BACOLODBALOI

BAROY

ILIGANCITY

KAPATAGAN

SULTAN NAGADIMAPORO

KAUSWAGAN

KOLAMBUGAN

LALA

LINAMON

MAGSAYSAY

MAIGOMATUNGAO

MUNAI

NUNUNGAN

PANTAORAGAT

POONAPIAGAPO

SALVADOR

SAPAD

TAGOLOAN

TANGCAL

TUBOD PANTAR

ALUBUJIDCAGAYAN DE

ORO CITY

CLAVERIA

CITY OF ELSALVADOR

GITAGUM

INITAO

JASAAN

LAGUINDINGAN

LIBERTAD

LUGAITMANTICAO

NAAWANOPOL

TAGOLOAN

VILLANUEVA

BALABAGAN

BALINDONG(WATU)

BAYANG

BINIDAYAN

BUBONG

BUTIG

GANASSI

KAPAI

LUMBA-BAYABAO(MAGUING)

LUMBATAN

MADALUMMADAMBA

MALABANG

MARANTAO

MARAWICITY

MASIU

MULONDO

PAGAYAWAN(TATARIKAN)

PIAGAPO

POONABAYABAO

(GATA)PUALAS

DITSAAN-RAMAIN

SAGUIARAN

TAMPARANTARAKA

TUBARAN

TUGAYA

WAO

MAROGONG

CALANOGAS

BUADIPOSO-BUNTONG

MAGUING

SULTANGUMANDER

LUMBAYANAGUE

BUMBARAN

TAGOLOAN II

KAPATAGAN

LUMBACA-UNAYAN

BARIRA

LANAODEL NORTE

MISAMISORIENTAL

LANAODEL SUR

MAGUINDANAO

Participating Agencies: 1 Tabang, Al-Mujadilah Foundation, CFSI, EcoWeb, Inc., Gitib, Inc., IDEALS, IOM, Kalimudan Foundation, Kapamagogopa, Inc., LDSPC, LYC, MARADECA, Moropreneur, MuCaard, OCHA, Oxfam, RCBW, RDRRAC, RIDO, Ranaw Rescue Team, Samaritan’s Purse, UNHCR, UNICEF, UnYPhil-Women, WFP

Updates on assistance (based on ongoing protection monitoring by UNHCR and protection partners)Home-based IDPs and those in community-based facilities receive assistance less often than those staying in Evacuation Centers. In Malabang, Saguiaran, Kolambugan, Opol, Baloi, selected barangays in Iligan City and selected barangays in Cagayan de Oro City, Humanitarian assistance was last received between 1-2 months ago.

a.

b.

Survey period21-28 August 2017

205field enumerators

30Municipalities

3 Cities

Municipalities reached by intent survey

DATE CREATED: 12 October 2017 FEEDBACK: phicoprc@unhcr.org by the United Nations.

25agencies & organizations

Intention Survey and Needs AssessmentSNAPSHOT:

Armed Confrontations and Displacement in Marawi (AFP vs Pro-ISIS militants)Amplifying the voice of IDP s

representing

18.47% of 78,466 displaced families

14,491 heads of families

8days

Evacuation Centers

Topmost humanitarian assistance received (since displacement)

Key advocacy / Protection Messages

Community-based ECs

By Gender By Age Bracket

Home-based IDPs

Food Medical Assistance Water Hyiene kits

Food Medical Assistance Water Hygiene kits

Food Medical AssistanceCash

13-17 18-30 31-45 46-59 60 & above

Hygiene kits

Water36%

8%

7%

57%

9%

8%

56%

9%

8%

56%

10%

8%

79%

11%

3%

35% 35%

22%

12% 14%

10% 8%

male female

Food

MedicalAssistance

Feeding forchildren

CashAssistance Hygiene kits

13%

Hygiene kits

Access to Humanitarian Assistance

Location map

IDPs’ Top 5 means of meeting basic needs

4Ps

ReliefAssistance

Remittance fromrelatives abroad

Pantawid PamilyangPilipino Program

Local FinancialAssistance

Savings

91%

98%

97%

94%

63%

38%

45%

63%

33%

40%

59%

28%

26%

20% 18% 9% 8%

Note: The percentage indicated represents the population receiving the assistance.Respondents answered on the basis of type of assistance received at least one since their time of displacement. The respondents could select multiple responses.

Improve protection and access to assistance, particularly for home-based IDPs and IDPs in community-based ECs in terms of type and frequency to meet needs given that 91% primarily depend on relief assistance to meet basic needs. Particular attention should be given to those who have received the least assistance in the past 1-2 months.

Priority needs vary according to gender roles performed by individuals in coping with their situation while in displacement. Age-specific and gender-specific assessment of needs and prioritization of response should be reinforced.