Information Dissemination ▪ No organized process for the dissemination of information; only through the Barangay captain. Capacity Building ▪ No capacity building activities yet. Humanitarian Assistance ▪ Humanitarian assistance is provided by the DSWD, the DOH (barangay health workers and medical missions), and other private donors. However, this camp does not have as much resources as the other camps. Peaceful Coexistence ▪ The Barangay captain usually mediates in the rare cases of fighting or disagreements in the area. ▪ Residents of Balo-i provided clothing for the IDPs. Right to Shelter ▪ Two to three families are staying per tent. ▪ Privacy is a common problem. ▪ Water also penetrates the tents during rains. ▪ Plywood (for flooring) has been provided to the IDPs. Right to Work ▪ IDPs do not have income-generating activities. ▪ They are requesting for cash-for-work activities. Rights of Women and Gender-based Violence ▪ No incident of violence against women. ▪ There is lack of provision for bra and underwear, napkins, and other womenrelated hygiene items. Request for mukna (prayer clothes) for women. Minorities ▪ None so far. Rights to Protection and Special Assistance to Children ▪ None so far. Children ▪ No complaints so far One of the main requests of many IDPs (especially the those who would like to work) is the reconstitution of their IDENTITY DOCUMENTS. Without it, they can’t go out of the ECs to look for work out of fear that they maybe apprehended and tagged as members of the armed group being pursued by the government troops. 86