Table 5: SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: SURGE

Decision Areas

POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION

URBAN-LAND USE

URBAN-LAND USE

CRITICAL FACILITIES

CRITICAL FACILITIES

WATER SUPPLY

WATER SUPPLY

POWER

POWER

ROADS
ROADS

NATURAL RESOURCES

NATURAL RESOURCES
FINDINGS: SURGE

BARANGAY

10,855 HH (37,614 persons) are at high risk to surge

9.75% of the affected HH live in makeshift housing

46.93% of the affected household live below the poverty threshold

22.34% of the affected HH are informal settlers

1.16 % of the HH are malnourished

27.65% of the affected HH are young and old dependents

25% are philhealth members

1.18% are persons with disability

An estimated 5.52B damage to property is epected due to surge covering an area of

552 hectares in various residential, commercial, institutional & socialized housing
Almost all areas in the city will be heavily affected except Area 7 just like what
happened to Typhoon yolanda in 2013.

An estimated 1.49B is expedted cost of the damage to the structures by the surge

A total of 232 number of structures is expedted to be damaged due to the surge

A total of 24,738 HH are affected if all water facilities are damaged

A total of 3.08B is the expected cost if all water facilities are destroyed

An estimated 5342 post is expected to be damaged by the surge in almost all ares in
the city and 36,099 HH affected
An estimated 53.42 million is expected cost due to the surge

An estimated 636M is expected to be damaged by the surge and 50 kilometers of

road length
There is an expected damage to practically all area in the city both for National & city
roads

A total of 222 hectres of Agriculture are expected to be damaged by the surge and
42.94M in cost
An average of 50% of the affected agricultural areas have access to alternative
livelihood
Decision Area Description Implications

AREA -1, 2 Cost of Lives

AREA -3, 4 No decent housing

AREA -5,6 Hunger

AREA -7,8 No decent housing

AREA -9-10 Cost of Lives

Cost of Lives

Most families have no access

to health care
PWD need assistance

AREA -1, 2,3,4,5 Destruction of Properties

AREA -6,8,9,10 Destruction of Properties

AREA -1, 2,3,4,5 No potential evacuation

centers
AREA -6,7,8,9,10 No potential evacuation
centers

AREA -1, 2,3,4,5 No water supply

AREA -6,7,8,9,10 No water supply

AREA -1, 2,3,4,5 No power

AREA -6,7,8,9,10 No power

Majority of National Roads No mobility

Majority of City Roads No mobility

93 Bagacay,94 Tigbao, 97 Cabalawan, 99 Food Security in Peril

Diit,101 newkawayan
102 old kawayan,105 San Isidro, 106 Sto Food Security in Peril
Nino, 108 Tagpuro
Policy Intervention

Temporarily move vulnerable people to Resilient

Evacuation Centers
Assist the poor to Retrofit Structures against disasters

Enhance 4P's program to uplift the cost of living

standards of the poor
Intensify the program to have a new decent house for
the poor
Periodic nutritioning to the poor in order to address
malnutrition
Priority Assistance to the dependents in times of
disaster.
Government program to make health care free for the
needy
Permanent solution to address PWD problems

Retrofit Structures against surge

Abandon risky structures and transfer to permanent

safer areas to avoid future disaster

Retrofit Structures against surge

Abandon risky structures and transfer to permanent

safer areas to avoid future disaster.

Government & HH owners must work together to

protect structures against surge
Government & HH owners must work together to
protect structures against surge

Retrofit Structures against surge

Change old post or retrofit structures against surge

Embankments along danger side

Embankments along danger side

Retrofit the Agri-Structure

City must intensify access to alternative livelihood.