1. November 22, 2018

2. TARGET BENEFICIARIES & GEOGRAPHICAL OUTREACH
The hardest hit areas are…
The Philippine Government has identified a priority corridor covering 171 municipalities in 14 provinces and six regions.
Western Visayas
(Panay Island)
Eastern Visayas (Leyte & Samar Provinces)
CARE has reached…
7 provinces in 2 regions (including Hagupit response)
43 municipalities
489 barangays (villages)
Tacloban
Target beneficiaries: 300,000 people or 60,000 households
Actual: 318,650 people or 68,170 households (as of Dec. 2014)
Central Visayas

3. CARE HAIYAN RESPONSE
GOAL: Affected communities (men, women, boys and girls in Region 6 and 8) have recovered, built back safer and have increased resilience
Funding over three ( ) years – US$ 30 million

4. CARE INTERVENTIONS Emergency food relief
Blanket food package distributions in Leyte and Western Samar
Targeted food distributions in Panay
Worth USD19 – 43 per household

5. CARE INTERVENTIONS Non-Food Items
Distribution of NFIs such as kitchen sets, blankets, mats, mosquito nets, flashlights etc.

6. CARE INTERVENTIONS Shelter
Distribution of emergency shelter kits (tarps, repair kits, and non-food items) worth USD26
Distribution of shelter repair kits (CGI roofing sheets, fixings, tools and cash) plus cash (USD258); top-up cash assistance (USD135)
Technical assistance and training on building back safer

7. LIVELIHOODS STRATEGY Household-Level Livelihoods:
Households receive total USD181 (PhP8,000) in two installments
Livelihood types: agriculture, fisheries and aquatic, livestock, manufacturing and processing, etc.
Activities:
Beneficiary targeting using an economic and vulnerability selection tool and formation of barangay selection committee
Livelihoods planning & money management orientation
Provision of cash grant
Technical assistance
Monitoring

8. Cash allows flexibility
To choose the specification and quality of inputs and avail of discounts
To pay for transportation costs of larger items (draft animals and farm equipment)
In farming IGAs, to purchase cuttings and plants at their own pace, instead of planting all at once
Cash also enabled recipients to interact intensively with markets and support the local economy.
November 22, 2018

9. LIVELIHOODS STRATEGY COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE FACILITY (CEF)
The CEF provides financial support, training and value chain support to community groups such as women’s organizations and cooperatives to help strengthen the development of local value chains like livestock, rice, root crops and retailing.
Target: 288 enterprises
Approved: 94 enterprises
Facilitating Partners: 6
Amount per enterprise: between USD1,700 and USD17,155
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10. LIVELIHOODS STRATEGY WOMEN ENTERPRISE FUND (WEF)
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WOMEN ENTERPRISE FUND (WEF)
CARE has created the WEF to provide financial assistance to women engaged in businesses that have a benefit to their local community.
Target: 600 women entrepreneurs
Approved: 29 WEFs
Amount per entrepreneur: up to USD1,111.00

11. November 22, 2018

12. Advantages of partnering with MFIs
Costs to beneficiaries (time and money) are minimal because cash was delivered to barangays
Preparedness of the partner to advance cash grant payments
Willingness of the partner to make payments on weekends
The partner is able to build relationship with the recipients that can evolve into a creditor relationship in the future
November 22, 2018

13. Advantages of partnering with CARE
Generated additional resources
Provided opportunity to be tapped by other INGOs
Enabled the members to rehabilitate micro businesses
November 22, 2018

14. CARE PHILIPPINES OFFICES
QUEZON CITY OFFICE
TACLOBAN OFFICE
PANAY OFFICE

15. CARE PHILIPPINES PARTNERS (LEYTE & WESTERN SAMAR)
Assistance & Cooperation for Community Resilience & Development
Leyte Center for Development, Inc.
Metro Ormoc (Ormoc City) Community Cooperative Inc.

16. CARE PHILIPPINES PARTNERS (PANAY)
Pontevedra Vendors Development Cooperative Inc. (Capiz)
Sara Credit Multi-Purpose Cooperative (Iloilo)
Uswag Development Foundation Inc. (Aklan)
Laua-an Multi-Purpose Cooperative (Antique)

17. CARE PHILIPPINES PARTNERS (CEF)
Antique Development Foundation
Business Fair Trade Consulting
Capiz Network for Enterprise Development
Leyte Center for Development, Inc.
Uswag Development Foundation Inc. (Aklan)
RDI
Rural Development Initiative

18. Thank you!
November 22, 2018