1. Report on the Humanitarian Situation of the affected people by Typhoon Haiyan Philippines – November 2013 ICHAD - OIC Humanitarian Situation till 25/11/2013 -Stated figures in this report are changing due to the ongoing verification/validation. -Stated fugues in this report are collected from UN agencies, Philippines government, OIC delegation and International and Islamic humanitarian organizations.

2. Philippines in Numbers 92 million total population of the Philippines (2010). 300,000 km 2 is total area of Philippines. 27.9% of the population fell below the poverty line (2012).

3. Philippines Disasters in 2013 Tropical Depression Shanshan 18 February 2013 260,000 Affected People Tropical Depression Shanshan 18 February 2013 260,000 Affected People Typhoon Utor 12 August 2013 281,700 Affected People Typhoon Utor 12 August 2013 281,700 Affected People Floods and Landslides 17 August 2013 250,000 Affected People Floods and Landslides 17 August 2013 250,000 Affected People Typhoon Usagi 21 September 2013 48,000 Affected People Typhoon Usagi 21 September 2013 48,000 Affected People Typhoon Nari 12 October2013 200,000 Affected People Typhoon Nari 12 October2013 200,000 Affected People Earthquake 15 October 2013 334,300 Affected People Earthquake 15 October 2013 334,300 Affected People Typhoon Haiyan 8 November 2013 13,200,000 Affected People Typhoon Haiyan 8 November 2013 13,200,000 Affected People

4. What Happened?? Typhoon Haiyan (locally known as Yolanda) hits 9 regions in Philippines, inhabited by 50 million people, equivalent to 54% of total population of the Philippines.

5. Typhoon Haiyan landfall (direction and time)

6. Affected Regions by Typhoon Haiyan Regions VIII (Eastern Visayas), VI (Western Visayas) and VII (Central Visayas) are hardest hit, according to current information. Regions IV-A (CALABARZON), IV-B (MIMAROPA), V (Bicol), X (Northern Mindanao), XI (Davao) and XIII (Caraga) were also affected.

7. Humanitarian Situation and Critical Needs

8. Humanitarian Situation $ 548.5 Million

9. Affected and Displaced People regarding Areas

10. Summary Regional Statistics 25 November

11. Statistics of Region IV-A

12. Statistics of Region IV-B

13. Statistics of Region V

14. Statistics of Region VI

15. Statistics of Region VII

16. Statistics of Region VIII

17. Statistics of Region X

18. Statistics of Region XI

19. Statistics of Region XIII

20. Shelter Impact $ 548.5 Million

21. Distribution of Damaged houses

22. Risk of Malnutrition There is a high risk of severe malnutrition for children.

23. Health Problems Infra structure of the hospitals are highly affected. There is shortage in medical supplies. There is need for treatment capacity for TB, acute respiratory infections, dog bites, and wounds related to reconstruction.

24. Distribution of Medical Facilities regarding Population density

25. Food Security Crisis

26. WASH Needs Access to safe water remains a major challenge in many areas, including in island towns, access to drinking water remains a serious concern in Eastern Samar, Cebu, Iloilo and Capiz provinces.

27. Education Problems

28. Livelihood Impact

29. Distribution of Affected and Vulnerable Workers

30. Economic Impact