DTM analysis report - April-June

[BREWSTER Phillippe]

Dear colleagues,

 

Please find attached the latest analysis report from the Displacement Tracking Matrix along with the appendix tables. This is tracking the displacement resulting from the 2009 Luzon typhoons.

 

Do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information or are interested in accessing the raw data. All data will be posted on http://ph.one.un.org/response/clusters/cccm/index.php

 

A summary of the key findings is pasted below for ease of reading.

 

Findings specific to 31 evacuation centres in Region 4-A, Region 3, NCR and CAR,  hosting a total 12,947  people (3,111 families), as of May 31, 2010:

Camp Management

1. 94% (29 out of 31) of evacuation centers had camp management committees.
2. 40% of evacuation centres (12 out of 31) were found to be susceptible to climate hazards and risks (further flooding).
3. 58% (18 out of 31) of IDPs did not have access to information on government relocation plans.

 

WASH

4. 39% of evacuation centres fell short of the SPHERE standard ratio of taps/water points per person.
5. 23% of evacuation centres fell short of the SPHERE standard ratio of latrines per person.
6. 43% of evacuation centres had appropriately segregated bathrooms, for males and females.

 

Shelter

7. 36% (4,771 people) of the total displaced population are accommodated in makeshift shelters with a significant proportion of these located in Region III.
8. 35% (4,468 people) of the total displaced population are accommodated in transitional shelter sites
9. 61% of sites reported as having no electricity supplied on site. The majority of these sites are tent cities located in Zambales.

 

Health

10. 13% of sites reported that no health services were provided at the site
11. 35% of evacuation centres reported the distribution of infant formula or milk products.

 

Education

12. 3% of all evacuation centres are public schools.
13. 100% of sites recorded that children were going to school

 

 

Protection (Risks to Vulnerable Populations)

14. 77% of evacuation centres were able to forge a feeling of security and safety among their IDP populations.
15. Less than 3% of evacuation centers reported incidences sexual harassment and less than 6% reported child abuse.
16. 3% of evacuation centers reported incidences of domestic violence.

 

Best regards

 

Phil

 

Philippe Brewster

Regional Programme Development Officer

International Organisation for Migration

MRF-Manila, Philippines

+63 02 848 12 60 ext 153

+63 908 891 8400

 

 

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