Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene  Even when relief goods arrive, the immediate help that is provided is food. The specific needs of women (sanitary napkins, other necessities for personal hygiene) are not addressed. There are no health care kits or dignity kits distributed to them.  Lack of proper hygiene in evacuation centers makes it dangerous for pregnant women.  2. During disasters such as typhoon, there is no food, shelter, water. Effect of natural disasters, climate change and/ or development aggression on children The children also suffer from specific vulnerabilities. Among those pointed out are:  Disruption in education  Children are exposed to trafficking, child labor and prostitution  Depression, trauma, self-pity and sickness. Children are more prone to diseases in the evacuation centers. Psycho-social debriefing or rehabilitation is sorely lacking. 3.  Some cases where children commit crimes, turn to drugs, are noted.  In areas of armed conflict, children are recruited as soldiers/combatant VAW during armed conflict or during disasters Although the groups could not pinpoint specific documented cases of VAW during these times, they shared that there is high incidence of trafficking and prostitution of women and girls after the occurrence of a disaster or armed conflict. In Regions 1, 4, 5, and 7, (26.66% of the regional FGDs) the participants shared that accounts of violence have been observed towards victims of calamities and displacements but many of these are usually unreported and undocumented. Consequently, these are not addressed. Prostitution, labor exploitation and early marriages occur. Reports of extrajudicial killings have been observed in Region 7. Cases of drug abuse also become widespread. In 71