Total families displaced (as of 19 June 2017): 291 families (1203 individuals) Displacement data: Male – 489 Female – 494 Children – 601 Profiling ▪ Local SWDO undertook primary profiling activity. ▪ DSWD has information as well. Protection Monitoring: ▪ No protection monitoring activities yet. ▪ Protection Cluster is also not yet in place. Advocacy ▪ Limited advocacy activities in the area; most information comes from the Barangay. Camp Coordination and Camp Management ▪ There are camp leaders but no specific camp manager; the Barangay captain acts as the camp manager. Right to Food ▪ The food the people have is sufficient and adequate. ▪ No health issues with the distributed food. ▪ Most of the food provided is halal. ▪ The people, however, are tired of eating the same goods everyday. Right to Water and Sanitation ▪ No adequate water as the water system project in the area is still unfinished. ▪ Potable water comes from rations. ▪ People wash clothes with water from the nearby handpump or in the river. ▪ Toilets are lacking; four are promised to be constructed in addition to the already available toilets and latrines. Right to Education ▪ Not all children were able to attend school due to lack of supplies. ▪ Children were not provided with school supplies. Right to Healthcare ▪ The IDPs request for a health clinic in the area. Rights to Clothing ▪ No clothing for everyone since they arrived in the area. Only blankets were received as donations ▪ There were no dialogues, information dissemination, and/or efforts to prevent or avoid conditions leading to displacements as: - As the onset of the armed conflict was abrupt and unexpected. - The families thought the conflict will end in two or three days, and that they can return to their homes. Disaster Preparedness Plan ▪ As far as the informants are concerned, they are not aware that the PLGU or the City Government has local Disaster Plan publicized to them. ▪ There are homebased IDPs within the locality surrounding the EC. ▪ The DSWD are still considering to include them, including the host families. Installation of Warning Devices/Mechanism ▪ No knowledge Reasons that compelled or forced to leave habitual residence ▪ Criminal offenses and other unlawful acts – terrorism and/or rebellion ▪ Attack on and destruction of property and possession (the IDPs houses and other personal properties) Consultations to secure the free and informed consent of the community ▪ None due to the character of the cause of displacement 85