The El Nino and DRM Extreme weather fueled by El

Niño has the potential to wreak havoc, potentially

driving families from their homes, hurting

people’s ability to earn an

income, and triggering food

shortages due to

disrupted

agriculture

production.

HOW CEBU PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO EL NINO?

PhP58,215,624.54 Damages

PhP12,371,830.00 damages

Dropping Water level North and Central Cebu Experiencing

Dry lands

HOW CEBU PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT RESPONDS TO EL NINO?

15720 Seeds and Seedlings

Vaccination campaign

2500 sacks of Rice to affected families

Programme Development for Cacao and Bamboos in the watersheds and rivers

Agri-Relief Package

Municipality Number of Sacks

Barili 40

Sogod 150

Toledo 10

Santander 300

Ginatilan 200

Moalboal 300

Consolacion 100

Toledo 100

Balamban 10

Dalaguete 5

Bantayan 1285

TOTAL 2500

Rice Distribution to Affected Families

Agri-Relief Packages

111 Water Tanks 199 PE Hose (1.5”) 207 PE Hose (1”) 3252 Jerry Cans 915 Sprinklers

22 Water Pumps 190 Pipes (1.5”) 375 Pipes (1”) 26 Municipalities

• Development of Cebu Provincial Cacao Roadmap with all stakeholders

• Executive Order on Cebu Provincial Water Resources Authority

• Implementation of Long-term El Nino Response Plan

• Creation of Water Unit within the PENRO

• Continued IEC on Water, Environment alongside DRR and CCA

• Continuous engagement with Private, CSOs and NGOs

Policies and Institutional Initiatives

What Long Term Plans do we see?

Increased Budget

Water Infrastructure