Philippines Emergency (Typhoon Haiyan) UNICEF Supply Response

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Philippines Emergency (Typhoon Haiyan) UNICEF Supply Response (8 November - 3 December 2013) Flights from China, India & Thailand

Estimated population affected*:

Flights from Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, UK, UAE & USA

14.4 6 4

million

million children (2 million under-5) million people displaced

Total supplies delivered (international):

524 $5.78 17 MT

(* OCHA, 29 November 2013)

Supply staff deployed:

Manila

14

million

flights

Roxas Tacloban

Value of donated cargo space:

$550,000

Including from: British Airways, Emirates and KLM.

Cebu

UNICEF Supply Staff Deployment Locations Air Freight from Europe, Middle East and Asia

UNICEF Response The first UNICEF supplies arrived in the Philippines within 72 hours of Typhoon Haiyan striking, supplementing pre-positioned UNICEF supplies in the country. As the scale of the disaster became evident, and a Level 3 emergency was declared, UNICEF Supply, in coordination with the Philippines Country Office, has flown more than 500 metric tonnes of emergency supplies into the country. In addition to supplies, 14 supply and logistics staff have been deployed to support the local emergency response, including receiving goods, warehousing, distribution and monitoring of goods to ensure they are reaching the affected population.

Key supplies delivered:

(International procurement delivered as of 3 December 2013)

Water & Sanitation:

RUTF

367,000 Water purification tablets: 1 tablet makes 4-5 litres of clean

Nutrition: 586,500 sachets of ready-to-use-therapeutic food enough to treat

water. For a family of 5, one month supply of clean drinking water is covered by 450 tablets

3,920 severely malnourished children)

1.35 million sachets of micronutrient powder for food fortification

3,000 Basic Family Water Kits enough for 30,000 families - each kit

and micronutrient supplementation, one sachet per child per day

contains soap, water purification tablets, buckets and jerry cans for 10 families.

Health: 43 Interagency Emergency Health Kits: each kit contains essential

Education:

medicines, medical devices and health supplies for a population of 10,000 for 3 months.

375 School-in-a-Carton Kits: each contains school supplies and learning materials for 40 children for 3 months

Shelter:

478 Recreation Kits: each kit is designed to cater for up to 90 children playing simultaneously.

189 tents for the creation of child friendly spaces, including temporary

200 Early Childhood Development Kits: each kit contains art, reading

schools.

and play items, water and sanitation items and caregiver supplies for 40 children aged 6 months to 6 years.

OPV

Visit: www.unicef.org/supply

Vaccines: 1.2 million doses Oral Polio Vaccine


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