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FIJI Post-Disaster Needs Assessment Province Pre-Disaster Post-Disaster Nadroga 0.8595 0.8242 Naitasiri 0.8688 0.8375 Namosi 1.0423 1.0122 Ra 0.9228 0.3688 Rewa 0.7873 0.7804 Rotuma 0.6750 0.6750 Serua 0.6851 0.6751 Tailevu 0.9539 0.8913 Source: Estimations by Assessment Team. Education Baseline information on the number of schools that existed and of students enrolled before the disaster was obtained. Data on the number of disaster-affected schools – whether totally or significantly damaged – and the corresponding number of students that had to be relocated to other schools or other premises were also ascertained. Table 15 shows the baseline information and the estimated values of the pre- and post-disaster education index. Table 15: Pre- and Post-Disaster Education Index by Province Province Pre-Disaster Post-Disaster Number of Students Enrolled Education Index Number of Students Affected Education Index Ba 57,056 1.0000 34,460 0.3960 Bua 4,018 1.0000 1,177 0.7071 Cakaudrove 15,597 1.0000 8,410 0.4608 Kadavu 3,004 1.0000 126 0.9581 Lau 2,682 1.0000 591 0.7796 Lomaiviti 5,565 1.0000 4,359 0.2167 Macuata 17,894 1.0000 1,400 0.9218 Nadroga 14,343 1.0000 3,332 0.7677 Naitasiri 31,429 1.0000 3,746 0.8808 Namosi 1,653 1.0000 1,143 0.3085 Ra 8,431 1.0000 7,975 0.0541 Rewa 35,137 1.0000 11,937 0.6603 Rotuma 521 1.0000 1.0000 Serua 5,211 1.0000 2,133 0.5907 Tailevu 16,831 1.0000 5,547 0.6704 Source: Estimations by Assessment Team. Health Data on pre-disaster morbidity levels in disaster-induced disease for the months of February and March of 2015 and 2016 were obtained and analyzed. Only the number of patients with digestive disease conditions increased following the disaster due to the consumption of unsafe drinking water. On that basis, the health index was estimated for pre- and post-disaster conditions (Table 16). 38 Tropical Cyclone Winston, February 20, 2016
FIJI Post-Disaster Needs Assessment Table 16: Pre- and Post-Disaster Health Index by Province Province Population Pre-Disaster Post-Disaster Number of Cases Health Index Number of Cases Health Index Ba 244,366 298 0.9988 623 0.9975 Bua 15,148 164 0.9892 234 0.9846 Cakaudrove 52,480 320 0.9939 700 0.9867 Kadavu 10,854 93 0.9914 94 0.9913 Lau 11,455 1.0000 1.0000 Lomaiviti 17,296 79 0.9954 18 0.9990 Macuata 76,648 875 0.9886 168 0.9978 Nadroga 61,799 236 0.9962 15 0.9998 Naitasiri 168,711 80 0.9995 114 0.9993 Namosi 7,300 1.0000 1.0000 Ra 31,329 75 0.9976 1.0000 Rewa 106,329 524 0.9951 538 0.9949 Rotuma 19,282 1.0000 238 0.9877 Serua 58,957 1.0000 1.0000 Tailevu 2,166 278 0.8716 44 0.9797 Source: Estimations by Assessment Team. Water Supply The most recent information on household access to safe water service was used to define the baseline for the analysis. Such data was combined with information on the number of affected households that due to the disaster caused by TC Winston no longer had direct access to a safe water supply. Table 17 shows the values of the safe water access index for pre-disaster and post-disaster conditions. Table 17: Pre- and Post-Disaster Water Supply Access Index by Province Province Pre-Disaster Post-Disaster Number of Households Number of Households with Access Water Access Index Number of Houses Disconnected Number of Households with Access Water Access Index Ba 52,570 48,047 0.9140 7,735 40,312 0.7668 Bua 3,205 2,654 0.8281 1,129 1,525 0.4758 Cakaudrove 10,708 9,422 0.8799 3,712 5,710 0.5332 Kadavu 2,387 2,148 0.8999 2,148 0.8999 Lau 2,440 2,329 0.9545 391 1,939 0.7945 Lomaiviti 3,568 3,285 0.9207 1,487 1,799 0.5041 Macuata 16,411 13,155 0.8016 15 13,140 0.8007 Nadroga 12,871 8,360 0.6495 381 7,980 0.6200 Naitasiri 33,551 32,435 0.9667 907 31,529 0.9397 Namosi 1,423 1,411 0.9916 41 1,370 0.9628 Ra 6,821 5,353 0.7848 3,570 1,784 0.2615 Rewa 22,157 22,019 0.9938 144 21,876 0.9873 Rotuma 484 484 1.0000 484 1.0000 Serua 3,970 3,935 0.9912 38 3,897 0.9816 Tailevu 11,619 11,091 0.9546 682 10,410 0.8959 Source: Estimations by Assessment Team. Tropical Cyclone Winston, February 20, 2016 39
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