El Salvador - GFDRR
El Salvador - GFDRR
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98 | <strong>El</strong> <strong>Salvador</strong>: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment<br />
TABLE 40. PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO WATER WITHIN THE HOME<br />
Municipality Urban Rural<br />
San Vicente 82.5 63.2<br />
Verapaz 83.3 67.8<br />
Paraíso de Osorio 40.2 11.0<br />
San Antonio Masahuat 65.2 35.0<br />
San Emigdio 26.6 11.0<br />
San Francisco Chinameca 56.5 18.3<br />
San Juan Nonualco 90.7 36.6<br />
San Luis La Herradura 64.0 25.1<br />
San Pedro Masahuat 39.3 43.1<br />
Panchimalco 75.7 36.6<br />
Santo Tomas 68.2 22.2<br />
Source: Population and Housing Census, 2007, DIGESTYC.<br />
TABLE 41. VALUE OF WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE WORK<br />
IN HOMES TOTALLY OR PARTIALLY DESTROYED<br />
Department Women a US$ thousands<br />
La Libertad 112 70.2<br />
San <strong>Salvador</strong> 1,263 789.9<br />
Cuscatlán 730 456.8<br />
La Paz 1,835 1,147.8<br />
San Vicente 1,614 1,009.5<br />
Total 5,554 3,474.1<br />
Source: Population and Housing Census, 2007 DIGESTYC.<br />
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Women with reproductive work.<br />
Although the abovementioned survey of shelters has not been conducted, visits by various NGOs, IS-<br />
DEMU and mission members have found a good level of organization, a certain degree of protection and<br />
deficient coverage of articles for hygiene and of women’s underwear.