The document summarizes the results of a post-disaster needs assessment in the Municipality of Batangas City, Mabini, and Tingloy following an earthquake swarm. It finds total damages of PHP 1.4 billion, losses of PHP 108 million, and needs of PHP 9 billion across the social sectors of education, health, and housing. Specifically, it reports 11,050,000 PHP in damages and 45,540,000 PHP in losses to education, 5,320,000 PHP in damages and 3,284,500 PHP in losses to health, and 1,379,190,000 PHP in damages and 60,000,000 PHP in losses to housing. It prioritizes recovery needs, including

1. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Post-Disaster Needs
Assessment
(PDNA)
TABLETOP EXERCISE

3. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
EARTHQUAKE SWARM
POST-DISASTER NEEDS ASSESSMENT
MUNICIPALITY OF BATANGAS CITY
MABINI AND TINGLOY
SOCIAL SECTOR

4. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Instructions
• Consolidate all your answers from the injects and
formulate an initial sectoral report containing the
following:
– Summary of Damage, Losses and Needs
– Summary of Human Recovery Needs Assessment
– Recovery and Reconstruction Framework
– Policy and Program Recommendations
– Prioritization of Needs per sub-sector (with status,
estimated cost and prioritization)

5. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Instructions
• In the absence of baseline data in the injects,
AGREE ON YOUR ASSUMPTIONS to calculate the
damage, losses and needs.
• No need to explain how the exact figures were
calculated per sector and sub-sector as you present the
slides, just emphasize the total. However, there will be Q
and A afterwards so kindly prepare your justifications.
• For the framework and policy recommendations, just put
bulleted statements.
• Group presentation will start at 0900H of Day 5. Max 30
minutes per group.

6. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Summary of Damage, Losses
and Needs
SOCIAL SECTOR DAMAGE LOSSES NEEDS
Sub Sector 1:
EDUCATION Php 11,050,000 Php 45,540,000
Php 5,950,000
Php 15,650,000
Sub Sector 2
HEALTH
Php 320,000
Php 3,000,000
Php 8,000,000
Php 2,000,000
Php 170,000
Php 84,500
Php 955,000
Php 1,600,000
Php 1,500,000
Php 3,000,000
Sub Sector 3
HOUSING
Php
1,379,190,000.00
Php 60,000,000.00 Php 9,000,000,000.00
Total Php1,403,560,000 Php108,349,500 Php9,026,100,000

7. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Summary of Damages and
Losses Sub-Sector 1
PARTICULARS DAMAGE LOSSES
Sub-Sector 1: EDUCATION
Schools with accrued damages Php 11,050,000
School Personnel Php 45,540,000
Total Php 11,050,000 Php 45,540,000

8. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Summary of Damages and
Losses Sub-Sector 2
PARTICULARS DAMAGE LOSSES
Sub-Sector 2: HEALTH
BARANGAY HEALTH STATIONS (Php)3,000,000
GUSALING PANGKALUSUGAN (Php)2,000,000
RHU (Mabini) (Php)320,000
OVERTIME PAY Php1,600,000
TRANSPORTATION Php84,500
REVENUE Php1,600,000
Total Php 5,320,000 Php 3,284,500

9. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
PARTICULARS DAMAGE LOSSES
Sub-Sector 3: HOUSING
Totally Damaged Php 165,800,000.00 Php20,000,000.00
Partially Damaged 1,213,390,000.00 40,000,000.00
Total Php 1,379,190,000.00 60,000,000.00
Summary of Damages and
Losses Sub-Sector 3

10. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Summary of Human Recovery
Needs Assessment
EDUCATION/SKILLS TRAINING
• The earthquake's impact on social services, such as healthcare and education, needs
assessment to identify gaps.
• Access to healthcare facilities and educational institutions might have been disrupted, requiring
strengthening and resources allocation to restore services.
• The affected communities need support in accessing essential social services for their well-
being.
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
• The earthquake caused trauma and emotional distress among the affected population.
• Families practiced protective measures during and after the earthquake swarm, but the fear of
recurrence led to displacement and stress.
• Mental health support and counseling services are urgently required to address the
psychological impact and help families cope with the aftermath.
HOUSING
• Total of 4,150 houses were affected by the earthquake.
• Out of these, 3,843 houses were identified as partially damaged, while 300 houses were
completely damaged.
• Families faced displacement and sought shelter in evacuation centers and temporary structures.
• Priority should be given to the repair and reconstruction of houses to provide safe and secure
shelter for affected families.

11. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Guide Questions

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13. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment

14. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment

15. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 1:Reconstruction and
Recovery Framework (Education)
• Enhance social services such as healthcare, education, and
community programs to cater to the specific needs of the
affected communities.
• Provision of skills training on construction related programs.
• Coordinate with Partner Agencies, Industries and LGUs for
human resource and financial assistance to the affected areas
in the conduct of community-based training program.
• Allocate resources to improve access to healthcare facilities
and educational institutions.

16. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 2:Reconstruction and
Recovery Framework (Health)
• Establish mental health support programs and
counseling services to address the trauma and
emotional distress experienced by the affected
population.
• Training and capacity building for local counselors
should be conducted to sustain long-term support.
• Provide financial support for health care workers
affected by the disaster

17. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 3:Reconstruction and
Recovery Framework (Housing)
• Prioritize the repair and rebuilding of
damaged houses to ensure families have
safe and secure shelter.
• Assess the extent of damage to houses
and identify appropriate reconstruction
methods based on family needs and
available resources.

18. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 3:Reconstruction and
Recovery Framework (Housing)
• Establish a transitional housing program
• Implement a sustainable housing program
for hazard-susceptible areas

19. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 1: Policy and Program
Recommendations (Education)
• Establish a dedicated Social Sector Task Force
including local government/ volunteer resources
focused on the social sector's recovery and
reconstruction for the young survivors.
• Provide training and capacity building for local
social workers and counselors to enhance their
skills in handling post-disaster situations
• Promote information sessions on rules of conduct
in emergency situations for teaching staff and
technical and operational assistants in schools.

20. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 2: Policy and Program
Recommendations (Health)
• Integrate mental health support into
existing social services and programs to
address the psychological impact of the
earthquake on families and communities.

21. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 3: Policy and Program
Recommendations (Housing)
• Implement social safety nets to provide
immediate assistance and support to
vulnerable families, particularly those who
lost their homes and livelihoods due to the
earthquake.
• Review of policy and conduct of feasibility
study on requiring local governments to
construct a standard, innovative design
that can withstand an earthquake

22. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 1(Education): Priority
Reconstruction and Recovery
Needs
PROGRAM/
PROJECTS
LOCATION STATUS ESTIMATED COST SOURCE OF FUNDS RANK
REPAIR AND CLEAN-
UP OF DAMAGED
CLASSROOM,
LABORATORIES,
WATER AND
SANITATION
FACILITIES
MABINI,TINGLOY,
BATANGAS CITY
PROPOSED Php 5,100,000.00 LGU Fund, Augmentation
from DepEd
1
LIVELIHOOD
TRAINING FOR
DISASTER-STRICKEN
INDIVIDUALS
MABINI,TINGLOY,B
ATANGAS CITY
PROPOSED TESDA 1

23. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 2 (Health): Priority
Reconstruction and Recovery
Needs
PROGRAM/
PROJECTS
LOCATION STATUS ESTIMATED COST SOURCE OF FUNDS RANK
REPAIR OF
BARANGAY HEALTH
STATION
MABINI BATANGAS PROPOSED Php3,000,000 LGU Fund RANK 1
RECONSTRUCTION
OF RURAL HEALTH
UNIT
MABINI
BATANGAS
PROPOSED Php320,000 LGU Fund RANK 2
RECONSTRUCTION
OF MABINI
GENERAL HOSPITAL
MABINI
BATANGAS
pROPOSED Php8,000,000 LGU Fund RANK 1
RECONSTRUCTION
OF CITY HEALTH
OFFICE
BATANGAS CITY PROPOSED Php2,000,000 LGU Fund RANK 1
MENTAL HEALTH
SUPPORT PROGRAM
BATANGAS CITY,
MABINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED Php 3,000,000 DOH RANK 3

24. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 3 (Housing): Priority
Reconstruction and Recovery
Needs
PROGRAM/
PROJECTS
LOCATION STATUS ESTIMATED COST SOURCE OF FUNDS RANK
PABAHAY PROGRAM
FOR 307 TOTALLY
DAMAGED HOUSES
BATANGAS CITY,
MABINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED Php 93,000,000.00 DHSUD 1
REPAIR ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM FOR
3,843 HOUSES
BATANGAS CITY,
MABINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED Php 73,000,000.00 DHSUD 1
LAND
DEVELOPMENT AND
HOUSING
CONSTRUCTION
BATANGAS CITY,
MABINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED AS PER ASSESSMENT
AND APPROVAL OF THE
PROJECT
DHSUD- BALANCED
HOUSING INCENTIVIZE
COMPLIANCE
1
PROVISION OF
TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE ON THE
FORMATION,
UPDATING,
IMPLEMENTATION
AND MONITORING
OF LOCAL SHELTER
PLAN, CLUP, CDRA
BATANGAS CITY,
MIBINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED AS PER ASSESSMENT
AND APPROVAL OF
PROJECT
LGU 1

25. Post-Disaster Needs Assessment
Sub Sector 3 (Housing): Priority
Reconstruction and Recovery
Needs
PROGRAM/
PROJECTS
LOCATION STATUS ESTIMATED COST SOURCE OF FUNDS RANK
CAPACITY
BUILDING
ACTIVITY RE
NHA
GUIDELINES ON
THE SITE
SELECTION AND
PLANNING OF
HOUSING
PROJECTS
BATANGAS CITY,
MABINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED TO BE DETERMINED NATIONAL HOUSING
AUTHORITY
1
INFORMATION,
EDUCATION
CAMPAIGN ON
DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS
BATANGAS CITY,
MABINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED LDRRM Fund
EMERGENCY
CASH TRANSFER
BATANGAS CITY,
MIBINI, TINGLOY
PROPOSED LDRRM Fund