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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Typhoon Pablo (international name: Bopha) was the second typhoon that affected Mindanao after TS Sendong in the last 2 years. It is the 16th Tropical Cyclone that entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) in 2012. On 04 December 2012 Typhoon Pablo made landfall over Baganga, Davao Oriental with maximum sustained winds of 185 kph near the center and gustiness of 220 kph. The strong winds damaged houses, roads, bridges, school buildings, government and private facilities and other structures and uprooted trees. In particular, Barangay Andap, New Bataan, which is situated in the mountains of Compostela Valley, was hit by landslide and rockslide. As of 01 March 2013, a total of 651 fatalities, 488 injured and 428 missing were reported in Compostela Valley Province.

The Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) for the province of Compostela Valley was conducted through the leadership of the Office of Civil Defense and the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC) XI in cooperation with the Provincial DRRMC and the Municipal DRRMCs. The field assessment was done on 29 January – 6 February 2013 in Compostela Valley Province covering 11 municipalities; Compostela, Laak, Mabini, Maco, Maragusan, Mawab, Monkayo, Montevista Nabunturan, New Bataan and Pantukan.

In Compostela Valley Province, Typhoon Pablo resulted to a total damage of PhP 27,425,216,408.85 and the amount needed for recovery and reconstruction is PhP 16,749,820,053.76. The damaged sectors and recommended funding for recovery and reconstruction are as follows:

1. Infrastructure

Total estimated damage to infrastructures is PhP 4,637,295,926.65. This sector accounted for all structures such as roads, bridges, irrigation facilities, flood control/seawall and all infrastructures related to education, power, water facility and telecommunications and government. A total amount of PhP 5,308,032,394.61 is needed for the reconstruction of the infrastructure sector.

2. Livelihood

Total estimated damage to livelihood is PhP 19,288,427,802.00.

This sector covers Agriculture, Tourism, Mining and ITS (Industry,

Trade and Services). A total amount of PhP 2,118,002,500.00 is needed for the reconstruction of the livelihood sector.

3. Social

Total estimated damage to social is PhP 347,062,420.20. This

sector focuses on the frontline services of the government towards society/community. This includes 3 sub-sectors: shelter, health and education. A total amount of PhP 1,918,135,159.15 is needed for the reconstruction of the social sector.

4. Resettlement

Total estimated damage to housing is PhP 3,152,430,260.00.

This sector includes housing, land acquisition and land development. A total amount of PhP 7,405,650,000.00 is needed for resettlement sector.

Summary of Damage and Recommended Funding for Recovery and Reconstruction

SECTOR

COMPOSTELA VALLEY

DAMAGES RECOMMENDED RECOVERY/

RECONSTRUCTION NEEDS

TOTAL 27,425,216,408.85 16,749,820,053.76

INFRASTRUCTURE 4,637,295,926.65 5,308,032,394.61

Roads 480,703,532.00 540,033,803.60

Bridges 407,211,800.00 468,293,570.00

Flood Control/ Sea Wall 2,367,608,695.65 2,722,750,000.00

Irrigation Facilities 459,500,000.00 505,450,000.00

Health Infrastructure 168,780,000.00 194,190,000.00

Education Infrastructure 189,435,000.00 201,666,087.16

Government Infrastructure 209,111,000.00 280,477,650.00

Power Infrastructure 260,330,000.00 286,363,000.00

Water Facilities 92,845,899.00 106,772,783.85

Telecommunication Infrastructure 1,770,000.00 2,035,500.00

LIVELIHOOD 19,288,427,802.00 2,118,002,500.00

Agriculture 14,438,081,167.00 1,634,000,000.00

Tourism 912,280.00

Mining 69,105,355.00 1,800,000.00

Industry, Trade and Services 4,780,329,000.00 482,202,500.00

SOCIAL 347,062,420.20 1,918,135,159.15

Shelter 211,625,400.00 496,130,000.00

Health (WaSH and Nutrition) 86,118,020.00 1,367,534,259.00

Education 49,319,000.20 54,470,900.15

RESETTLEMENT 3,152,430,260.00 7,405,650,000.00

Housing 3,152,430,260.00 3,852,500,000.00

Land Acquisition 906,900,000.00

Land Development 2,646,250,000.00

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Hazard Assessment 1Typhoon Pablo 2Vulnerability and Exposure 2

INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR

Damage and Needs Assessment 6Recommended Recovery/ Reconstruction Needs 8Implementation Framework 8Recommendation 9

LIVELIHOOD SECTOR


SOCIAL SECTOR


RESETTLEMENT


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INTRODUCTION

On 04 December 2012, Typhoon Pablo made landfall in the Davao Region. Carrying strong winds, Typhoon Pablo devastated several municipalities in Region 11 particularly in the provinces of Davao Oriental and Compostela Valley. Houses were damaged, trees were uprooted and landslides occurred.President Benigno Simeon Aquino III declared a State of National Calamity through Proclamation No. 522 on 07 December 2012.

The PDNA Report is divided into three (3) parts; Hazard, Vulnerability and Exposure Assessment, Damage; Losses and Needs Assessment; and Social Impact Assessment.

HAZARD ASSESSMENT

The Philippine Archipelago is bounded by Pacific Ocean on the east and West Philippine Sea on the west. It is also situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire and part of the Western Pacific Arc characterized by the active volcanoes. The country’s terrain is generally characterized as mountainous. Given its location and geologic characteristics, the Philippines is vulnerable to multiple natural hazards such as earthquakes and typhoons.

Located in the Southeastern portion of Mindanao, Davao Region is bounded by the Philippine Sea in the East; provinces of Bukidnon, Surigao del Sur and Agusan del Sur on the north; and by Central Mindanao provinces in the West.

Every year, an average of 20 typhoons crosses the country. Statistics from 1883-1990 showed that an average of 1 tropical cyclone per year crossed Mindanao every 10 years. However, in the last 15 years, there were 6 tropical cyclones that crossed Mindanao. For two years in a row Mindanao was hit by Typhoon; TS Sendong in 2011 and Ty Pablo in 2012 both of which hit Mindanao in the month of December. Seven Tropical Cyclones either made landfall or crossed Davao Provinces including Typhoon Pablo from 1948 –2012. One Tropical Cyclone hit Davao Oriental every 20 years.

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TYPHOON PABLO

Typhoon Pablo (International name: Bopha) was the second Typhoon that affected Mindanao and the 16th

Tropical Cyclone that entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) in 2012. On 04 December at 4:45 amTyphoon Pablo first made landfall over Baganga,Davao Oriental with maximum sustained winds of 175 kilometers per hour (kph) and gustiness of 210 kph. It slightly weakened to sustained winds of 160 kph and gustiness of 195 kph after its landfall, traversed the Provinces of Compostela Valley andBukidnon, slightly accelerated as it moved towards Southern-Negros Oriental. It made second landfall over South of Dumaguete City on the same day at 5:30 pm and weakened further to sustained winds of 140 kph and gustiness of 170 kph as it moved toward Northern Palawan. On 05 December 2012 at 8:00 am Typhoon Pablo made land fall for the third time over Roxas City, Palawan. On 08 December 2012, Pablo downgraded into a tropical storm as it headed towards the Ilocos Provinces and La Union. On 09 December 2012, it further weakened into tropical depression as it moved towards Ilocos Norte and subsequently into a low pressure area prior to its dissipation.

Typhoon Pablo was the strongest Tropical Cyclone to make landfall in 2012;strongest since Typhoon Juan in 2010; strongest typhoon to cross Mindanao since Typhoon Nitang in 1984 and strongest to cross Davao provinces since Titang in 1970.

VULNERABILITY AND EXPOSURE

The coastal municipalities of Baganga, Boston and Cateel in the Province of Davao Oriental were the most affected by Typhoon Pablo. Strong winds caused damage to houses most of which were made of light materials. Palm trees which covered most of the mountainous areas of region were either uprooted or their leaves and fruits fallen. Upland settlements like the Municipality of New Bataan suffered from landslides and rockslides brought

Source: DOST-PAGASA

Figure 1. Typhoon Pablo Track

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about by the amount of rainfall poured by Typhoon Pablo and the scarcely vegetated mountains. On 04 December 2012, over a five-hour period starting 7:45 am, rainfall recorded in the Municipality of Maragusan which is about 19.5 km south of New Bataan range from heavy (7-15 mm/hr) to intense rainfall (15-30 mm/hr). Highest amount of rainfall reached 51.82 mm/hr recorded at 6:45 am. In New Bataan alone, debris flow deposit was estimated at 25-30 million cubic meters.

Region 11’s topography is characterized by mountain ranges extending in the northern central and north western area and along the western border with uneven distribution of plateaus and lowlands. Only Twenty six percent of the total land area of the region has slope range of 0-8 % which is suitable for settlement, agricultures and industries.

Figure 2. Landslide and Flood Susceptibility Map of Manat Quadrangle

Source: Mines and Geosciences Bureau

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Figure 3. Map of Typhoon Pablo Affected Population

Thirty four (34) provinces, 40 cities and 318 municipalities were affected by Typhoon Pablo. Mining and logging operations exists in areas affected by Typhoon Pablo in Region XI.

Table 1.Affected Population in Region XIRegion/Province/ Mun/ City Brgys Families PersonsDavao Region 1,162 986,733 4,295,416Compostela Valley 252 142,040 710,199Davao del Norte 223 169,485 847,440Davao del Sur 505 563,428 2,178,877Davao Oriental 182 111,780 558,900

Source: NDRRMC Final Situational Report on Typhoon PABLO

Source: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

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A total of 1,248 fatalities, 2,916 injured and 797 missing were reported for all the regions affected by Typhoon Pablo as of 01 March 2013.

Region XI has the highest number of casualties with 1,007 dead, 2,529 injured and 524 missing. The table below shows the breakdown of fatalities in the affected regions and provinces

Table 2. Casualties of Typhoon PabloRegions No. of Fatalities No. of Fatalities per Province

IV-B 3 Palawan VI 1 CapizVII 10 Siquijor (2), Cebu (6) and Negros Oriental (2)VIII 3 Northern Samar (1), Southern Leyte (1)

and Biliran (1)IX 1 Zamboanga CityX 15 Misamis Occidental (2), Misamis Oriental (6),

Bukidnon (6) and Cagayan de Oro City (1)XI 1,188 Davao Oriental (537 ), Compostela Valley

(651)XII 8 General Santos CityCARAGA 19 Surigao del Sur (5), Surigao del Norte (1) and

Agusan del Sur (13)Total 1, 248

Source: NDRRMC Final Situational Report on Typhoon PABLO

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INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR BACKGROUND

Hundreds of lives were lost and thousands of families were homeless

after Typhoon “Pablo” hit Compostela Valley Province last 04 December 2012. Apart from that, significant damages in the infrastructure sector affected the economy of the province. Comprehensive assessment was performed to determine the magnitude of the damage as well as the necessary recovery and reconstruction projects to be implemented.

The infrastructure sector includes roads and bridges, irrigation facilities,

health, education, government infrastructures, flood control, power, water facilities, and telecommunication.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Roads and Bridges

Typhoon “Pablo” left remarkable damages on roads and bridges in Compostela Valley at large. After its phenomenal blow in all municipalities, roads were made inaccessible, while, significant figures of bridges were partially and totally damaged. Hence, it caused difficulties for commuters to pass through and farmers to transport agricultural products to the market.

Numerous road sections in the entire province were left impassable

due to fallen trees, electric posts, and scattered debris along the roads. Particularly, about 700 kilometers of the national, provincial, municipal, and barangay roads were damaged.

In the areas of Tagum to Mati, the National Road in Baranggay

Pindasan, Mabini was also affected due to the overflowing water of silted Tagbalaobao River that caused heavy traffic.

The roads and bridges of Compostela and New Bataan were covered

with mud, flood waters, and fallen trees; other hard-hit municipalities like Laak, Montevista, and Monkayo experienced similar scenario making majority of their roads inaccessible.

New Bataan has six (6) municipal roads including bridges that were

inaccessible. Monkayo, on the other hand, had three (3) totally damaged bridges.

The total damages of the roads and bridges sub-sector amounted to

PhP 887,915,332.00. The amount was based on the report submitted by the concerned municipalities and verified by the Provincial Engineering Office.

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Irrigation The irrigation systems of eight (8) municipalities, which were

constructed by the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) with the assistance of the Department of Agriculture (DA) and Provincial Government for the 5,451 hectares of rice lands, were affected by Typhoon Pablo. The estimated damages of these irrigation systems were amounted at PhP 459,500,000.00. Health

Health infrastructure (Health Centers, Hospitals, RHUs) damages were

estimated at a total of PhP 168,780,000.00.

Education

The damages incurred in the education infrastructures amounted to PhP 189,435,000.00 covering the five (5) hardly hit municipalities of the province.

Government

The government buildings which include barangay halls, municipal halls, day care centers, purok centers, covered court, provincial capitol and others government structures were also assessed and accounted with a total of PhP 209,111,000.00. Flood Control, Sea Wall and Slope Protection

The total damage on flood control, sea wall and slope control structures amounted to PhP 2,367,608,695.65. Power

About 90% of the electric posts and transformers used for power distribution in the municipalities of New Bataan, Compostela, Montevista, Monkayo and Maragusan, and about 80% in Nabunturan, Laak, Maco, Mabini, Mawab and Pantukan collapsed during the typhoon.

The absence of electricity greatly affected residential, commercial

establishments, and institutions, including schools, health centers and government. Thus, the DANECO (Davao Del Norte Electric Cooperative) projected an estimated damage of PhP 260,330,000,00.

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Water Facilities

Typhoon “Pablo” caused damages to the water systems in all municipalities of Compostela Valley Province. The damages to water facilities include water source impounding reservoirs in the developed spring sources, water distribution pipeline systems, reservoirs, and chlorinators. The total damage amounted to PhP 92,845,899.00.

Telecommunication

Some cellular towers were damaged in five (5) hardly hit municipalities due to strong winds and the total amount of damage was amounted to PhP 1,770,000.00 RECOMMENDED RECOVERY/RECONSTRUCTION NEEDS

Table 1 below shows the total funding requirement to finance the various infrastructure rehabilitation and/or reconstruction projects that shall be undertaken, amounting to PhP 5,308,032,394.61. As reflected, the flood control rehabilitation and reconstruction project shared the largest amount of PhP 2,722,750,000.00.

Table 1. Summary of the damages and Recommended Recovery/Reconstruction Needs of the Infrastructure Sector

Damages Recommended Recovery/Reconstruction

Needs

TOTAL 4,637,295,926.65

5,308,032,394.61

Roads 480,703,532.00 540,033,803.60

Bridges 407,211,800.00 468,293,570.00

Flood Control/ Sea Wall 2,367,608,695.65 2,722,750,000.00

Irrigation Facilities 459,500,000.00 505,450,000.00

Health Infrastructure 168,780,000.00 194,190,000.00

Education Infrastructure 189,435,000.00 201,666,087.16

Government Infrastructure 209,111,000.00 280,477,650.00

Power Infrastructure 260,330,000.00 286,363,000.00

Water Facilities 92,845,899.00 106,772,783.85

Telecommunication Infrastructure 1,770,000.00 2,035,500.00

IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK The implementation period of majority of the proposed projects is within 2013-2014.

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) plays a vital

role in accessing the budget and implementation of approved projects. Furthermore, the Provincial Government Unit through its Provincial Engineer’s Office will also support infrastructure projects in the province.

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RECOMMENDATION Roads and Bridges

1. Immediate rehabilitation of damaged roads. 2. Implement slope protection and proper water lines and drainage. 3. Adopt new technology on erosion control. 4. Conduct study on the current river flows for the improvement of design

for bridges. 5. Retrofitting of the structures of the partially damaged bridges. 6. Implement long span bridges (steel bridges), especially for those totally

damaged.

Water

1. Re-planning based on the actual scenario and impact of the typhoon 2. Update hazard areas for realigning of pipelines, and reconstruction of

pumping stations and reservoirs. 3. Structural design and water service experts shall be the front liner of

the restoration activities. 4. Moratorium to tariff increase on water rates. 5. Reconstruction and recovery projects and programs shall be

intensively monitored and observed to regain lessons in the future construction as well as obtain the needed baseline information for future PDNA.

Flood Control

1. Create a task force for a study in the major river basin as to its present

situation after the aftermath of Pablo with the government lead agency, to wit; DPWH, NIA, and provincial government.

2. Introduce engineering mitigation like cut-off channel to its present river contours, river revetments, river rechanneling and dikes as to its strategic location to prevent more damage in the future.

3. Relocation of the affected families on the hazard prone areas, especially within the river bank areas.

Power

1. Proper zoning identification and imposition of approved land uses such as Residential, Commercial, Institutional, and Industrial Land Uses.

2. Identification of Environmental Critical Areas (ECA) for the determination of the vulnerabilities and risks of the areas where the industrial and power supply assets and facilities are located.

3. Regular cutting and line clearing along the power transmission lines to prevent damages during strong winds and flooding.

4. Reconstruction and recovery programs, and projects shall be monitored, and used as lessons to learn for more concrete preparation as well as to obtain the needed baseline data and information for the future Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA)

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Telecommunications 1. Updated hazard maps to be used in the determination of the

vulnerabilities and risks of areas where communication towers, internet-based communication towers and facilities are located.

2. Close monitoring of the implementation of the restoration of the telecommunication facilities by the service providers.

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GRAND TOTAL 1,359.11 352,950,950.00

MUNICIPALITY: MONKAYO 108.95 180,050,000.00

PROVINCIAL ROAD 102.95 5,750,000.00Banlag-Casoon Road 8.8 500,000.00Compostela-Tubotubo-Monkayo Road 21 1,000,000.00Banlag-San Isidro Road 7.2 500,000.00Monkayo-Awao Road 20.5 1,300,000.00Monkayo-Mamunga-Tubotubo 14.4 750,000.00Nabo-Pilar-Tamia Road 8.1 500,000.00Pasian-Tubod Road 9.6 500,000.00Union-Upper ulip Road 13.35 700,000.00MUNICIPAL ROAD 17,855,040.00All BarangaysFARM TO MARKET ROAD 6 156,444,960.00Km. 6 to Km. 18, Casoon 34,144,960.00P-9, Pasian to Mabuhay, Awao 10,000,000.00Pob. San Isidro to Sta. Monica, San Isidro 35,000,000.00Km. 7, Banlag to km. 12 Kabangkalan, Casoon 17,000,000.00National Highway to Sitio Tagbawi, Rizal 17,000,000.00Cambilawa, Inambatan 3,100,000.00Depo - Mt. Diwalwal Circ. Road 6 4,200,000.00Rizalian, Awao to Bosquet, San Jose 36,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MONTEVISTA 38.00 9,700,000.00

Jct. Highway-Kanidkid-Mayaon-Baluarte Road 12 2,100,000.00Montevista-San Jose-Lebanon Road 6 400,000.00New Visayas-Banagbanag-Alegria-Panag Road 20 1,200,000.00BARANGAY ROAD 6,000,000.00LEBANON 500,000.00NEW CALAPE 500,000.00NEW DALAGUETE 500,000.00MAYAON 500,000.00CANIDKID 500,000.00BANGLASAN 500,000.00PROSPERIDAD 500,000.00SAN VICENTE 500,000.00NEW CEBULAN 500,000.00Prk 1, Prk 2, Prk 4 & Prk 6 1,500,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: LAAK 311.87 23,390,325.00

NATIONAL ROAD 52 3,900,000.00Logdeck-Kapatagan-Kaligutan-Banbanon-Laak Road 17 1,275,000.00Poblacion-Bollukan-Kiokmay-Sisimon Road 17 1,275,000.00Sisimon-Hinagtungan-Bayanihan Road Section 18 1,350,000.00PROVINCIAL ROAD 72.00 5,400,000.00Km. 26-Ceboleda Road 7 525,000.00Kaligutan-Kilagding-San Antonio Road 13 975,000.00Mag-agbay-Longanapan-Napantigan Road 6 450,000.00Crossing Banbanon-Langtud Road 8 600,000.00Laak-Imelda-Mangloy-Binasbas Road 12 900,000.00Laak-Inakayan-Belmonte-Melale-Sabud Road 26 1,950,000.00MUNICIPAL ROAD 187.87 14,090,325.00

Ceboleda-Bagong Silang Road 5 375,000.00Kapatagan-Pahamutang-Amorcruz Road 5 375,000.00Kapatagan-Dalimdim Rd. 5.5 412,500.00Kaligutan-Naga Road 4 300,000.00Kilagding-Malig-ot-Longanapan Road 4 300,000.00Kilagding-New Cebu-Sitio Malinaonao-Laak Road 7 525,000.00Banbanon-Sitio Nagas-Baugo Road 4.5 337,500.00Banbanon-Sitio Kapilay-pilayan-Barubo Road 2.5 187,500.00Laak-Magtagoktok-Ceboleda Road 5 375,000.00Laak-Old Laak-Upper San Roque-Binasbas Rd. 9 675,000.00Laak-Makopa-Langtud Road 10 750,000.00Km. 42-Mabuhay-Panamoren Road 9 675,000.00Purok Nangka-Sto. Niño Road 4.5 337,500.00

COST OF DAMAGELENGTH (km)ROAD SECTION

ANNEX A - ROADSLIST OF PRIORITY ROADS

COMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE

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Andap-Ampawid Road 5 375,000.00Andap-Buhi Road 6 450,000.00RCB-Malinao Road 7 525,000.00Melale-Datu Ampunan-Datu Davao Road 11 825,000.00Melale-Doña Josefa Road 9.8 735,000.00IL Papa-El Katipunan Rd. 6 450,000.00Belmonte-New Bethlehem-Kiokmay Road 8.5 637,500.00New Bollukan-Concepcion-Kinabuhian Road 9.75 731,250.00Aguinaldo-Kidawa Road 11 825,000.00Sisimon-Anitap Road 2 150,000.00Hinagtungan-Limot Road 3.5 262,500.00Sitio San Miguel-Sitio Magad-L.S. Sarmiento Rd. 6 450,000.00Municipal Streets 27.321 2,049,075.00

MUNICIPALITY: COMPOSTELA 555.59 73,855,125.00

PROVINCIAL ROAD 76.25 3,000,000.00Compostela-Bango-Cateel Road 41 1,000,000.00Compostela-Mapaca-Inambatan Road 17.9 1,000,000.00Nabunturan-Gabi-Compostela Road 17.35 1,000,000.00MUNICIPAL ROAD 479.34 64,053,000.00Gravelled Road 374.7 56,205,000.00Earth road 104.64 7,848,000.00others:Clearing / Repair / Rehab of Concrete LinedCanals / RCPC Lines / Underdrains along 6,802,125.00Municipal Streets

MUNICIPALITY: NEW BATAAN 186.90 11,052,000.00

Alegria-Panag-Camanlangan Road 18.6 500,000.00Compostela-Magsaysay-Cogonon-New Bataan Road 17 1,000,000.00Gabi-Inopawan-Panag Road 4.6 350,000.00

100,000.00Sto Niño-Crossing Panag-Cogonon Road. 11.5 650,000.00

400,000.00Jct. Batinao-Inopawan Road 4.4 200,000.00

150,000.00BARANGAY ROAD 130.80 7,702,000.00Andap Barangay Road 15 787,500.00Batinao Barangay Road 3 157,500.00Bantacan Barangay Road 10 525,000.00Cabinuangan Barangay Road 10 525,000.00Camanlangan Barangay Road 10 525,000.00Cogonon Barangay Road 5 262,500.00Fatima Barangay Road 1.8 94,500.00Kahayag Barangay Road 2 105,000.00Katipunan Barangay Road 5 262,500.00Magangit Barangay Road 6 315,000.00Magsaysay Barangay Road 4 210,000.00Manurigao Barangay Road 20 1,600,000.00Panag Barangay Road 13 682,500.00Pagsabangan Barangay Road 18 1,440,000.00San Roque Barangay Road 3 157,500.00Tandawan Barangay Road 5 52,500.00

MUNICIPALITY: MARAGUSAN 40.00 8,440,000.00

Kasilak-New Albay-Sapawan Road 5.00 300,000.00Mapawa-Tigbao Road 5.00 300,000.00Maragusan-Magcagong-Parasanon-Paloc Road 7.00 700,000.00 Pob. Maragusan-Bagong Silang-Jct. Tagugpo Road 14.00 840,000.00BARANGAY ROAD 9.00 6,300,000.00Brgy. Pamintaran 7.00 4,900,000.00Brgy. Tupaz 2.00 1,400,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MABINI 14.40 3,600,000.00Anitapan - Manasa Road ( in Km. ) 6.00 1,500,000.00Anitapan - Singapore Road ( in Km. ) 4.00 1,000,000.00Nangka - Libudon Road 2.40 600,000.00Cuambog - Cabuyuan Road 2.00 500,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MACO 50.00 7,003,500.00

Mawab - Elizalde - Cambagang Road 15.00 3,681,000.00Elizalde - Panamin - Anitapan Road 11.00 2,722,500.00Riprapping at Panoraon 24.00 600,000.00

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MUNICIPALITY: PANTUKAN 20.50 6,850,000.00

Restoration of Sarog-Boringot Road 6.00 1,500,000.00Restoration of Tambongon-Napnapan Road 7.50 450,000.00Brgy. Kingking Roads 7.00 4,900,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MAWAB 32.90 3,550,000.00

Mawab-Concepcion-Calabcab Road 7.50 450,000.00Saosao-Nuevo Iloco-Nabunturan Rd. 4.50 1,125,000.00Sawangan-Lapu-Lapu Road 7.50 1,125,000.00Malinawon-Tan-awan Road 6.70 450,000.00Salvacion-Mawab Road 6.70 400,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: NABUNTURAN - 25,460,000.00Purok 12-Purok 8 Brgy Road 100,000.00Purok 6 - FMR 60,000.00Purok 4 -Purok 7 Brgy Road 100,000.00Purok1 - Purok 9 Brgy Road 100,000.00Poblacion Roads 750,000.00Drainage Canals & Cross Drainage 2,000,000.00Katipunan-Mangingit-Kadan Brgy Rd. 600,000.00Katipunan-Tagnocon Prov'l. Road 250,000.00Sto.Niño - Cabacungan-New Dauis Provl Road 580,000.00Brgy. Roads 1,200,000.00Tagnocon - Purok 7 600,000.00Purok 1 - Bangkal 1,800,000.00Matilo - Andapon Brgy Rd. 120,000.00Matilo - Sto.Niño Brgy Rd. 150,000.00Brgy. Roads (Tagmaylan Rd, P-2 Tagnagarod) 100,000.00Brgy Roads 150,000.00Purok 2 Culvert 30,000.00Purok 3 (48 RCPC) 30,000.00Purok 2 (24 RCPC) 30,000.00ARCDP Road (Sasa-Linda) 50,000.00Purok 4 Brgy Road 100,000.00Purok 6 Brgy Road 1,000,000.00Purok 5 Brgy Road 500,000.00Purok 5 Pangutosan - Purok 7 Basak 20,000.00Puroks 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 Brgy Roads under ARCDP 800,000.00 Mainit - Inupuan 2,500,000.00Mainit - Anislagan 1,200,000.00Anislagan - Upper Cabidianan 180,000.00Ogao - Cabidianan 300,000.00Purok 1 - Panlinogan 330,000.00purok 6 - Purok 3 230,000.00Manat Proper 500,000.00Purok 4 - Purok 6 800,000.00Log Cabin - Purok 4 2,000,000.00All Brgy Roads 2,500,000.00All Provl Roads 3,000,000.00Sta. Maria - San Vicente 450,000.00Brgy Roads 250,000.00

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127,752,582.001. Daang Maharlika 2,522,000.00

Landslides at intermittent sect. Removal of slidesFallen trees/utility posts(electrification), landslide/ soil collapse

2. Compostela-Cateel Road 21,316,751.00Removal of slides

Reshaping/ regravalling of unpaved roadways3. Nabunturan (Manat)-Maragusan Road 14,077,742.00

Removal of slides,

Reshaping/regravelling of unpaved roadways

Embankment fill on bridge approachesConstruction of revetment

4. Montevista-DNAS Road 12,568,557.00

Removal of slides

Reshaping/regravelling of unpaved roadwaysEmbankment fill on both approachesConstruction of retaining wall

5. 77,267,532.00

Removal of slides

Reshaping/regravelling of unpaved

Clearing of fallen trees.

» Andap,connecting Mayo Bridge along New Bataan - Maragusan National Road

W ashed-out bridge structure55,000,000.00 Construction of 2.10 km new road alignment

»Construction of detour road including

rechanneling 12,000,000.00

Brgy. Linda, Nabunturan, Comval K1428+700-K1430+300

Landslides at intermittent sections and scoured bridge approaches

Montevista-Compostela-New Bataan- Maragusan-Mati Bdry. Road

10,267,532.00

Tarago Bridge Approach "A" & "B" at sta. 1473+093, Maragusan

Roadways and embankment fill on bridge approaches

RechannelingTalian Bridge Approach "B" sta. 1472+182, Talian, San Mariano

»

Landslides at intermittent sect.

Landslides, roadslips at intermittent sections and scoured on both

approaches

Landslide at intermittent sections and scoured bridge approaches

12,568,557.00

21,316,751.00

Katipunan Bridge Approach "A" at sta. 1458+614, New Bataan

»

Camansi Bridge»

Ludag Bridge Approach "B" sta. 1476+438, Tupaz, San Mariano

»

Mapawa Bridge Abutment "A" sta. 1458+282, Mapawa, San Mariano

»

GRAND TOTAL

»

ANNEX B - NATIONAL ROADSLIST OF PRIORITY NATIONAL ROADS

COMPOSTELA VALLEY

ROAD SECTION DESCRIPTION OF DAMAGE

SCOPE OF WORKCOST OF DAMAGE

2,522,000.00

14,077,742.00

Construction of slope protection»

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GRAND TOTAL 82.00 4,153.27 - 407,211,800.00

MUNICIPALITY: MONKAYO 20.00 1,068.27 - 61,000,000.00

Sub-total 4.00 178.00 15,600,000.00Mamunga rcdg Bridge, Mamunga 1 60.00 Riprap Collapsed 700,000.00Naboc, Monkayo One Lane RCDG Bridge 1 45.00 Totally damaged - 3 of 6 span collapsed, 14,000,000.00Union Bridge, Union RCDG bridge 1 60.00 Riprap Collapsed 700,000.00Babag Bridge, Babag RCDG Bridge 1 13.00 Riprap Collapsed 200,000.00

Sub-total 16.00 890.27 - 45,400,000.00Upper Buay,Hanging Bridge Salvacion 1 19.20 Partially damaged - exposed footing/scouring 1,200,000.00Patriota,Hanging Bridge Baylo, 1 28.80 Riprap Washed out - exposed footing/scouring 1,800,000.00Purok 9, Pasian,Hanging Bridge 1 16.00 Damaged floor planks and vertical cables 600,000.00North Ulip, Upper Ulip,Hanging Bridge 1 68.00 washed out 6,000,000.00Matangad, Upper Ulip,Hanging Bridge 1 68.00 2 units - washed out 6,000,000.00Sta. Monica, San Isidro,Hanging Bridge 1 21.60 washed out 1,800,000.00Mamunga River, Upper Ulip Hanging Bridge 1 21.60 washed out 1,800,000.00Tagbunawan, San Isidro,Hanging Bridge 1 12.67 washed out 1,000,000.00Mahayahay, Baylo,Box Culvert Type Bridge 1 90.00 1,800,000.00Damsite, Union,Box Culvert Type Bridge 1 90.00 1,800,000.00Purok 5, Salvacion, Box Culvert Type Bridge 1 210.00 4,200,000.00Purok 8, Salvacion,Bailey Bridge, 1 96.00 1,800,000.00Aunan, Babag, Bailey Bridge 1 30.00 600,000.00

Odiongan, Steel Bridge, Pasian 1 28.00LGU equity only: Damaged approach/embankment and slope protection works 600,000.00

Anigpi Wooden Bridge, Casoon 1 54.40 8,400,000.00Purok 2 Wooden Bridge, Salvacion 1 36.00 6,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MONTEVISTA 6.00 159.00 - 27,200,000.00

PROVINCIAL BRIDGESub-total 1.00 45.00 - 14,000,000.00Reconst of 1 Lane RCDG Bridge,Mayaon 1 45 14,000,000.00

MUNICIPAL BRIDGESub-total 5.00 114.00 - 13,200,000.00Banglasan Steel Bridge ( Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 28 Partially Damaged 3,000,000.00Concepcion Steel Bridge (Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 28 Partially Damaged 3,000,000.00Reconst of 55 ln.m hanging bridge Bridge,Camansi 1 28 Partially Damaged 3,000,000.00New Cebulan Bailey Bridge 1 15 Reconstruction 1,200,000.00Dauman RCDG Bridge (15 ln.m.) 1 15 Reconstruction 3,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: LAAK 13.00 875.00 - 39,850,000.00 PROVINCIAL BRIDGESub-total 4.00 150.00 - 32,100,000.00Tawin-tawin 1 lane RCDG Bridge at Tawin-tawin River, San Antonio, Laak, ComVal 1 25 12,000,000.00

Foundation pier 1 deflectedPresence of diagonal cracking at abuttment A ( Reconstruction )

Andap 2 Lane Steel Bridge Andap, Laak, ComVal 1 50 Riprapping at abuttment A Collapsed 600,000.00Kidawa steel Bridge (Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 30 Totally damaged ( riprap/ superstructure) 3,000,000.00

MUNICIPAL BRIDGESub-total 9.00 725.00 - 7,750,000.00Logdeck Bridge 2 Lane RCDG Bridge at Madgao River, Amorcruz, Laak, ComVal 1 60 Riprapping at abuttment A collapsed 600,000.00

Presence of diagonal cracking at girderLimbatugan 1 lane RCDG Bridge at Limbatugan River, Mangloy, Laak, ComVal 1 45 Riprapping at abuttment A collapsed 500,000.00Magtagoktok 1 lane RCDG Bridge at Magtagoktok River, Ceboleda, Laak, ComVal 1 40 Riprapping at abuttment A collapsed 400,000.00

Sabud RCDG Bridge 1 110Riprapping both abuttment, Embankment Slip ( Rubble Masonry) 1,200,000.00

Box Culvert at Sangab Creek, Longanapan, Laak, ComVal 1 140

Riprapping both abuttment, Embankment Slip ( Rubble Masonry) 1,800,000.00

Totally Damaged

Baobo lane Steel Bridge at Sitio San Miguel, Kidawa, Laak, ComVal

1 45 16,500,000.00

Annex C - BRIDGES

NAME OF PROJECT QUANTITY TOTAL LENGTH DESCRIPTION OF D AMAGE COST OF DAMAGE

LIST OF PRIORITY BRIDGESCOMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE

MUNICIPAL BRIDGE

PROVINCIAL BRIDGE

Damaged approach/embankment and slope protection works

Damaged approach/embankment and slope protection works

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Hanging Bridge at Madgao River, Bagong Silang, Laak, ComVal 1 90


Hanging Bridge at Binuangan River at Sitio Naga, Sisimon,Laak,ComVal 1 95


Hanging Bridge at Logum River at Limot, Laak, ComVa 1 95Riprapping both abuttment, Embankment Slip ( Rubble Masonry) 1,000,000.00

Hanging Bridge at Barangay Buhi, Laak, ComVal 1 50 Damage flooring 250,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: COMPOSTELA 9.00 546.00 - 11,261,800.00 PROVINCIAL BRIDGESub-total 3.00 250.00 - 2,700,000.00

Repair/Rehab of 1Lane RCDG Bridge, Tamia-Ngan 1 95 Riprap Damage 1,000,000.00Alegria RCDG Bridge 1 110 Riprap Damage 1,200,000.00Reconst. of Overflow, Ngan 1 45 Riprap Damage 500,000.00

MUNICIPAL BRIDGESub-total 6.00 296.00 - 8,561,800.00Repair/Rehab of Brgy. Hanging Bridge Bagongon 1 80 Riprap Damage 825,000.00Repair/Rehab of River Hanging Bridge,P-4, San Migue 1 70 Riprap Damage 726,800.00Reconst. of Footbridge, Ngan-Sta. Maria 1 45 Totally Damaged 2,500,000.00Reconst. of Footbridge, Ngan-Salvacion 1 30 Totally Damaged 1,500,000.00Reconst. of Box Culvert @ purok 1, Gabi ( 2 barrels ) 1 6 Totally Damaged 2,310,000.00Repair / Rehab of Overflow@ P-4A, Mangayon 1 65 Partially Damaged 700,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: NEW BATAAN 26.00 1,083.00 - 209,100,000.00 NATIONAL BRIDGESub-total 1.00 45.00 - 154,000,000.00

Mayo Bridge(RCDG) 1 45 Totally Damaged 144,000,000.00Detour Bridge Totally Damaged 10,000,000.00

PROVINCIAL BRIDGESSub-total 2.00 130.00 - 1,300,000.00Fatima Bridge(RCDG) 1.00 80 Partially Damaged ( Approaches ) 800,000.00Cogonon Bridge(RCDG) 1.00 50 Partially Damaged ( Approaches ) 500,000.00

MUNICIPAL BRIDGESSub-total 23.00 908.00 - 53,800,000.00Taytayan Bridge(RCDG) 1 30 Totally Damaged 20,000,000.00Batinao Hanging FootBridge 1 18 Totally Damaged 500,000.00Magangit Hanging Bridge 1 20 Totally Damaged ( approach ) 200,000.00Tandawan Hanging FootBridge 1 22 Totally Damaged ( approach ) 250,000.004-Tandawan Hanging FootBridge 4 60 Totally Damaged 600,000.00Tandawan Hanging Bridge 1 15 Totally Damaged ( approach ) 150,000.00Kahayag Hanging FootBridge 1 50 Totally Damaged ( washed out ) 3,200,000.00Katipunan Steel Bridge (Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 18 Partially Damaged 1,000,000.00Sarmiento Steel Bridge (Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 55 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 3,000,000.00Camanlangan Steel Bridge ( Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 55 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 3,000,000.00Magangit Steel Bridge (Tulay ng Pangulo) 1 45 Totally Damaged ( Reconstruction ) 15,000,000.00Panag Steel Deck 1 65 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 700,000.00Magsaysay Steel Deck 1 65 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 700,000.00Batinao Steel Deck Bridge 1 65 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 700,000.00Bantacan Steel Deck Bridge 1 65 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 700,000.00Tandawan Steel Deck 2 90 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 900,000.00Cabinuangan Steel Deck Bridge 1 65 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 700,000.00Pasabangan Bailey Bridge 1 45 Totally Damaged(approach/riprap ) 500,000.00Tandawan Overflow Bridge 1 60 Totally Damaged 2,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MABINI 2.00 75.00 - 26,000,000.00 Sub-total 2.00 75.00 - 26,000,000.00

Golden Valley Bailey Bridge, Candinuyan 1 30 12,000,000.00

Bucana RCDG bridge , Anitapan 1 45 14,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MACO 5.00 305.00 - 16,800,000.00 Sub-total 5.00 305.00 - 16,800,000.00

Const of Elizalde RCDG Bridge 1 30 Reconstruction ( plus gabions/retaining walls 14,000,000.00Repair of Limbo RCDG Bridge 1 100 Partially Damage ( approach/riprap ) 1,000,000.00Repair of Tagbarus RCDG Bridge 1 80 Partially Damage ( approach/riprap ) 800,000.00Repair of Tagbarus Steel Bridge 1 50 Partially Damage ( approach/riprap ) 500,000.00Repair of Tagbarus Pres'l Steel Bridge 1 45 Partially Damage ( approach/riprap ) 500,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MARAGUSAN 1.00 42.00 - 16,000,000.00 Sub-total 1.00 42.00 - 16,000,000.00

Reconst. Of Salaysayon Steel Bridge 1 42 Washed out needs Reconstruction 16,000,000.00

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Grand Total 238.23 2,367,608,695.65 2,722,750,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MONKAYO 25.00 123,913,043.48 142,500,000.00 Rehab. Of Naboc River course 5.00 26,086,956.52 30,000,000.00Flood Control AgusanRiver - Monkayo sect. 15.00 78,260,869.57 90,000,000.00Slope Protection along Provincial Roads 5.00 19,565,217.39 22,500,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MONTEVISTA 17.25 87,826,086.96 101,000,000.00 Slope protection of Tigbawan crk, San Jose 0.25 869,565.22 1,000,000.00Manat River Flood Control 17.00 86,956,521.74 100,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: LAAK 6.00 26,086,956.52 30,000,000.00 Dessilting of Baobo / Languyan River 3.50 17,391,304.35 20,000,000.00Slope Protection of Damaged Prov'l / Mun. Roads 2.50 8,695,652.17 10,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: COMPOSTELA 121.20 1,596,521,739.13 1,836,000,000.00 Needed Slope protection works , Agusan & Batuto Rivers 65.00 252,173,913.04 290,000,000.00Batutu River (earth embankment/deepening/straigthening) 46.00 87,391,304.35 100,500,000.00Protection Dikes using Groynes/Cage Boulders and concrete at Batuto River , Compostela 3,269.00 has 1,217,391,304.35 1,400,000,000.00Repair/Restoration of River Slope Protection Works, Compostela 1.20 4,347,826.09 5,000,000.00Desilting Works at: 9.00 35,217,391.30 40,500,000.00Ngan and Patay RiversMaputi & Cambaong creeksOld Batutu River, Compostela

MUNICIPALITY: NEW BATAAN 7.00 200,000,000.00 230,000,000.00 Panag Riverwalls Protection 2.00 173,913,043.48 200,000,000.00

Mayo River Flood Control 5.00 26,086,956.52 30,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MARAGUSAN 4.70 21,652,173.91 24,900,000.00 Agusan River Rechanneling / dessilting 2.50 13,043,478.26 15,000,000.00

Slope Protection ( damaged along Prov'l Roads 2.20 8,608,695.65 9,900,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MABINI 6.50 33,478,260.87 38,500,000.00Tagbalaobao creek Flood Control 1.50 7,826,086.96 9,000,000.00Maraut Flood control( along golden valley ) 2.00 10,434,782.61 12,000,000.00Slope Protection ( damaged along Prov'l Roads ) 2.50 9,782,608.70 11,250,000.00

Seawall Protection 0.50 5,434,782.61 6,250,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MACO 31.17 37,478,260.87 43,100,000.00 Riprapping at Panoraon 24.00 521,739.13 600,000.00Dessilting Hijo River- Limbo Sect. 2.50 13,043,478.26 15,000,000.00Dessilting of Panoraon river 1.67 8,695,652.17 10,000,000.00Slope Protection ( damaged along Prov'l Roads ) 2.50 9,782,608.70 11,250,000.00

Seawall Protection 0.50 5,434,782.61 6,250,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: PANTUKAN 6.10 35,217,391.30 40,500,000.00 Flood Control at Napnapan river 0.50 2,608,695.65 3,000,000.00Flood Control at Kingking river 5.00 26,086,956.52 30,000,000.00Seawall Protection 0.60 6,521,739.13 7,500,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: MAWAB 7.34 36,304,347.83 41,750,000.00

Dessilting of Galinan Creek /Andili-Nuevo Iloco 2.50 13,043,478.26 15,000,000.00

Dessilting of Hijo River / 3.34 17,391,304.35 20,000,000.00Slope Protection ( damaged along Prov'l Roads ) 1.50 5,869,565.22 6,750,000.00

MUNICIPALITY: NABUNTURAN 5.97 103,913,043.48 119,500,000.00 Purok 20 Canal Walls protection 0.30 1,304,347.83 1,500,000.00

Manat River dessilting 1.67 86,956,521.74 100,000,000.00Slope Protection ( damaged along Prov'l Roads ) 4.00 15,652,173.91 18,000,000.00

NATIONAL GOVT. 65,217,391.30 75,000,000.00Const. of revetment at Callawan River & Mayo River K1448+5601.5 17,391,304.35 20,000,000.00Construction of cut-off channel at Osmeña flood control 17,391,304.35 20,000,000.00Construction of concrete revetment at Osmeña flood cont'l. 17,391,304.35 20,000,000.00Repair/Rehabilitation of Bangoy Revetment 2,608,695.65 3,000,000.00

Construction of cut-off channel at Maa River 10,434,782.61 12,000,000.00

ANNEX D - FLOOD CONTROL

ROAD SECTION LENGHT (km) COST OF DAMAGE

LIST OF PRIORITY FLOOD CONTROL / SLOPE & SEAWALL PR OTECTION STRUCTURESCOMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE

AMOUNT NEEDED FOR FUNDING

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GRAND TOTAL 344 251 593 98,525,000.00 MONKAYO 111 66 177 31,045,000.00

Awao ES 3 3 360,000.00

Awao NHS 2 2 240,000.00 Monkayo NHS 16 16 3,280,000.00 Monkayo ES 3 3 6 615,000.00 Samuag ES 3 3 615,000.00

Banlag ES 4 4 820,000.00

Mt. Diwata NHS 5 5 1,075,000.00 Baylo ES 5 5 1,075,000.00

Babag NHS 3 3 645,000.00

Rizal Memorial ES 3 2 5 1,060,000.00 Olaycon ES 3 3 615,000.00 New Kapatagan ES 3 3 360,000.00 Casoon ES 6 6 1,290,000.00 Tuboran ES 4 4 880,000.00

Tubo-Tubo ES 12 12 2,580,000.00

Pilar ES 7 7 1,505,000.00 Matangad ES 3 3 660,000.00 Babag ES 6 6 1,290,000.00 Pasian ES 3 7 10 1,485,000.00

Mt. Diwata ES 2 2 360,000.00

Bliss ES 2 2 4 360,000.00

Haguimitan Es 3 1 4 675,000.00

Macopa ES 3 3 180,000.00

MUñoz ES 1 1 120,000.00

Naboc ES 1 7 8 640,000.00

Mamonga ES 1 1 60,000.00

Upper Ulip 3 3 660,000.00

Depot ES 1 1 60,000.00

San Isidro ES 3 3 660,000.00

Moria ES 1 1 60,000.00

Liwanag ES 1 1 220,000.00

Banlag ES 4 4 820,000.00

Tutoy ES 1 1 60,000.00 Anagasi ES 2 2 120,000.00

Cabangkalan ES 3 3 180,000.00

Annex E-1 School Buildings ( Partially Damage )

NAME OF PROJECT

TOTAL NO. OF CLs NEED REPLACEMENT OF ROOF FRAMING, ROOFING & CEILING

W/ ACCESSORIES (MAJOR DAMAGED)

TOTAL NO. OF CLs NEED REPAIR

OF ROOFINGs (MINOR

DAMAGED)

TOTAL COST OF DAMAGE

LIST OF PARTIALLY DAMAGE SCHOOL BUILDINGS COMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE

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Baylo ES 5 5 1,075,000.00

Rizal ES 3 2 5 1,060,000.00

New Kapatagan NHS Ann 2 2 440,000.00

Pasian NHS 1 1 60,000.00

San Jose ES 3 3 180,000.00

Mt. Diwata HS Union Anne 3 1 4 960,000.00

Tubo-Tubo HS 1 1

Babag NHS 3 3 645,000.00

Depot HS- Ulip Annex 2 2 440,000.00

Ullip National HS 1 1 60,000.00

Inambatan ES 1 1 220,000.00

Sugod ES 1 1 220,000.00

MONTEVISTA 70 29 99 17,930,000.00

Prosperidad ES 7 7 1,505,000.00

Prosperidad Tribal PS 2 2 415,000.00

Bankerohan ES 4 3 7 1,180,000.00

Bankerohan Sur ES 4 3 7 1,180,000.00

Katipunan ES 2 2 240,000.00 Montevista DNAS (Annex) 4 4 460,000.00 Sambayon ES 4 4 860,000.00 Magtaya PS 3 3 645,000.00 Dauman ES 4 4 820,000.00 BanagBanag ES 4 4 860,000.00 Cabanggatan PS 2 2 410,000.00 Canidkid ES 5 5 1,075,000.00 Camansi ES 7 7 1,505,000.00 Camantangan ES 1 1 120,000.00 San Vicente ES 7 7 1,505,000.00 New Calape ES 1 1 215,000.00 Tapia ES 2 2 150,000.00 Montevista CES 2 2 410,000.00

Mayaon NHS 2 2 240,000.00

Mayaon ES 3 3 250,000.00

New Dalaguete ES 2 2 4 480,000.00

Alimadmad ES 3 3 250,000.00

Mabanda ES 3 3 645,000.00

Banglasan ES 3 3 660,000.00

New Cebulan ES 1 1 205,000.00

CM Recto ES 2 2 140,000.00

Anislagan ES 3 3 645,000.00

New Visayas ES 4 4 860,000.00

LAAK 56 71 125 15,595,000.00

Laak CES 4 1 5 905,000.00 Laak NHS 1 3 4 560,000.00 Andap ES 4 4 860,000.00 Barobo ES 2 2 460,000.00 Candiis ES 2 2 230,000.00 Bayanihan ES 2 2 230,000.00 Bollukan ES 2 2 230,000.00

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Ceboleda ES 3 3 345,000.00 Concepcion ES 6 6 690,000.00 Libuton ES 1 2 3 445,000.00

EL Papa ES 2 2 230,000.00

Lower Ampawid ES 3 3 345,000.00

Longganapan ES 1 1 115,000.00

Sisimon ES 3 3 345,000.00

Tuk-an ES 1 1 215,000.00

Datu Davao ES 1 1 115,000.00

Kidawa ES 1 1 120,000.00

Kibaguio ES 2 2 315,000.00

Amorcruz ES 4 4 890,000.00

Bagong Silang ES 3 3 345,000.00

Binasbas ES 2 2 315,000.00

Doña Josefa ES 3 3 345,000.00

Kaligutan ES 2 2 315,000.00

Kilagdeng ES 5 5 300,000.00

El Katipunan ES 3 3 180,000.00

Imelda ES 2 2 315,000.00

Inakayan ES 2 2 120,000.00

Kiokmay ES 1 1 120,000.00

LS Sarmiento ES 1 3 4 400,000.00

Mabuhay HS 1 1 120,000.00

Mabuhay ES 3 3 180,000.00

Makopa ES 2 2 120,000.00

Melale ES 6 6 1,320,000.00

New Bethlehem 3 3 6 525,000.00

San Antonio ES 4 4 240,000.00

Sta. Emelia ES 3 3 6 525,000.00

Melale NHS 2 2 315,000.00

Laak NHS - San Antonio H 3 3 690,000.00

Banbanon ES 1 1 60,000.00

Belmonte ES 2 2 4 560,000.00

Datu Ampunan ES 2 2 120,000.00

Datu Davao ES 2 2 120,000.00

Langtud ES 2 2 120,000.00

Don Romualdez NHS 1 1 60,000.00

Tigasa ES 2

Anitap ES 2 2 120,000.00

COMPOSTELA 63 38 101 18,815,000.00

Osmena ES 4 4 1,220,000.00

Compostela CES 3 12 15 2,085,000.00

Compostela NHS 7 7 1,435,000.00

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Diosdado Macapagal ES 1 7 8 1,055,000.00

Diosdado Macapagal NHS 2 3 5 790,000.00

San Miguel ES 4 4 820,000.00

Aurora ES 7 7 1,505,000.00

Maparat ES 6 3 9 1,650,000.00

Maparat NHS 2 2 160,000.00

Gabi ES 2 6 8 1,150,000.00

San Jose ES 3 3 645,000.00

Lagab ES 7 7 1,505,000.00

Manbusao ES 5 5 1,075,000.00

Bango NHS 5 2 7 2,110,000.00

Mangayon NHS 3 3 350,000.00

Panansalan ES 2 2 560,000.00

Bango ES 5 5 700,000.00

NEW BATAAN 44 47 91 15,140,000.00

Bantacan ES 4 4 820,000.00

Bantacan NHS 2 2 555,000.00

Barabat ES 3 3 345,000.00

Batinao ES 2 2 555,000.00

Cabinuangan CES 4 4 860,000.00

Camanlangan ES 2 2 430,000.00

Cogonon ES 5 5 575,000.00

Katipunan ES 6 6 1,290,000.00

La Purisima ES 3 3 345,000.00

Magangit ES 4 4 860,000.00

Magsaysay ES 6 6 690,000.00

Manurigao ES 4 4 860,000.00

Mapaso ES 3 3 345,000.00

Pagsabangan ES 3 3 645,000.00

Pagsilaan ES 4 4 460,000.00

Panag ES 6 6 690,000.00

PongPong ES 3 3 345,000.00

San Isidro ES 1 2 3 445,000.00

San Roque ES 3 3 345,000.00

SimSimen ES 4 4 460,000.00

Tadya PS 3 3 345,000.00

Tandawan ES 2 1 3 555,000.00

Taytayan ES 4 4 460,000.00

Andap NHS 7 7 1,860,000.00

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NAME OF PROJECTNO. OF CL TOTALLY DAMAGED

COST OF DAMAGE

GRAND TOTAL 151 90,910,000.00 MONKAYO 72 43,960,000.00

Monkayo ES 5 3,000,000.00Samuag ES 2 1,220,000.00Union ES 7 4,210,000.00Baylo ES 2 1,220,000.00Olaycon ES 2 1,220,000.00New Kapatagan ES 3 1,780,000.00Awao ES 2 1,220,000.00Moria ES 3 1,800,000.00San Jose ES 3 1,800,000.00Awao NHS 2 1,220,000.00

Pasian ES 5 3,000,000.00

Munoz ES 7 4,550,000.00

Mamonga ES 3 1,800,000.00

Sugod ES 3 1,800,000.00

San Isidro ES 3 1,800,000.00

Paco ES 1 650,000.00

Naboc ES 3 1,800,000.00

San Jose ES 2 1,220,000.00

Ulip ES 1 650,000.00

New Kapatagan ES 3 1,800,000.00

Moria ES 3 1,800,000.00

Mabuhay ES 3 1,800,000.00

Mt. Diwata ES 4 2,600,000.00MONTEVISTA 17 10,390,000.00 Banglasan ES 2 1,220,000.00

Mayobe ES 2 1,220,000.00

BanagBanag ES 1 650,000.00

Canidkid ES 2 1,220,000.00

Camansi ES 3 1,780,000.00

Camantangan ES 1 650,000.00

Tapia ES 5 3,000,000.00

Linoan ES 1 650,000.00

LAAK 14 8,390,000.00

Laak CES 3 1,780,000.00

Limot ES 1 650,000.00

Kidawa ES 4 2,400,000.00

Kaligutan ES 3 1,780,000.00

Kilagdeng ES 3 1,780,000.00

Annex E-2 School Buildings ( Totally Damaged ) LIST OF PRIORITY TOTALLY DAMAGED SCHOOL BUILDINGS


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COMPOSTELA 34 19,750,000.00

Osmena ES 2 1,220,000.00

Compostela CES 4 2,400,000.00

San Miguel NHS 3 1,780,000.00

San Miguel ES 6 3,560,000.00

Bango NHS 2 1,220,000.00

Bango ES 3 1,800,000.00

Mangayon ES 10 5,990,000.00

Compostela NHS- Caquino Ext Compostela 4 1,780,000.00

NEW BATAAN 14 8,420,000.00

New Bataan NHS 1 650,000.00

Bantacan NHS 1 650,000.00

Andap ES 12 7,120,000.00

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MUNICIPALITY NAME OF FACILITY DESCRIPTION COST OF DAMA GEAMOUNT NEEDED FOR

FUNDING

168,780,000.00 194,190,000.00

89,500,000.00 102,950,000.00

Montevista CVPH - Montevista (100-Bed)Dilapidated, Partially Damaged; recommended for Improvement 52,500,000.00 60,100,000.00

Maragusan CVPH - Maragusan (25-Bed)Dilapidated, Partially Damaged; recommended for Improvement 8,200,000.00 9,350,000.00

Laak CVPH - Laak (25-Bed)Dilapidated, Partially Damaged; recommended for Improvement 20,500,000.00 24,000,000.00

Pantukan CVPH - Pantukan (25-Bed)Dilapidated, Partially Damaged; recommended for Improvement 8,300,000.00 9,500,000.00

21,250,000.00 24,250,000.00 Monkayo Monkayo RHU Completely Damaged 8,500,000.00 9,700,000.00Compostela Compostela RHU Partially Damaged 4,200,000.00 4,850,000.00New Bataan Main RHU Building Partially Damaged 4,300,000.00 4,850,000.00

TB Dots Building Partially DamagedBirthing Facility Completely Damaged

Laak Laak RHU Partially Damaged 4,250,000.00 4,850,000.00

58,030,000.00 66,990,000.00 Montevista 2,120,000.00 2,480,000.00

New Visayas BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Camanlangan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Canidkid BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Linoan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Monkayo 8,015,000.00 9,370,000.00Baylo BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Haguimitan BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Inambatan BHS Partially Damaged 520,000.00 620,000.00Naboc BHS Partially Damaged 525,000.00 620,000.00Olaycon BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,450,000.00 1,700,000.00Poblacion II BHS Partially Damaged 535,000.00 620,000.00Rizal BHS Partially Damaged 525,000.00 620,000.00Salvacion BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00San Jose BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Tubo-tubo (New D.Monte) Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Union BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Upper Ulip Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Mt. Diwata BHS/SBF 2 Partially Damaged 740,000.00 850,000.00

Maragusan 2,510,000.00 2,940,000.00Tandik BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,450,000.00 1,700,000.00Mahayahay BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Mapawa BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Compostela 7,250,000.00 8,130,000.00Bagongon BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Gabi BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Maparat BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Mangayon BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Ngan BHS with BF Partially Damaged 750,000.00 850,000.00Ngan Satellite BHS Completely Damaged 1,200,000.00 1,240,000.00Osmeña BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00San Jose BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00San Miguel BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Tamia BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,550,000.00 1,700,000.00

New Bataan 9,655,000.00 11,070,000.00Andap BHS with BF Completely Damaged; for relocation 1,500,000.00 1,700,000.00Bantacan BHS Partially Damaged 550,000.00 620,000.00Cabinuangan (Pob.) BHS Partially Damaged 550,000.00 620,000.00Camanlangan BHS with SBF Partially Damaged 740,000.00 850,000.00Cogonon BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Fatima BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Kahayag BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Katipunan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Magangit BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Magsaysay BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Manurigao BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,500,000.00 1,700,000.00Panag BHS Partially Damaged 545,000.00 620,000.00San Roque BHS Partially Damaged 545,000.00 620,000.00Cagan BHS Partially Damaged 545,000.00 620,000.00

RURAL HEALTH UNIT (RHU) - MEDIUM-TERM TO LONG-TE RM

BARANGAY HEALTH STATION (BHS) MEDIUM TERM to LONG- TERM

ANNEX F- HEALTH FACILITIESPRIORITY HEALTH FACILITIES


COMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL (CVPH)

GRAND TOTAL

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Laak 14,790,000.00 17,040,000.00Aguinaldo BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Andap BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Banbanon BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Cebulida BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Datu Ampunan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00El Katipunan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Imelda BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Inacayan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Kapatagan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Kidawa BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,500,000.00 1,700,000.00Kilagding BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Kiokmay BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Langtud BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Longanapan BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Mabuhay BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Melale BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Sabud BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00San Antonio BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Sto. Niño BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Candais BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Kagawasan BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Kibaguio BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00L.S. Sarmiento BHS Partially Damaged 540,000.00 620,000.00Limot BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,500,000.00 1,700,000.00

Nabunturan 3,180,000.00 3,720,000.00Linda BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Bukal BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Mainit BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Manat BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Bukal BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Mipangi BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Mawab 2,120,000.00 2,480,000.00Saosao BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Andili BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Nuevo Iloco BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Salvacion BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Pantukan 2,650,000.00 3,100,000.00Bongabong BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Napnapan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Tagdangua BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Magnaga BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Mainit BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Mabini 2,650,000.00 3,100,000.00Anitapan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Golden Valley (Maraut) BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Libodon BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Pangibiran BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Tagnanan (Mampising) BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Maco 3,090,000.00 3,560,000.00Panoraon BHS with BF Completely Damaged 1,500,000.00 1,700,000.00Libay-libay BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00New Leyte BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00Panibasan BHS Partially Damaged 530,000.00 620,000.00

Note/s:

* BHS - Basic (Small Model - Urban)

* BHS with BF - With Birthing Facility (SMALL MODEL)

* RHU - all upgraded to 3n'1 package (OPB, MCP and TB Dots) (Small Model)

* Completely Damaged - New construction of RHU/ BHS * Building Equipment and Furnitures - 30% of Building Cost

* Partially Damaged - Based from the 50% of new construction

* Budgetary estimates considering the requirement for climate change, Design criteria of Safe Hospitals from Disaster,

inclusive of the architectural and engineering requirements

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GRAND TOTAL 459,500,000MONKAYO 100,000,000.00

Awao CIS 20,000,000Salvacion Union CIS 30,000,000.00 Upper Naboc CIS 30,000,000.00 Lower Naboc 20,000,000.00

MARAGUSAN 12,000,000.00New Albay CIS 3,000,000.00 Tigbao CIS 7,000,000.00 Tagbibinta CIP 2,000,000.00

COMPOSTELA 272,000,000.00Ngan CIS 20,000,000.00 Batutu RIS 250,000,000.00 Upper Tingale CIS 2,000,000.00

NEW BATAAN 6,500,000.00Batinao CIS 6,500,000.00

MONTEVISTA 17,500,000.00Dauman CIS 2,500,000.00 Linoan CIS 15,000,000.00

NABUNTURAN 11,500,000.00Cabidianan CIS 8,000,000.00 New Panay CIS 3,500,000.00

MAWAB 18,000,000.00Lower Saosao 5,000,000.00 Upper saosao 2,000,000.00 Nuevo Iloco 11,000,000.00

LAAK 17,000,000.00Kidawa CIS 17,000,000.00

Various Bodega/ Comval 5,000,000.00

MUNICIPALITY NAME OF SYSTEM COST OF DAMAGE

ANNEX G - IRRIGATIONLIST OF DAMAGES TO IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

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MUNICPALITY/ LOCATION

COST OF DAMAGEAMOUNT NEEDED FOR

FUNDINGTITLE OF PROJECT

GRANDTOTAL 92,845,899.00 106,772,783.85Compostela

6,800,000.00 7,820,000.00 Repair of Water Spring Development

Destoyed by Typhoon Pablo in Aurora 300,000.00 345,000.00Bagongon 30,000.00 34,500.00Gabi 50,000.00 57,500.00Lagab 30,000.00 34,500.00Mangayon 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00 Source Impounding Mapaca 100,000.00 115,000.00 ReservoirMaparat 200,000.00 230,000.00 Pipeline Damages New Alegria 20,000.00 23,000.00 ChlorinatorsNgan Sentro 600,000.00 690,000.00 Damages for the Spring PipelinesNgan Mining Area 1,200,000.00 1,380,000.00 Development ProjectsOsmeña 40,000.00 46,000.00Panansalan 100,000.00 115,000.00Poblacion 1,500,000.00 1,725,000.00San Jose 30,000.00 34,500.00San Miguel 600,000.00 690,000.00Siocon 500,000.00 575,000.00Tamia 500,000.00 575,000.00

Maragusan3,500,000.00 4,025,000.00

Various Spring Development of Maragusan and Installation of

Montevista 7,360,000.00 8,464,000.00 Repair of:

Banagbanag 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00Bankerohan Sur 200,000.00 230,000.00Banglasan 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00 Source Impounding Camansi 500,000.00 575,000.00 ReservoirLinoan 660,000.00 759,000.00 Pipeline Damages Mayaon 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00 ChlorinatorsNew Calape 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00 Damages for the Spring PipelinesNew Dalaguete 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00San Vicente 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00

Monkayo39,150,899.00 45,023,533.85

Various Spring Development of Maragusan and Installation of

ChlorinatorsAwao 1,200,000.00 1,380,000.00Babag 1,675,840.00 1,927,216.00 Water pump Replacement of Deep wellsSARCAMBEMCO to source Spring Tubo-tubo 423,000.00 486,450.00Bucana Water System 70,000.00 80,500.00Other 17- Barangays of Monkayo 35,782,059 41,149,367.85

New Bataan 23,800,000.00 27,370,000.00 Repair of:CARWASA 12,000,000.00 13,800,000.00Andap 500,000.00 575,000.00 Source Impounding Bantacan 300,000.00 345,000.00 ReservoirBatinao 1,500,000.00 1,725,000.00 Pipeline Damages Cabinuangan 2,100,000.00 2,415,000.00 ChlorinatorsCamanlangan 150,000.00 172,500.00 Damages for the Spring PipelinesCogonon 3,000,000.00 3,450,000.00Fatima 250,000.00 287,500.00Kahayag 200,000.00 230,000.00Katipunan 300,000.00 345,000.00Magangit 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00Manurigao 200,000.00 230,000.00Pagsabangan 750,000.00 862,500.00Panag 250,000.00 287,500.00San Roque 300,000.00 345,000.00Tandawan 1,000,000.00 1,150,000.00

Annex H - Water Facilities

REPORT OF DAMAGES AND RECOMMENDATION FOR FUNDING PO ST TY PABLO ASSESSMENTCOMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE

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Laak 1,620,000.00 1,863,000.00 Repair of:

Source Impounding ReservoirPipeline Damages ChlorinatorsDamages for the Spring Pipelines

Mabini 3,470,000.00 3,990,500.00 Repair of:Cadunan 300,000.00 345,000.00Del Pilar 520,000.00 598,000.00 Source Impounding Libudon 350,000.00 402,500.00 ReservoirManangcol 300,000.00 345,000.00 Pipeline Damages Pangibiran 300,000.00 345,000.00 and ChlorinatorsPindasan Centro 1,100,000.00 1,265,000.00 Damages for the Spring PipelinesPoblacion 400,000.00 460,000.00Tagnanan 200,000.00 230,000.00

Maco 4,100,000.00 4,715,000.00 Calabcab 200,000.00 230,000.00Elizalde 500,000.00 575,000.00Lapu-lapu 300,000.00 345,000.00Limbo 200,000.00 230,000.00Malamodao 200,000.00 230,000.00Masara 300,000.00 345,000.00New Barili 100,000.00 115,000.00New Leyte 300,000.00 345,000.00Panibasan 1,500,000.00 1,725,000.00Tagbarus 500,000.00 575,000.00

Mawab 450,000.00 517,500.00 Andili Multipurpose Cooperative (ANUVINCO)Water Service Provider 250,000.00 287,500.00Nuevo Iloco Barangay Water System 100,000 115,000.00Tuboran Barangay Water System 100,000.00 115,000.00

Nabunturan 2,295,000.00 2,639,250.00 Katipunan 180,000.00 207,000.00Libasan 15,000.00 17,250.00Magsaysay 350,000.00 402,500.00Mainit 280,000.00 322,000.00Matilo 50,000.00 57,500.00San Vicente 30,000.00 34,500.00Sta. Maria 35,000.00 40,250.00Sto. Niño 500,000.00 575,000.00Other Barangays 855,000.00 983,250.00

Pantukan 300,000.00 345,000.00 Damages to Spring Pipelines

Repair of Various Water system of the 40 Barangays of Laak

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REPORT OF RECOMMENDED TIMELINEDAMAGE FUNDING

185,665,000.00 213,514,750.00 Repair of Various Gov't Buildings at the

Provincial Capitol Nabunturan 11,500,000.00 13,225,000.00 CY 2013LaakMonkayoNew Bataan

MonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew Bataan

MonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew BataanMonkayoNew BatanMontevistaLaakMonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew BataanMonkayoCompostelaMontevistaLaakNew Bataan

MonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew BataanMonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew BataanMonkayoLaakNew BataanMonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew BataanMonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew BataanMonkayoMontevistaLaakCompostelaNew Bataan

Repair of Overland Transport terminal

3

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GRAND TOTAL

ANNEX I - GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

RANK

REPORT OF DAMAGES AND RECOMMENDATION FOR FUNDING PO ST TY PABLO ASSESSMENTCOMPOSTELA VALLEY

PRIORITY PROJECTS/ACTIVITIES

LOCATIONAMOUNT

REMARKS

Needs repair to provide venue for Psycho-social

Dev't

4

Repair of Municipal Hall

Repair of Barangay Halls

1

Repair of Public Market

Immediate repair to restore normal service

delivery


delivery


delivery

9,545,000.00

9,426,550.00 CY 2013

CY 2013


delivery


deliveryRepair of HE Building

20,713,000.00

Repair of Warehouses

Repair of Multi-purpose Buildings

8,328,300.00 2013 - 2014

9,518,000.00 10,945,700.00 2013 - 2014

23,819,950.00 2013 - 2014

Repair of Covered CourtsNeeds repair to provide venue for Psycho-social

Dev't

2013 - 2014

6

4,611,500.00 CY 2013

15,424,950.00

2,380,000.00 2,737,000.00 2013 - 2014

5

Repair of Other Buildings

Repair of Purok Centers

Repair of Various Stage

Repair of Gymnasium

7,242,000.00

8,300,000.00

13,413,000.00

77,967,000.00

2013 - 2014

9,800,000.00 11,270,000.00

13,696,500.00 11,910,000.00 CY 2013

89,662,050.00 2013 - 2014

822,250.00 CY 2013 715,000.00

4,010,000.00

8,197,000.00

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GRAND TOTAL 7,956,000.00

MONKAYO 1,626,000.00

Awao Awao Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 6,000.00Mabuhay Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 180,000.00

Babag CTFI Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 36,000.00Baylo Baylo Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00

Purok 4, Patriota Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00Casoon Tuburan Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 24,000.00

Anagasi Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 60,000.00Kabangkalan Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 60,000.00New Kapatagan Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 24,000.00

Haguimitan Haguimitan Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 60,000.00Bagong Taas Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 24,000.00RIMFABEMCO Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Kitchen 60,000.00Cambilawa Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Wall 36,000.00

Inambatan Inambatan Day Care Center Totally Damaged - CR / Kitchen 60,000.00Macopa Macopa Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing/Ceiling 36,000.00Mamunga Mamonga Day Care Center Partially damaged - Wall/Ceiling 36,000.00Mt. Diwata Nang Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00

Pag-ibig Day Care Center Partially damaged - Ceiling 18,000.00Purok 10, Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 24,000.00Purok 1, Day Care Center Partially damaged - Ceiling 18,000.00

Naboc Naboc Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 24,000.00Olaycon Olaycon Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 36,000.00

Purok 3, Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 60,000.00Pasian Pasian Day care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 36,000.00

Purok 2 Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00Tag-uma Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00

Poblacion Poblacion Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00Purok 2 Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00Purok 2D Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Ceiling / Wall 36,000.00Purok 12 Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing 18,000.00Bliss Day Care Center Partially damaged - Ceiling / Wall / Gutter 60,000.00

Rizal Rizal Day Care Center Partially Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 180,000.00Salvacion Upper Buay Day Care Center Partially Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 24,000.00

Salvacion Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Ceiling / Wall 36,000.00San Isidro San Isidro Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Ceiling / Wall 36,000.00Tubo-Tubo Tubo-Tubo Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Ceiling / Wall 60,000.00Union Union Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Ceiling / Wall 36,000.00Upper Ulip Upper Ulip Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Ceiling / Wall 36,000.00

Depot Day Care Center Partially damaged - Roofing /Kitchen 60,000.00

MONTEVISTA 355,000.00

Dauman Day Care Center Partially Damage 30,000.00Concepcion Day Care Center Partially Damage 80,000.00New Visayas Day Care Center Partially Damage 120,000.00New Dalaguete Day Care Center Partially Damage 100,000.00Tapia Day Care Center Partially Damage 20,000.00Bankerohan Sur Day Care Center Partially Damage 5,000.00

LAAK 2,955,000.00

AGUINALDO (CENTRO) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 AMORCRUZ Day Care Center Partially Damaged 5,000.00 AMPAWID Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 ANDAP Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 ANITAP Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 BAGONG SILANG Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 BANBANON Day Care Center Partially Damaged 10,000.00 BOLLUKAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 CEBOLEDA Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 CONCEPCION Day Care Center Partially Damaged 10,000.00

ANNEX J-1 PARTIALLY DAMAGED DAY CARE CENTERLIST OF PRIORITY DAY CARE CENTER BUILDINGS


NAME OF BARANGAY

NAME OF PROJECT DESCRIPTION OF DAMAGE COST OF DAMAGE

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DATU AMPUNAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 5,000.00 DATU DAVAO Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 DOÑA JOSEFA Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 EL KATIPUNAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 INAKAYAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 KALIGUTAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 KALIGUTAN (KM.27) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 KAPATAGAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 KIDAWA (SAN MIGUEL) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 KILAGDING Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 KIOKMAY Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 LAAK (BAROBO) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 LAAK (POBLACION) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 LONGANAPAN (CENTRO) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 5,000.00 LONGANAPAN (SANGAB) Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 MABUHAY Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 MALINAO Day Care Center Partially Damaged 40,000.00 MANGLOY Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 MELALE Day Care Center Partially Damaged 20,000.00 SABUD Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 SAN ANTONIO Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 STA. EMELIA Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 STO. NIÑO Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 SISIMON Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 BUHI Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 CANDIIS Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 HINAGTUNGAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 KAGAWASAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 KIBAGUIO Day Care Center Partially Damaged 10,000.00 KINABUHIAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.00 LIBUTON Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00 PAHAMUTANG Day Care Center Partially Damaged 100,000.00

COMPOSTELA 2,130,000.00

Mambusao Day Care Center 100% Totally Damaged - Roofing, Ceiling 30%, 300,000.00 Bango Day Care Center 50% Roofing Damaged 250,000.00Ngan Day Care Center Roofing 30% Damaged 100,000.00Valma Day Care Center 100% Totally Damaged - Roofing, Ceiling 30%, 300,000.00 Purok - 17 Salvacion Day Care Center Roof and Ceiling, 80% Damaged 200,000.00Purok - 19 Day Care Center 100% Totally Damaged 150,000.00Aurora Day Care Center Roofing/Purlins/ Gutter 60% Damaged 150,000.00Bagongon Day Care Center 3% Gutter Damage 30,000.00Mapaca Day Care Center 100% Structure Truss/Roofing Totally Damaged 250,000.00Panansalan Day Care Center 80% Damage Truss and Roofing 250,000.00Tamia Day Care Center Roofing, ceiling, 40% damaged 150,000.00

NEW BATAAN 890,000.00

2.BATINAO Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.003.BANTACAN Day Care Center Partially Damaged 60,000.004.CABINUANGAN 3-units Day Care Center Partially Damaged 70,000.005.CAMANLANGAN 1-day care center Partially Damaged 50,000.007.FATIMA Day Care Center Partially Damaged 60,000.009.KATIPUNAN 2-day care center Partially Damaged 100,000.0010.MAGANGIT 3-day Care Center Partially Damaged 150,000.0013.PANAG 1-Unit Day Care Center Partially Damaged 50,000.0014.PAGSABANGAN 1-day care center Partially Damaged 100,000.0015.SAN ROQUE 1-day care center Partially Damaged 50,000.0016.TANDAWAN 3-day care center Partially Damaged 150,000.00

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GRAND TOTAL 15,490,000.00

MONKAYO 6,480,000.00

Magmon Day Care Center Totally Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 360,000.00Pilar Day Care Center Totally Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 360,000.00

BANLAG Bucana Day Care Center Totally Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 360,000.00Lagab Day Care Center Totally Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 360,000.00Yugo Day Care Center Totally Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 360,000.00Buenas Day Care Center Totally Damaged - Roofing/Ceiling/Walling 360,000.00Catian day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Purok 2A Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Purok 7A Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Purok 8 Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Uswag Bansilaw GK Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Patin-ay Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Maite Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Purok 7 Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00

SAN JOSE San Jose Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Bosquit Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Candalid Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00Tinago Day Care Center Totally Damaged 360,000.00

MONTEVISTA 400,000.00

CAMANSI Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00

LAAK 4,460,000.00

AGUINALDO (LUGOM) Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00 IL PAPA Day Care Center Totally Damaged 620,000.00 IMELDA (TUGPAHAN) Day Care Center Totally Damaged 200,000.00 KAPATAGAN (CHARITY) Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00 KIDAWA Day Care Center Totally Damaged 620,000.00 NEW BETHLEHEM Day Care Center Totally Damaged 620,000.00 KATIPUNAN Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00 LIMOT Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00 L.S. SARMIENTO Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00 MAG-AGBAY Day Care Center Totally Damaged 400,000.00

COMPOSTELA 2,050,000.00

Lagab Day Care Center Totally Damaged (For reconstruction) 650,000.00Mangayon Day Care Center 100% Totally Damaged 1,400,000.00

NEW BATAAN 2,100,000.00

ANDAP 5-units Day Care Center Totally Damaged 1,500,000.00CABINUANGAN 1-unit Daycare Center Totally Damaged 300,000.00PANAG 2-Units Day Care Center Totally Damaged 300,000.00

ANNEX J-2 TOTALLY DAMAGED DAY CARE CENTER BUILDINGS

COST OF DAMAGE

LIST OF PRIORITY DAY CARE CENTER BUILDINGSCOMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE

NAME OF BARANGAY NAME OF PROJECT DESCRIPTION OF DAMAG E

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LIVELIHOOD SECTOR

BACKGROUND Compostela Valley Province has a vibrant economy with flourishing agriculture and mining industries. It is known across Mindanao and the whole Philippines for specific high value crops such as the famous Cavendish banana, rubber, cacao, coffee and others. With Typhoon “Pablo” hitting the province, the economic landscape of the province drastically changed. Consequently, the livelihood of the populace was severely affected. Livelihood sector is among the four (4) major sectors identified wherewith to measure the impact of the disaster. It has four (4) sub-sectors, namely: agriculture, mining, trade and industry and tourism. For the government as well as other stakeholders to have a grasp on the extent of damage and to know how to respond to the impact of the disaster on the sub-sectors, a comprehensive damage and needs assessment was done. DAMAGE ASSESSMENT Based on the report of the assessment, the livelihood sector is the most affected sector in terms of the magnitude of damage as well as its impact to the people and to the economy of the province. Agriculture Assessments on the damage of the agriculture sub-sector were based on the reported areas of crops, fishery, livestock and forestry affected by the disaster multiplied by the pre-disaster market value of the specific commodity. Subject matter experts from the municipal, provincial and regional agriculturists’ office provided valuation on a province-wide perspective, employing near-to-the-actual value of the agricultural area. Table 2 below shows the total damage to crops, livestock and poultry, fishery and forestry was pegged at PhP 14,438,081,167.00. Large percentage of the damage was on permanent and high value cops (PhP 12, 093,216,153.00) followed by forestry products (PhP 2,197,166,414.00). Damages are mostly incurred by private owners. A total of 8,851 heads of livestock and 99,647 heads of poultry died amounting to PhP 87,737,000.00.

Table 2. Summary of Damages, Agriculture

Commodity Amount of Damage

Crops 12,093,216,153.00

Livestock and Poultry 87,737,000.00

Fishery 59,961,600.00

Forestry 2,197,166,414.00

TOTAL 14,438,081,167.00

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Among the municipalities, Laak incurred the largest damage amounting to PhP 9.565 Billion, followed by the municipalities of Compostela and Monkayo at PhP 3.146 Billion and PhP 1.894 Billion, respectively. The first five high value/permanent crops that were totally devastated in the Municipality of Laak are rubber, banana (lakatan and Cavendish), coconut and corn. On forestry, Laak suffered huge damage both on planted and natural grown trees. In the Municipality of Compostela, major crops affected were Cavendish banana, coconut, cacao oil palm, and rubber. Vast rice areas were totally devastated. In Monkayo, large areas of coconut, oil palm, rubber, Cavendish banana, and fruit bearing trees in the same order were damaged, making the municipality the third most affected by Typhoon “Pablo” in the agriculture sub-sector. In terms of livestock, Compostela ranked first in the number of dead animals accounted at 44,991 heads, followed by Montevista (15,867 heads), New Bataan (11,924 heads), Laak (9,908 heads), and Monkayo (5,619 heads). In terms of fisheries, it was highly felt in the coastal of Mabini, Maco, Monkayo, Nabunturan and Pantukan. Mining In the mining sub-sector, damages on bunkhouses, perimeter fences, mine drilling pipelines, billboards, steel railings farm shaft post roofing, dam site roofing, drilling post, and mining equipment like generators and machineries amounting to PhP 69,105,355.00. Total amount of losses like foregone income, cleaning up of debris, higher operating costs and other unexpected expenses incurred to workers reached PhP 119,514,662.00. Grand total of damages and losses amounted to PhP 194,920,017.00. Asided from that, it was reported that in Mt. Diwata in Monkayo projected an amount of Php 5,885,000.00 of damages due to landslips and mine cave-ins. Trade, Commerce and Industry Damage to trade and industry of the province is seen in the type of enterprises affected of which evidently mostly driven by agriculture, fishery and forestry based products. There are few on other services which are composed mostly of small enterprises and informal sectors and only few are medium and large scale enterprises. Affected establishments were privately owned and belonging to informal sector. Data available were only estimates on the physical damage

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and losses of the commercial establishments. Among those greatly affected were the trading, wholesale, services, banking and finance.

In Table 3, the estimated cost of damage on the trade and industry sub-sector amounted at PhP 4,780,329,000.00. .

Table 3. Estimated cost of damages of business esta blishments affected by Typhoon “Pablo”

Type of Business Amount of Damage

Retail Trade 3,174,555,000.00

Banking and Finance 340,000.00

Trading 1,570,000.00

Wholesale 500,000.00

Services 1,603,364,000.00

Total 4,780,329,000.00

Tourism

The Province of Compostela Valley is endowed with scenic views,

natural formations and coastal areas laden with beach resorts. Before Typhoon “Pablo”, the province has high biodiversity areas with beautiful natural resources and with many potential tourist and cultural sites that are yet to be developed. To name a few, the Bamboo Inland Resort and Andap Inland Resort in New Bataan were totally devastated and wiped out.

The reported damage to tourism that was accounted is PhP

912,280.00. It is only for the resorts in Nabunturan and Laak. Resorts lying in New Bataan there were totally washed out did not provide any reports.

In addition to that, hotels and inns in Nabunturan were fully booked

because of the personnel from the Humanitarian Aid Organizations assisting in the relief operations.

In summary, Table 4 below shows the reported total estimated damage

in the Livelihood Sector accounted at PhP 19,288,427,802.00, the largest of which was from the agriculture and forestry sub-sector.

Table 4. Summary of Damages, Livelihood Sector

SUB-SECTORS AMOUNT

Agriculture and Forestry 14,438,081,167.00

Mining 69,105,355.00

Trade And Industry 4,780,329,000.00

Tourism 912,280.00

TOTAL 19,288,427,802.00

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RECOMMENDED RECOVERY/RECONSTRUCTION NEEDS

Following the “build-back better” principle, a total of PhP 2,118,002,500.00 is proposed to finance various programs, projects and activities of the four sub-sectors. For the agriculture sub-sector, a total of PhP 1,634,000,000.00 worth of projects is proposed for funding (Table 5). This includes rehabilitation projects for damaged croplands and forestry areas, restocking and dispersal of livestock and poultry and rehabilitation of damaged inland fishery and mariculture facilities. Provision of agricultural support facilities such as research and demo farms, pre-and post harvest facilities as well as capability building trainings and seminars are also proposed to develop and enhance resiliency of the farming and fishing communities. For mining, PhP 1,800,000.00 is proposed to finance capability-building trainings for mines safety standards and disaster preparedness, continued geo-hazard mapping and expansion of the National Greening Program (NGP) to include roads going to mining areas as well as mine sites in the tree planting activities. Other needs of the sub-sector were rehabilitation of access roads and such are integrated in the infrastructure sector list of projects. On the Trade, Commerce and Industry, PhP 482,202,500 is proposed to provide for credit facility at lenient requirements for the rehabilitation/repair and/or start-up of business establishments, shared credit facility and capability building trainings and activities.

Table 5. Report of Damages and Recommendation for F unding, Agriculture as of February 21, 2013

Rank

PRIORITY

PROJECTS/ACTIVITIE

S (Description)

Location/

Sites

Amount (PhP)

Implement

ing

Agencies

Timeline

/Implem

entation

Period

(Year)

Remarks Reported of

Damage

Recommended

for Funding

TOTAL

PROVINCE-

WIDE 14,438,081,167.00 1,634,000,000.00

1

A. Crop Production

12,093,216,153.00

1,000,000,000.00

DA/P/MLG

U

Provision and

distribution of seeds

and planting

materials ( rice

certified/inbred),

corn(OPV and

hybrid) legumes

(peanut) &

rootcrops

Laak,

Compostel

a,

Monkayo,

New

Bataan,

Montevista

Nabunturan

,

2013

*Necessary

to ensure

food supply

and source

of income

while waiting

for high

value crops

to be

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Provision &

distribution of

cardava and

lakatan banana

plantlets

Maragusan,

Mawab,

Maco,

Mabini,

Pantukan

productive

Distribution of

cassava and sweet

potato cuttings

*Necessary

as food

substitute ; as

raw material

for feeds

Provision of

assistance on the

rehabilitation of

high value crops

and industrial crops

(cavendish

banana, fruit trees,

rubber, coffee &

cacao)

2013-15

*Needed to

restore the

province's

pre-disaster

economy

and

livelihood of

the farmers

Distribution of

abaca plantlets

PCA/P/ML

GU 2013

1 Distribution of

coconut seednuts

PCA/P/ML

GU

2013-

2016

*Very

necessary to

rehabilitate

the

damaged

coconut

areas which

became the

main source

of livelihood

of many

Comvaleňos

B. Livestock &

Poultry Production

Province-

wide

87,737,000.00

150,000,000.00

P/MLGU 2013

1

Livestock & Poultry

Breeder

Restocking/dispersal

To replace

breederstock

mortality

caused by

typhoon

pablo; to

enable

famers to

restore

livestock

production

as source

ofincome

and

livelihood

1

Restocking and

Dispersal-Support to

Production

1 Forage & Pasture

Development

3 Reconstruction of

slaughter houses

2 Establishment of AI

Center & LN2

Production Plant for

Ruminants

1 Multipier Farms

Development

1 Provision of drugs

and biologics

D. Fishery

59,961,600.00

80,000,000.00

BFAR,

P/MLGU 2013

2 Rehabilitation of

mangrove

Mabini,

Maco,

Pantukan

To rehab of

fish

sanctuaries

to sustain

marine fish

production

2 Rehabilitation of

fish sanctuaries

1 Communal fish

seeding

To provide

source of

food and

livelihood for

inland and

1 Figerling Dispersal

1 Provision of fishing

banca, engines &

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gears marine

fisherfolks

1

Rehabilitation of

fishpond (freshwater

tilapia)

All

Municipaliti

es

3

Rehabilitation/estab

lishment of

Mariculture Project (

seaweeds, lobster &

fishcages)

All

Municipaliti

es

E. Forestry

2,197,166,414.00

150,000,000.00

DENR, LGU 2013-

2015

* As CCA-

DRR

adaptation

and

mitigation

mechanisms

1

Rehabilitation of

Tree Plantations,

watershed areas

1

Provision of

food/cash for work

assistance for the

planting and

maintenance of

trees planted

2

B. Pre-Post

Production

Equipment &

Machinery

15,000,000.00

DA,

PhilMech

2013-

2016

To reduce

postharvest

losses and

ensure

quality of

produce

F. Extension,

Education &

Training

10,000,000.00

2

Capability

building of farmers

on the different

Package of

Technology (POT)

All

Municipaliti

es

ATI, LGU 2013-

2015

*To enhance

technical

know-how of

farmers to

sustain

productivity

& profitability

1

Massive Capability-

Building Trainings

and Seminars on

Disaster

Preparedness and

CCA-DRRM

Mitigation in

Agriculture

*To make

farmers/fisher

folks resilient

and

prepared for

future

disasters ;

farmers/fisher

folks to be

trained-

50,000

2

G. Establishment of

Technology

Demonstration/Co

mmercialization

(Diversified Farming)

province-

wide

2,000,000.00 RFU-LGU

2013-

2016

*To be done

in the

identified

production

zones

F. Research

&nDevelopment

2,000,000.00

- On - Farm

Review of

technology on crop

- soil adaptability-

suitability

Laak,

Compostel

a,

Monkayo,

New

Bataan,

Montevista

RFU-LGU 2013

Conduct of

research to

determine

resilient drop

for the the

crops

suitable for

the existing

terrain and

soil

conditions of

the area.

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1

H. Agricultural Land

Debris

Management for

the 75,000 has

affected

agricultural

lands(Food/Cash for

Work)

225,000,000.00

Debris

Management (

collection,

transportation,

disposal & storage) -

Laak,

Compostel

a,

Monkayo,

New

Bataan,

Montevista

P/M/BLGU/

Private

Partners

2013

To fastrack

early

recovery

activities,

reduce

obstruction

and pollution

and other

hazards

For Tourism, considering that the inland resorts are privately owned,

direct government assistance for their recovery and reconstruction cannot be done. However, government agencies may be able to formulate plans and programs for their recovery. Local government may establish mechanisms to facilitate tie up with concerned credit institutions for additional capital. The tourism-based enterprises can also access the credit facility that is being proposed by the Trade and Industry sub-sector. The local tourism office shall likewise assist in promoting the resorts.

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Table 6. Report of Damages and Recommendation for F unding, Mining as of February 21, 2013

RANK

PRIORITY

PROJECTS/ACTIVITI

ES

(description)

LOCATION/SITE

S

AMOUNT

Implementi

ng

agencies

Timeline /

Implementatio

n Period

Remarks

TOTAL PROVINCE-

WIDE 1,800,000.00

1

Capacity building

and training for

LGUs (from Purok,

Barangay,

Municipal to

Provincial Level),

small-scale miners

and other

stakeholders

All mining sites

500,000.00

DBM

3 mos

Enhancement of

training and

development to

participants as

technical experts

in basic mine

safety standards

as well as

knowledge on

risk reduction

strategies

1

Continue with and

expand the scope

of the National

Greening Program

(NGP) and

purchase of

seedlings

All mining sites 800,000.00

DBM

3 mos

Rehabilitation

and protection of

barangay roads

and national

highways through

massive tree

planting activities

and denuded

forests

2

Continuing

activities in the

conduct of geo-

hazard mapping

and providing

updated geo-

hazard maps and

threat advisories

All mining sites

500,000.00

DBM

3 mos

MGB XI to

continue the

conduct of geo-

hazard mapping

and providing

updated geo-

hazard maps and

threat advisories

to local

government units

(provinces,

municipalities

and barangays),

mining

companies,

small-scale

miners

assn/cooperative

s as inputs in the

preparation of

their disaster

management

plan

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IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK Programs, projects and activities which are for food production and immediate income source of affected communities are proposed for immediate funding and implementation by concerned national, regional, provincial and municipal government units.

Rank

Priority Projects

/ Activities

(Technical

Description /

Specifications)

Location /

Sites

(P/C/M/B)

Amounts Implementing

Agencies

Timeline /

Implementation

Period

Remarks

Report of

Damage

Recommended

for Funding

TOTAL 7,187,919.00

482,202,500.00

1

Credit Facility

(Soft loan with

lenient

requirement

and

considerable

amortization

scheme; for the

reconstruction

/ repair / rehab

and starting

capital of

business

establishments)

All

Municipalit

ies

7,187,919.00

378,202,500 DTI 13-Mar

2

Shared Service

Facility

(Equipment

and

Machinery)

-do-

24,000,000 DTI

May, 2013

15,000,000 DAR

15,000,000 DTI

3

Entrepreneurial

and Capability

Trainings and

Seminars with

starter Kits

-do-

20,000,000

DTI May-13 10,000,000

10,000,000

10,000,000

Table 7. Report of Damages and Recommendation for f unding, Trade, Industry and Services as of February 21, 2013

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RECOMMENDATION

On Agriculture:

1. Require all LGUs (MAGROs) to maintain an updated data banking system to include all baseline data on all commodities and agricultural assets including vulnerabilities and risks. Data is very basic not only during calamities but also in development planning.

2. Strengthening and forming of structures in the MAGRO and

MENRO that provides focus on data management. 3. Creation of Disaster Veterinary Medicine and Rescue Task

Force to ensure rapid response to disasters, early detection of disease outbreaks, bio-security, stamping out/compensation, and vaccinations when necessary after a disaster.

4. Agencies concerned to strictly monitor compliance of

laws/ordinances prohibiting unsustainable farming practices as well as non-compliance to legislated land-use plans.

5. National government to plan for crop production subsidies and

tax holidays for investors in agricultural production. 6. Increased IRA allocation to LGUs to be able to finance regular

programs and projects which would no longer be funded from internal funds due to marked decrease in tax collection.

7. Inclusion of climate change and disaster risk resiliency topics in

all capability-building programs in agriculture and fishery. On Mining:

1. Enhancement of capacity building and training for LGU technical expertise for mine safety standards for them to exercise the applied knowledge in formulating strategies in disaster risk reduction and disaster preparedness.

2. Continue with and expand the scope of the National Greening Program (NGP) to cover not only the large-scale mining but also the small-scale miners in the mining community

3. Continuation of MGB activities in the conduct of detailed geohazard mapping in the remaining municipalities not yet mapped and providing updated geo-hazard maps and threat advisories to local government units (provinces, municipalities and barangays), mining companies, small-scale miners assn/cooperatives as inputs in the preparation of their disaster management plan

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4. Conduct of Information and Education Campaign Program for

LGUs as well as the mining community to educate and inform the public the benefits of mining as well as the right to know the importance of responsible mining and disaster preparedness.

5. Drafting and finalization of a MOA between Department of Finance (DOF) and the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) for the direct remittance by the company of the share of the LGU to the concerned local government for immediate impact and realization of benefits from mining

On Trade, Commerce and Industry:

1. A new alternative source of income for the affected micro-

entrepreneurs in the informal sector who are mostly marginal through training and other related services shall be provided

2. Assistance to affected small and medium businesses in the

formal sector can be extended through credit facilitation 3. Affected private businesses can be provided assistance by the

government but not as direct subsidy. 4. Small farmers and banana exporters shall be enabled through

distribution of farming inputs. Damaged areas shall be replanted for both commercial and high value crops. Value adding to high value crops raw products through skills training shall be pursued.

5. Industrialization of mining industry considering safety measures

and environmental protection to boost the economy of the province of Compostela Valley

On Tourism:

1. All resorts shall be subjected to geo-hazard assessment. Such shall form part of the requirements for renewal of their business permits.

2. All resort owners and personnel shall undergo training on

Disaster Risk Reduction and Management. 3. Formulation of resort emergency evacuation plan and

organization of rescue volunteers. 4. It is highly recommended that the recovery and reconstruction

projects be addressed through the identified priority projects. This will ensure that the economic and tourism activities will

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revert back to normalcy despite the wreckage brought by Typhoon Pablo.

5. As per recommendation by the LGU of Boston, a Tourism

Industry and Economic Zone (TIEZ) is a good tourism proposal to enhance their tourism activities. This shall be located at the old town center since the communities in Brgy. Poblacion will be resettled to a safer ground as per advised by MGB. Also, it is also recommended that a Museum solely for the ruins caused by Typhoon “Pablo” be established.

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SOCIAL SECTOR

BACKGROUND: The Social Sector in this report covers Health, Education and Shelter.

Proposed recovery and reconstruction needs include WaSH and nutrition related projects in health, provision of equipment in Education and repair/ reconstruction of houses that were affected.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT Health

The amount of PhP 86,118,020.00 covers health facilities,

pharmaceutical products and equipment. The Municipality of Laak incurred the biggest damage posted at PhP 32,675,000.00. On the other hand, the Municipality of Mawab had the least damage estimated at PhP400,000.00.

The delivery of both basic health services and hospital care services

was hampered due to the effect of the typhoon and augmented by damages in other sectors.

Table 8. Summary of Damage in Health Sector

NAME OF MUNICIPALITY DAMAGE

Monkayo 11,430,020.00

Montevista 1,098,000.00

New Bataan 3,570,000.00

Compostela 2,170,000.00

Laak 32,675,000.00

Nabunturan 555,000.00

Mawab 400,000.00

Maco 800,000.00

Mabini 500,000.00

Pantukan 16,070,000.00

Maragusan 16,850,000.00

TOTAL PhP86,118,020.00


Table 9 shows the identified proposed responses for the immediate recovery and progressive rebuilding of the health sub-sector. Priority projects and programs identified in the recovery and reconstruction need assessment report should be implemented to alleviate the health situation in the affected areas.

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Table 9. Report of Damages and Recommendation for F unding, Health as of February 21, 2013

RANK

PRIORITY

PROJECTS/

ACTIVITIES

LOCATION

AMOUNT

IMPLEMENT

ING

AGENCY

TIMELINE

/IMPLEM

ENTATIO

N

PERIOD

REMAR

KS REPORTED

DAMAGE

RECOMMENDE

D FOR

FUNDING

1 WASH-Provision

of Safe Water

189,967,860

DOH

2 Hygiene

Promotion

56,399,000 DOH

2 Sanitation 71,000,000 DOH

3 Capacity

Development

2,640,000 DOH

Sub total 320,006,860 DOH

2 NUTRITION

Assessment

Activities

330,750 DOH

2 Supplementary

feeding

150,311,020 DOH

2 Integrated

Management

of Acute

Malnutrition

23,321,810 DOH

2 Promotion,Prot

ection, and

Support of

Infant & Young

Child Feeding

in Emergencies

18,792,600 DOH

2 Micronutrient

Intervention

13,447,409 DOH

3 Information

management

2,321,560 DOH

3 Partnership

Building and

Capacity

Development

2,416,000 DOH

Sub-total 210,941,149 DOH

1 MHPSS-

Psychosocial

Intervention

43,158,800 DOH

3 Basic

Orientation

630,000 DOH

3 IEC

dissemination

and Advocacy

75,000 DOH

3 Networking 69,000 DOH


1 HEALTH

Augmentation

of personnel

33,886,800 DOH

1 Hospitalization

Package

provision

1,200,000 DOH

2 Prevention and

control of

Communicable

Diseases

7,322,000 DOH

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2 Management

of Non-

communicable

diseases

1,674,000 DOH

2 Child Health

and Maternal

Care

Promotion

2,496,000 DOH

2 Reproductive

Health Care

Program

1,103,500 DOH

2 Operationalizat

ion of

Surveillance

System (SPEED)

1,403,000 DOH

3 Health

Education and

Orientation

909,100 DOH

2 Cleaning and

Clearing of

Health Facilities

266,750 DOH

3 Networking

(inter cluster

meetings)

192,000 DOH

3 Operation

Center

20,200 DOH

1 Provision of

Drugs, Meds,

Supplies and

Equipments

212,652,100 DOH

3 Transport

Vehicle

8,300,000 DOH

1 Provision of

Building

Equipments

and furniture

113,628,000 DOH

3 Monitoring and

Technical

Assistance

Activities

2,850,000 DOH


1 INFRA

Reconstruction

and Repair of

damaged

Health Facilities

404,750,000 DOH


Grand Total 1,367,534,259 DOH

IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK

This section will serve as guide to the national and local governments and to other stakeholders in undertaking various activities for the reconstruction and progressive recovery of the health sector. Prioritization and implementation of the recovery health programs and projects should adhere to the established and existing national health policies, guidelines and strategies on undertaking responses for emergency and disasters. The development direction for the reconstruction and progressive recovery of the

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health sector in the province should consider the overall health development goals and policy directions widely set by the people of the province in line with the regional and national development. These health policy directions include the following areas of development:

1. Improved health condition of the general populace; 2. Efficient and effective local health systems and disaster resilient

facilities; 3. Competent and dedicated health workers; 4. Better access to quality health care services; and 5. Achieved universal health care for all the people of Compostela

Valley. RECOMMENDATIONS

1. For immediate recovery, restore the local health system into its level of functionality;

2. Enhance and update the emergency preparedness and response plans;

3. Sustain training on emergency preparedness at all levels of the health sector;

4. Encourage cost-sharing among national, local, private sector, and other stakeholders in the implementation of various health rebuilding programs, projects, and activities;

5. Sustain networking activities with local and foreign funding institutions for possible fund assistance on health facility reconstruction programs;

6. Conduct of hazard assessment on all health facilities in coordination with DENR-MGB and DOST- PHIVOLCS

7. Construction of disaster-resilient structures taking into account the hazard present in the area

8. Conduct of inventory for all health structures, equipment and supplies

9. Synchronization of recovery and reconstruction plans of different organizations and agencies that work within the health sector to enhance systematic early recovery

10. Increase and provide additional funding allocation for the DOH- Health Facility Enhancement Program especially intended for repair and reconstruction of damaged facilities including Barangay Health Stations.

11. Strengthening of coordinative and collaborative processes between and among responding organizations in the health sector to ensure a smooth implementation of essential interventions.

12. Implementation of “build-back better” policy for all the totally destroyed facilities, retrofitting of partially damaged facilities, no build zone policy in high risk areas to substantially reduce vulnerability of our health facilities.

13. Moratorium of all loans payment schedule of all directly affected health workers and provision of financial assistance from DOH

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and thru additional loan entitlement from financing agencies to allow them to be relieved of financial burden and be able to deliver their functions as expected from them.

Education

Non-infrastructure aspect of education like instructional materials,

facilities and equipment was also damaged by Typhoon Pablo. It was a huge challenge to teachers and other staff of the affected school to continue to give better learning to affected students. Aside from that, there was an effect to the psycho-social development of the students that required continuous support from the specialists.

The schools in the Province of Compostela Valley suffered damages to

textbooks, desks, computers, furniture, appliances and other instructional materials in the amount of PhP 49,319,000.20 and the recommended funding requirement to replace is amounted to PhP 54,470,900.15. Funding from the national government, particularly from Department of Education (DepEd), is highly sought to restore damages and provide proper better learning atmosphere for the students. It is hoped that before the school year 2013-2014 starts by June 2013, these required instructional facilities would have been replaced.

Below is the summary of non-infrastructure damages of the education

sector in the province of Compostela Valley:

Table 10. Summary of Non- Infrastructure Damages, E ducation

Damages Compostela Monkayo Montevista New

Bataan Laak

Nabunturan,

Mawab and

Maragusan

COMPOSTELA

VALLEY

PROVINCE

Desks 3,668,314.00 3,668,314.00 129,272.00 203,203.00 9,649,126.50 216,281.00 17,534,510.50

Books 3,375,950.30 4,868,450.00 926,139.50 103,585.30 2,000,024.00 51,350.00 11,325,499.10

Boards 63,700.00 63,700.00 136,997.90 1,075,594.00 1,543,000.00 89,056.50 2,972,048.40

Computers 1,718,600.00 1,820,000.00 1,249,227.20 234,000.00 858,000.00 400,400.00 6,280,227.20

Appliances 371,930.00 650,000.00 650,000.00 1,591,200.00 35,100.00 3,298,230.00

Furniture 869,700.00 1,060,800.00 82,420.00 2,012,920.00

Others 427,700.00 1,300,000.00 396,565.00 2,600,000.00 1,060,800.00 110,500.00 5,895,565.00

Total 10,495,894.30 12,370,464.00 2,838,201.60 4,866,382.30 17,762,950.50 985,107.50 49,319,000.20

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Table 11. Report of Damages and Recommendation for Funding,

Education as of February 21, 2013

RANK

PRIORITY

PROJECTS/

ACIVITIES

LOCATION

AMOUNT

IMPLEMENTING

AGENCY

TIMELINE/

IMPLEMENTATIO

N PERIOD

REMARKS REPORTED

DAMAGE

(PhP)

RECOMMENDE

D FOR

FUNDING

(PhP)

1

Replacement

of Books,

Desks,,

Appliances

and other

instructional

materials

Compostela

Laak

Monkayo

Montevista

New Bataan

Nabunturan/

Maragusan

and Mawab

10,495,894.30

17,762,950.50

12,370,464.00

2,838,201.60

4,866,382.30

985,107.50

11,765,483.70

19,539,245.55

13,607,510.40

3,122,021.75

5,353,020.50

1,083,618.25

Department of

Education

Regional and

Division Offices

Before Classes

start on June

2013

Provision of

the needed

non-infra

requirement

to facilitate

learning.

TOTAL 49,319,000.20 54,470,900.15

RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Construction of DRR compliant classrooms. 2. Subject all schools to Geo-hazard Assessment. 3. Revitalize DRR mainstreaming in school curricula. 4. Require all schools to train and organize School Disaster

Management Committee at all levels. 5. Local Government Units to construct evacuation centers so as

to minimize the use of school facilities at the occurrence of disasters.

Shelter

A total of 49,613 housing units were partially damage, in varying

degrees, which rendered people homeless or internally displaced. All the damaged houses were privately owned and the total estimated cost in seven (7) most affected municipalities amounted to PhP 211,625,400.00.

Table 12. Damages, Shelter

MUNICIPALITY

DAMAGES TO HOUSING UNITS

PARTIALLY DAMAGED

UNITS DAMAGE COST

COMPOSTELA 9,649 48,245,000.00

MONKAYO 13,106 65,530,000.00

LAAK 8,711 43,555,000.00

MONTEVISTA 5,495 27,475,000.00

NEW BATAAN 4,824 24,120,000.00

NABUNTURAN 7,342 962,400.00

PANTUKAN 486 1,738,000.00

TOTAL 49,613 211,625,400.00

To address the immediate needs of the shelter sector, the Local

Government Units together with the Humanitarian Aids Agencies provided GI sheets, tents, tarpaulin and other repair kits. The activity served 1,444 families yet, great number of houses needed to be made more habitable and repair of it should be instituted promptly.

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The shelter sector focuses its concern on the construction of houses on its original location but considered safe for habitation. The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) and DOST-NOAH has conducted geo-hazard assessment in the three hardest hit municipalities and delineated the “build and no build zone areas”.

Table 13. Report of Damages and Recommended Recovery/Reconstruction Needs, Shelter as of Februa ry 21, 2013

RANK PRIORITY PROJECTS/

ACIVITIES LOCATION

AMOUNT

IMPLEMENTING

AGENCY

TIMELINE/ IMPLEMENTATION

PERIOD

REMARKS REPORTED DAMAGE RECOMMENDED FOR

FUNDING

(PhP) (PhP)

1 Repair of Partially damaged houses

COMPOSTELA 48,245,000.00 96,490,000.00

NHA

April 2013 – December

There is an

urgent need

to provide

shelter

assistance to typhoon

victims to

restore normal

family living.

MONKAYO 65,530,000.00 131,060,000.00 2013

LAAK 43,555,000.00 87,110,000.00

MONTEVISTA 27,475,000.00 54,950,000.00

NEW BATAAN 24,120,000.00 48,240,000.00

NABUNTURAN 962,400.00 73,420,000.00

PANTUKAN 1,738,000.00 4,860,000.00

TOTAL 211,625,400.00 496,130,000.00

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. Legislate and implement the “No Build Zone Policy” in Geo-hazardous areas.

2. Participation to DRR activities to become a component for Purok and Barangay Clearance issuance.

3. Construction of DRR compliant housing units.

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RESETTLEMENT SECTOR

BACKGROUND

The Resettlement Sector covers the construction of permanent houses, the lot acquisition and land development of the area.

There is a need to resettle affected people who are living in critical

places as subscribed in geo-hazard maps and also those who are still in the evacuation centers and transitional camps. Aside from this, people who are currently in evacuation center are impediment to the learning of the students (they are using the schools as evacuation center). Furthermore, the needs of internally displaced people due to poor basic amenities that the schools are providing is indeed a deplorable situation to provide permanent housing to them.

Continuous coordination and resource-sharing among government

agencies and partner non-government and international organizations to establish resettlement projects remains a huge challenge.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

A total of 31,734 housing units were totally damaged registering a damage cost of PhP 3,152,430,260.00. Table 14. Estimated Damages of Housing Units by Mun icipality, Housing

Municipality

Damages to Housing Units

Totally Damaged

Units Estimated Damage

Compostela 8,883 452,950,000.00

Monkayo 8,044 1,071,030,000.00

Laak 5,815 770,430,000.00

Montevista 4,072 102,070,260.00

Nabunturan 2,052 658,250,000.00

New Bataan 1,954 97,700,000.00

TOTAL 30,820 3,152,430,260.00

Source: MDRRMCs


Based on the result of damage assessment, a total of 31,734 totally damaged houses has to be resettled through a construction of new housing units. Relative to this, 302.30 hectares of land was identified for resettlement sites to be purchased amouting to PhP 906,900,000.00 in the Municipalities of New Bataan, Compostela, Montevista, Nabunturan, Monkayo and Laak. The land development of these areas requires a total funding of PhP 2,646,250,000.00.

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Table 15. Report of Damages and Recommended Recovery/Reconstruction Needs, Housing as of Februa ry 21, 2013

IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK

The housing sector prioritizes the need to provide permanent housing

for the internally displaced population that is safe, accessible, and sustainable and one that will provide security of tenure for the inhabitants. There is a need for judicious prioritization of beneficiaries for post-disaster permanent housing projects. Priority is given to families that are still in temporary shelters and

Rank Priority PPA’s Location Amount for

Funding

Implementi

ng

Agencies

Timeline/I

mplemen

tation

Period

Re

mar

ks

REPORTED

DAMAGE

RECOMMENDED

FOR FUNDING

1 Resettlement

Land

Acquisition

Project

Compsotela-

94.66 has.

283,980,000.00 NHA

2013

Monkayo-

79.63 has

238,890,000.00 NHA

2013

New Bataan-

38.85 has.

21,120,000.00 NHA

2013

Montevista-

38.85 has.

116,550,000.00 NHA

2013

Laak-60.02

has.

180,060,000.00 NHA

2013

Nabunturan-

22.1 has.

66,300,000.00 NHA

2013

SUB-TOTAL 906,900,000.00

2 Resettlement

Land

Development

Project

Compsotela-

94.66 has.

756,300,000.00 NHA

2013

Monkayo-

79.63 has

693,020,000.00 NHA

2013

New Bataan-

38.85 has.

168,340,000.00 NHA

2013

Montevista-

38.85 has.

350,820,000.00 NHA

2013

Laak-60.02

has.

500,980,000.00 NHA

2013

Nabunturan-

22.1 has.

176,790,000.00 NHA

2013

SUB-TOTAL 2,646,250,000.00

Construction of

permanent

housing units

Compostela

(8,883) 452,950,000.00 1,110,375,000.00

Monkayo

(8,044)

1,071,030,000.

00 1,005,500,000.00

,

Laak

5,815) 770,430,000.00 726,875,000.00

Montevista

(4,072) 102,070,260.00 509,000,000.00

Nabunturan

(2,052) 658,250,000.00 256,500,000.00

New Bataan

(1,954) 97,700,000.00 244,250,000.00

SUB-TOTAL 3,852,500,000.00

GRAND TOTAL 7,405,650,000.00

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evacuation centers, families/house owners whose houses were totally damaged, and the poor and vulnerable families.

Thus, it is of utmost concern that all actors, partners, and stakeholders must establish a sustainable permanent housing program for the displaced as well as the high-risk communities located in flood and landslide prone areas and expedite the mobilization of resources for its implementation. Sustainable and disaster-resilient resettlement programs mean the integration of “build-back better” principles, which means construction, rehabilitation, and community building that is safer and smarter. This involves identifying hazard-free areas (Build Zone Areas) for resettlement projects, using disaster-resilient housing design and construction (e.g. concrete foundation), and community-based disaster risk reduction (e.g. early warning system).

Long-term land use planning and zoning of the affected municipalities that

incorporates multi-hazard risks on a systematic basis should also be undertaken by the respective provincial and city/municipal governments for sustainable and resilient recovery. RECOMMENDATIONS

To support and hasten the implementation of the housing and resettlement project for Typhoon “Pablo” victims, the following are highly recommended:

1. Facilitate the acquisition of lot for the resettlement project as

well as its land development in close coordination with the National Housing Authority (NHA), Local Government Units (LGU’s) and the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) for the determination of Build Zone and No Build Zone Areas of the municipalities;

2. Immediately undertake a policy study on which government

agency should lead the development and implementation of post-disaster housing, create as soon as possible the necessary institutional arrangements for more effective coordination and resource leveraging, and prepare a pre-disaster comprehensive and sustainable resettlement program to hasten the recovery process in case another catastrophic disaster occurs in the future;

3. Conduct an inventory and assessment of public lands that may

be suitable and utilized for permanent resettlement sites, whether for regular housing and resettlement projects or for post-disaster housing and encourage the practice of land banking among concerned government agencies and local governments; and

4. Strict enforcement of the Urban Development Housing Act and

Water Code of the Philippines.

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