U N D P - D A P B o h o l E c o t o w n H e a l t h S e c t o r P a g e | 21 Water – Water-related diseases can be classified by route of transmission, thus distinguishing between water-borne (ingested) and water-washed diseases (caused by lack of hygiene). There are four main considerations to take into account when evaluating the relationship between health outcomes and exposure to changes in rainfall, water availability and quality: • linkages between water availability, household access to improved water, and the health burden due to diarrhoeal diseases; • the role of extreme rainfall (intense rainfall or drought) in facilitating water-borne outbreaks of diseases through piped water supplies or surface water; • effects of temperature and runoff on microbiological and chemical contamination of coastal, recreational and surface waters; • direct effects of temperature on the incidence of diarrhoeal disease. Score Significance 0-2.1 Low Adaptive Capacity. The health system is lacking in two of the three key areas of adaptive capacity. There is little, if any, of the parameters of Technology, Information and Skills, and Institution, inherent or in place within the organization. 2.2-4.2 Medium Adaptive Capacity. The health system is equipped with baseline features within the three key areas. 4.3-6.3 High Adaptive Capacity. The health system is well equipped to respond to the proliferation of the disease under study. The organization has the ability to prevent transmission of the disease. A.) Alienable and Disposable (A & D) : 12,897 has. (production & built-up area) B.) Timberland : 2,125 has. (protected area) CLASS OF SOIL: Batuan Faraon Clay MAJOR RIVERS: Abatan, Loboc, Hanopol & Bongbong SOURCES OF LIVELIHOOD • • • • • Farming – 70.00% Cottage Industry - 9.15% Hog/Livestock Raising - 3.85% Employment - 15.00% Business - 2.00 Dr. Glenn Roy Paraso December 6, 2018