Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management Meeting Highlights
This content provides an overview of the Shelter and WASH Working Group meeting held by the Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management. The agenda covered important topics such as information management, environmental concerns, updates on districts, and planned responses for transitional shelter and permanent housing. It also highlights progress to date, objectives, and WASH sector coverage activities carried out by various organizations. The content showcases key statistics, gap analysis, and upcoming initiatives related to emergency shelter, NFI support, and water, sanitation, and hygiene efforts in disaster-affected areas.
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Shelter and WASH Working Group Meeting Thursday 13 July, 10AM Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management
Agenda 1. Introductions & Agenda 2. Information management 3. Environmental concerns WWF 4. IEC materials for DRR - NBRO 5. District Updates 6. AOB
Overview of planned response (4 districts) Transitional Shelter Permanent House 90 250 Unmarked District for the Response Plan Partially Damaged Houses Fully Damaged Houses 20439 2967 Item Total # of HH 26635 5700 658 290 540 Household NFIs Kits/ Cash Shelter Repair kits/Cash Repairing Permanent House Transitional Shelter Total Response Needed Items Response Plan Gap Cash/ Shelter Repair Kits/repair Cash/ Household NFI Kits Permanent House/Transitional Shelter 20439 23406 2967 6358 26635 830 14081 (3229) 2137
Progress to date 30000 Planned (subject to funding) 25000 Planned (funded) In pipeline (procurement/onroute) Ongoing distributions 20000 Number of Households Completed distributions 15000 10000 5000 0 Objective 1 - Emergency Shelter Objective 2 - Support to return (NFI) Objective 3 - Transitional/core shelter Objective 4 - Technical support
WASH sector coverage Type of Activity 1Distribution of Water bottles 2Provision of 1000L water tank to camp Total number of people reached 214,953 3Repairing community rural water supply 4Jerry cans (20 liters) Planned to reach 116,700 5Disinfection kits 6Hygiene kit Gap 218,347 7Water Trucking 8Well cleaning Field water quality testing equipment and consumable support to MoH for day to day support kit 9 10Capacity building to Government officers on well cleaning 1Alliance Development Trust (ADT) 2A-PAD 3Habitat for Humanity Sri Lanka 4LEADS 5Oxfam 6Plan International Sri Lanka 7Save the Children 8Sri Lanka Red Cross 9Team Rubicon UK 10UNICEF 11World Vision Lanka 12ADRA 11Dengue awareness program 12Public Health Awarnes Program 13Construction of SP Latrines 14Hand-Washing Facilities (Water-Tank with Washing Consumables) 15Provision of Washing and Bathing Facility including Water Connection 16Rehabilitation of school WASH facilities, provision of school cleaning kits 17 Water purification Tablets 18Diesel driver Submersible water pumps 19Water Pump(3HP)
District Updates ToR Coordination district Regular update GA How to capture activities local CBO/ CSO
District Updates Focal points WASH update World Vision Kaluthra LEADS Ratnapura and Matara Oxfam Galle Shelter update World Vision: Ratnapura UN Habitat: Galle & Kalutara Save the Children: Matara
Major challenges and needs identified in Kalutara district Key challenges: 1. Disaster preparedness 2. Inadequacy of the early warning dissemination 3. Contamination of drinking water sources due to flooding 4. Damages to toilets in Bulathsinhala is high in Kalutara houses 1556 Wells contaminated > 400 toilets requires repair Palindhunuwara: >200 toilets to be repaired Damages: Bulathsinhala: 54 GNs affected 07 Landslide location 15,098 families affected 39 Dead, 38 Missing 11 Injured 214 Houses fully damaged 667 Partially Needs: 1. Improving and support for effective preparedness plan 2. Improving the early warning dissemination mechanism 3. Cleaning of wells and other key water sources 4. Construction and repair of toilets 5. Support awareness dengue eradication, etc disaster damaged for hygiene campaigns,
Validation of agency data Few changes received in the last 2 weeks - please update: Distributions which were previously ongoing which are not complete Activities which were indicated as planned may now be ongoing Activities may have been allocated to a district but not yet a division have your plans developed? NFI we would like to verify kit contents, to ensure that we are not double-counting. Will be contacting you to validate our information
Web Details www.sheltercluster.org https://www.sheltercluster.org/response/sri- lanka-floods-2017 https://www.sheltercluster.org/sri-lanka-floods- 2017/documents/21062017-nbro-presentation https://www.sheltercluster.org/response/sri- lanka-floods- 2017/documents?sort=date&sort_direction=DES C
