hygiene promotion sessions targeting the core shelter beneficiaries continue to be facilitated throughout the province. The table below
shows the status of the implementation per partner.
Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) Activities
# of
Communities
Communities Catered Status
IFRC Barugo 6
Balire (Dropped), Bulod,
Cabarasan, Hiagsam,
Hinugayan, Pitogo
 Facilitation of ParticipatoryHygieneand
Sanitation Transformation (PHAST)
continue in five (5) communities of
Barugo, Leyte catered for the
facilitation of Step 6: Planning for
Monitoring and Evaluation; Activity 1:
(Preparing to check our Progress).A
total of 15 individual attended the
sessions.For Gender aggregation93%of
these participants were female and the
remaining 7% were male, while for the
Age Group 0% of the total participants
were Below 16 years old, 47% were 17
to 49 years old,and 53%wereabove50
years old.
Spanish Red Cross Tolosa 3
Imelda, San Vicente,
Capangihan
 First batch of PHAST training for
Community Health Volunteers (CHVs)
has been facilitated last November 4-6,
2015. A total of 24 individuals
participated in the activity.
 PHAST training schedule for 2nd
batch
will beon November 17,18 & 19, 2015
 PHAST training schedule for 3rd
batch
will beon November 23,24,& 25 2015
German Red Cross
Dulag 4
Arado, Highway, San
Rafael, San Vicente
 Ongoingfacilitation of Step 2 activities3
(Investigating community practices) and
4 (How diseases spread) and hygiene
promotion key message 3 (use of safe
drinking water and proper food
handling). A total of 1,303 participants
attended the sessions in the
communities covered:
o Dulag: 1,089
o Julita: 214
Julita 5
Aslum, Calbasag, Dita,
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Australian Red
Cross
San Isidro 3
Hacienda Maria, Linao,
San Jose
 Implementation completed
American Red Cross
MacArthur 9
San Isidro,
Burabod,Kiling, Sta
Isabel, San Antonio,
Lanawan, Danao, Villa
Imelda, Oguisan
 No report received
Mayorga 5
San Roque, Talisay,
Burgos, Union, Wilson
Alang-alang 5
Astorga, Hubang,
Peñalosa, Santiago,
Alsum
Tacloban City 4
83C, 79, Paglaum,
Palanog
NetherlandsRed
Cross
Isabel 8
Can-andan, Cangag,
Putting bato, Antipolo,
Bantigue, Monte Alegre,
San Francisco,
Consolacion
 Implementation completed.
 Consolidation of theendlineassessment
is ongoing.
Merida 8
Calunasan, Cambalong,
San Jose, Tubod, Lundag,
Mahalit, Mat-e, Caunzo
Table 10. Participatory hygiene and Sanitation Transformation (PHAST) continue to be conducted in various municipalities in the province.
Updates on the status of the implementation per partner is indicated in the table above.
ChildrenHygiene and SanitationTransformation (CHAST) Activities
# of
Schools
Schools Catered Status
American Red Cross
MacArthur 5
Lanawan ES,Burabod ES,San
Isidro ES,San AntonioES,Kiling
ES
 No report received
Mayorga 5
Union ES,Burgos ES,Wilson ES,
San RoqueES, TalisayES
Alang-alang 5
AslumES,HubangES,Sanitiago
ES,
Astorga ES,PeñalosaES
Tacloban City 3
Lorenzo Daang ES, Palanog ES,
Marasbaras ES
NetherlandsRed
Cross
Isabel 3
Can-andan ES, Consolacion
ES, Puting Bato ES
 MoA signing has been completed
duringtheStakeholders’orientation.
 Orientationof stakeholdershasbeen
completed in both Isabel and
Merida.
 School-based WASH training for
WASH committee will be conducted
on 16-19 November 2015.
Preparations are ongoing.
Merida 3
Calunasan ES,CambalongES
Can-unzo ES
Spanish Red Cross Tolosa 8
Canmogsay ES,
CapangihanES,Opong ES,San
RoqueES, San VicenteES ,
 Training for School-based WASH for
adult members (Principal, PTAs, &
Teachers) of theWASHcommitteeis
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Tanghas ES,DZR ES,Malbog
ES
November 13-14, 2015 in JICA
(located in barangay Poblacion,
Tolosa).
 Communication letters havealready
been disseminated and a total of 31
participantsareexpected to attend.
 CHAST training for 2nd
batch (1st
batch of students) November 19 &
20
 CHAST training for 3rd
batch (2nd
batch of students) November 26 &
27
German Red Cross
Dulag 18
Alegre ES, Arado ES, Barbo ES,
Batug ES, Camitoc ES,
Cabacungan ES, Cabacungan
NHS, Cabatoan ES, Cabatoan
NHS, Francisco Dumaguit
Memorial ES,Luan ES,RawisES,
Rizal ES,Rizal NHS,Salvacion ES,
San Rafael ES, Tabu ES, Victory
ES
 Ongoing assessment on target
schools. (Anibong, Batug, Bongdo,
Cabacungan, Cuya-e, Dita, Hindang,
Inawangan,Sta.Cruz,Salvacion,and
Villa Hermosa.
 Ongoing scheduling of stakeholders
on target schools.
 Ongoing recruitment of School-
Based WatSan Committee on target
schools. See table below for the
status of the recruitment.
 Drafting of activity proposal for
training of WatSan Committee.
 Revising of work plan for CHAST
Activity.
Julita 12
Alegria ES,AlegriaNHS,Anibong
ES, Bongdo ES, Calbasag ES,
Cuya-e ES, Dita ES, Hindang ES,
Inawangan PS, San Andres ES,
Sto Niño ES, Villa Hermosa ES
Australian Red
Cross
Tabango 1
Tabango North Central School  The team conducted an orientation
with the stakeholders at the
following schools:
a. Banat-I Elementary School
b. Hugpa Elementary School
c. Uson Elementary School
d. Petrolio Elementary School
e. Dulao Elementary School
San Isidro 2
Hugpa ES, Banat-I ES
Calubian 3
Petrolio ES, Uson ES, Dulao ES
IFRC
Barugo 5
Abango ES,AmahitES,Bukid ES,
Can-isak ES, Pikas ES
 Implementation completed
Babatngon 4
Bagong Silang ES, Victory ES,
Taguite ES, Guintigi-an ES
 Communication lettersregarding
the upcomingorientation of
stakeholdershavebeen
disseminated to theDepEd Division
officeand theschool headsof the
targetschools
Total 77
 74 SchoolsunderDepEd Leyte
Division
 3 Schoolsunder DepEd Tacloban
City Division
Table 11. Implementation of school-based WASH in the province has already started. With the scaling up of interventions, preliminaryactivities
have already started for the initiation of the implementation. The table above shows the schools targeted.

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Name of
Barangay
School
No. of WatSan
Committee Members
German Red
Cross
Julita
Cuya-e Cuya-eElem.School Ongoing recruitment
Hindang HindangElem.School 10
Inawangan
InawanganPrimary
School
5
Anibong AnibongElem.School 9
VillaHermosa
VillaHermosaPrimary
School
Ongoing recruitment
Bongdo Bongdo Elem.School 10
Sta.Cruz Sta.CruzElem.School Ongoing recruitment
Dita Dita Elem.School 10
Dulag
Cabacungan
Cabacungan Elem.School Ongoing recruitment
Cabacungan National
High School
Ongoing recruitment
Salvacion SalvacionElem.School Ongoing recruitment
Batug BatugElem.School Ongoing recruitment
Table 12. As mentioned in the table above, recruitment of the members of the WASH committee in the schools covered
by the PRC-GRCis ongoing. Status of the target schools for the 2015 implementation of school-based WASH are as follows

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PRC In Partnership With
Different National
Societies
Livelihood Activities as November 13, 2015
PRC – AmericanRed
Cross
 Phase II
- Rolled out Retrospective Examination for 1st
Batch STED scholars.
- Followed-up and collected requirements of 2nd
Batch STED scholars.
 Phase III
- Conducted 4-day training on Entrepreneurship and Management. 3 associations joined
the training with a total of 50 participants.
 Agriculture Activity:
- Completed Rice production & management training in Mac Arthur. A total of 38
beneficiaries participated in the training.
PRC – Australian
Red Cross
 Phase I
- Impact assessments: House to house survey done.To date, team is now inputting data
to the ODK.
 Phase II
 SkillsTraining
- On-going hands-on training on community-based food processing at San
Isidro and silk-screen printing at Calubian.
- Interviewed and identified additional beneficiaries for the training on
motorcycle servicing at Brgy. Gimarco.
 Enterprise Development
- Meeting with the beneficiaries at Brgy. Inangatan for their proposals.
- 5 proposals were approved by the PARC (Project Appraisals and Review
Committee) at Calubian.
 Phase III
- Coordinated with the LGU for a site visit at Brgy. Villanueva, Calubian. Visited one
site at Brgy. Inangatan, Tabango.
- Meeting with beneficiaries at Brgy. Abanilla, Calubian regarding phase 3
implementation and next week the group will have an orientation.
 Other Activities
- The team together with some of the trainees went to Tacloban to celebrate the
2nd Haiyan commemoration at Robinsons Place.They were ableto showcase their
outputs of what they have learned in the training like atchara, alimango,

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cinnamon bread, salvaro, vegetable products, peanut butter, peanuts and
ketchup.
PRC – German Red
Cross
 Phase I (Short Term Trainings)
- Continued focus group discussion with beneficiaries to ask updates of their livelihood
activity. This is to finalize the potential list of benficiaries for the short term livelihood
trainings.
- Completed short term livelihood training Basic Business Skills for Association in
Villahermosa, Julita
- Conducted orientation for the upcoming short term livelihood trainings Basic Business
Skills and Root Crop-Based Food Processing, Bongdo of Julita and brgy,Tigabao, Dulag
- FollowupcoordinationinDepartmentofTrade andIndustry(DTI),Officeof the Provincial
Agriculturist (OPA), Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) for the short term livelihood
trainings, and Department of Education for school gardening.
 Other Activities
- Took part in the Inauguration of Cabatoan Health Center and TESDA Carpentry and
Masonry NCII training Graduation Ceremonies
- Meeting with the Inclusion Adviser of Handicap International for the upcoming kick off
activity for Persons with Disabilities.
PRC – International
Federation of Red
Cross & Red
Crescent Societies
 Phase II: Weekly monitoring for sholars
- All of the scholars are done with their OJT. There are still 9 scholars who are
neither done with their OJT nor employed. This is due to:
1. Financial constraints as they used their allowance for their family
2. Problem in the partner companies like students were there but not doing
anything so they opted to go home and not continue their OJT
3. Pregnant
- Employement coaching done facilitated by PESO. PESO informed the students
that they are allowed to visit the office to seek validation in their resume.
- There are a total of 56 scholars who are currently employed in different areas of
Tacloban. Up to date, students are complying with their needed requirements for
job application
 Phase III:
 1st
batchof proposals
- Procurement of construction materials done. Materials have been delivered to the
construction site. Repair of storage has started.
 2nd
batch of proposals
- 3 proposals have been approved by NHQ as per advice. Associations are currently
workingonthe attachementsneeded,signatoriesfromLGUand endorsementletter
from Mayor.
- Trainings and procurement of materials will be scheduled next week.

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 3rd
batch of proposals
- 5 proposalshave beenreviewedandvalidatedbythe LGU.Revisionswere madewith
the assistance of relative agencies.
- Submission of 3rd
batch proposals will be scheduled next week.
PRC – International
Federation of Red
Cross & Red
Crescent Societies -
Babatngon
 Phase I
- Finalization of monitoring report.
 Phase II
- To avoidincrease numbersof trainedbutunemployedscholars,teamconductedFGDto
the possible barangays that will be covered for Phase II. Agenda were:
1. Mapped out their market connections in Tacloban
2. Possible courses that are marketable
3. Possible challenges in employing scholars
- Team discussedthe possible programwiththe focal personof HealthandEducation.He
said that they have a lot of NCII passers in Babatngon that are still unemployed. He
suggested that team will talk to possible companies that are in need of employers.
- Team has identified 31 possible youth for interview and validation.
 Phase III
- Proposal preparationinBarangayPlanza.Review andvalidationof proposal withrelative
LGU partners will be scheduled next week.
PRC – Netherlands
Red Cross
 Promoting Composting and Natural Farming System in Backyard Gardening
- A total of 17 weeks has been used for the training. There will be one week of training
before the graduation. Below shows the attendance of participants per week.
Attendance of participants was an issue in the 1st
batch and one factor that they saw is
the age and willingness thus the team intervene through focus group discussion and
included some factors like age and willingness as one of the criteria selection. As per
observation, attendance has improved.
 Sloping Agricultural Land Technology

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- In Puting Bato, Isabel, beneficiaries have started to harvest and earned money from
pechay,mongobeansand okra. Constantmonitoringhasbeendone for the update and
status of the activity.
 Farmers Business School
- Last November 10, 2015, 25 beneficiaries celebrated the culmination ceremony of the
Farmers Business School in Merida. They were awarded with certificates.
PRC – Spanish Red
Cross
 Phase I: Micro Enterprise Development
- A requestforquotationisneededfortheprofessionalfeesof the trainers.UPhas already
filled-upthe quotationformbutSt. Paulsis still waitingforthe logical frameworkof the
micro-enterprise development.
- Monitoredthe 420 livelihoodbeneficiaries.Thisisto checkthe statusof theirlivelihood
and to update the Phase I masterlist. Results will be shared in the next report.
 Phase II:
 Skills Training
- Up to date, 24 scholars are already having their OJTs. 5 F&B scholars have an
assignmentalreadybutwillstartonNov.16,2015. 2 housekeepingscholars started
havingtheirOJT at AsiaStars Hotel while 1 scholardid not continue due to family
problems. Team will discuss the situation with CWMFI and will suggest that the
scholar will be accommodated at the hotel in Tolosa
- EmploymentcoachingwasheldlastNovember10,2015. 29 scholarsattended,one
scholar was not able to attend due to some family problem.
 Enterprise Development
- Will meet with the associations to explain the status of the program. Minutes of
the meeting will be shared in the next report.
 Advocacy on Illegal Fishing and Overfishing
- The following are the proposed activities for the advocacy:
1. Documentary screening and information dissemination in the 8 barangays of
Tolosa.
2. Differentcontestslike;Jingle making,slogan,mural andstorywritingwill beheld
which will involve the different schools from elementary to college.
3. Information Dissemination through radio program.
4. Distribution of IEC Materials
- A stakeholders’ meeting will be held to discuss the appropriateness of the different
activities for the advocacy. The tentative schedule is on the 3rd
week of November.
 Other Activities:
- The BRCmembersfromthe 15barangayswere invitedforameetingtoshare the updates
of the differentprojectsinTolosa.A self-evaluationwasconductedforthe BRCmembers
to evaluate their performance and also for PRC to know the needs of the BRC.

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Prepared by:
BRYAN SOLEDAD
Reporting and Monitoring Officer
Noted by:
LEO HANIFF C. KO
Field Operation Head

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