Reports

Due to the latest crisis in Syria, DTM Iraq launched an emergency tracking tool on 14 October to monitor population fleeing the conflict and crossing into Iraq. The information presented here is collected by IOM at the relevant border points and covers all the displaced population. — 237 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela village on 30 October This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points since 14 October to 12,748 individuals — All arrivals were transported to Bardarash Camp by bus  

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq has launched an emergency tracking tool to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points. Only people being displaced by the conflict will be reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings will not be covered. — 2,468 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages from October 18 to 20. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points in the last 7 days to 4,130. — All arrivals were transported to Bardarash Camp by bus, 599 from Sahela and 869 from Alwaleed.

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq has launched an emergency tracking tool to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points. Only people being displaced by the conflict will be reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings will not be covered. —1,271 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages on October 21. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points in the last 8 days to 5,401 — All arrivals were transported to Bardarash Camp by bus, 429 from Sahela and 842 from Alwaleed

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq has launched an emergency tracking tool to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points. Only people being displaced by the conflict will be reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings will not be covered. — 1,829 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages on October 22. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points in the last 9 days to 7,230. — All arrivals were transported to Bardarash Camp by bus, 565 from Sahela and 1,264 from Alwaleed.

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq has launched an emergency tracking tool to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points. Only people being displaced by the conflict will be reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings will not be covered. — 1,200 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages on October 23. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points in the last 10 days to 8,430. — All arrivals were transported to Bardarash Camp by bus, 508 from Sahela and 692 from Alwaleed

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq has launched an emergency tracking tool to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points. Only people being displaced by the conflict will be reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings will not be covered. — 1,738 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages on October 24. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points in the last 10 days to 10,168. — All arrivals were transported to Bardarash Camp by bus, 328 from Sahela and 1,410 from Alwaleed

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq launched an emergency tracking tool on 14  October to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points Fishkhabour and Ibrahim Al Khalil in Dahuk Al Fao and Rabi’a in Ninewa and nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages in Ninewa Only people being displaced by the conflict are reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings are not covered This information is collected by IOM staff specifically posted at the relevant border points to meet with the displaced population Age, gender, and area of origin data is gathered from heads of household during registration for transportation. — 374 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela village on October 27. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points since October 14 to 12,014 individuals — All arrivals were transported to Gawilan Camp by bus. — Of today’s arrivals, 48 per cent are male and 52 per cent are female • Around half of today’s arrivals is under 18 years of age • The majority of today’s arrivals came from Al Hasaka Allepo and Al Raqqa

Due to the latest military operations in Syria, DTM Iraq launched an emergency tracking tool on 14  October to monitor potential population flow coming through pre-selected border points Fishkhabour and Ibrahim Al Khalil in Dahuk Al Fao and Rabi’a in Ninewa and nearby Sahela and Alwaleed villages in Ninewa Only people being displaced by the conflict are reported in this update and usual border activities and crossings are not covered This information is collected by IOM staff specifically posted at the relevant border points to meet with the displaced population Age, gender, and area of origin data is gathered from heads of household during registration for transportation. — 224 individuals have crossed through the informal points nearby Sahela village on October 28. This brings the total of individuals having crossed these points since October 14 to 12,238 individuals. — All arrivals were transported to Gawilan Camp by bus. — Of today’s arrivals, 42 per cent are male and 58 per cent are female, and about 43 per cent are 18 years of age or below. — The majority of today’s arrivals came from Ras al-Ain and Qamishli sub districts in Al-Hasaka and Ain-Arab/Kobane in Aleppo. Other major sub districts of origin include Amuda,Darbasiya, Tel-Abiad and Al-Malikiyah.

The DTM Ethiopia Site Assessment Durable Solutions Index Report measures the progress of IDP populations towards overcoming displacement-related vulnerabilities by examining specific criteria outlined within the IASC Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons. The composite index is made up of 24 indicators from DTM Ethiopia's Site Assessment and treated as sub-criteria in measuring the 5 core criteria of the IASC Framework. In this report, the index is applied to 10 selected sites. 

Dans le cadre de la prévention et gestion des conflits agro-pastoraux, l’OIM met en œuvre un projet dans le département de la Grande Sido (province du Moyen-chari), dont l’un des volets est le suivi des mouvements de transhumance et la collecte des alertes liées aux conflits agro-pastoraux. Les données sont collectées auprès des éleveurs au cours de leurs mouvements de recherche des pâturages pour leurs bétails (aussi bien des mouvements internes qu’externes) . Ce tableau de bord présente les résultats des collectes réalisées durant le mois d'Août 2019.

As part of the prevention and management of agro-pastoral conflicts, IOM is implementing a project in the département of Grande Sido (Moyen-chari province), whose components include the tracking of transhumance movements and the collecting of alerts related to agro-pastoral conflicts. Data is collected from herders over the course of their journey in search of pastures for their livestock (both internal and cross-border movements are counted). This dashboard presents results of data collections carried out in the département of Grande Sido during the month of August 2019.

Following heavy rains on 26-27 October 2019, a large number of people have been displaced in Lamurde, Numan, Demsa, Guyuk, Girei, Fufore, Yola North and Yola South Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Nigeria’s northeastern state of Adamawa. An estimated 381 houses have been damaged, 493 houses partially damaged, with over 365 water and sanitation facilities destroyed, affecting 12,092 individuals (2,325 households). In Purakayo ward of Guyuk LGA, 2 people were reportedly killed by the flash floods and an unconfirmed number of people injured in the eight affected LGAs of Adamawa.   Most of the farmland have been submerged in water leading to a heavy loss of farm produce, livestock and other valuable items worth millions of Naira destroyed. Demsa LGA is the most affected with an estimated 5,050 individuals (842 households), followed by Numan LGA with 2,149 individuals (456 households). Yola North, Girei, Yola South, Fufore, Guyuk and Lamurde LGAs account for the remaining 4,893 (1,027 households) displaced individuals.   The most affected population are children, 6,813 individuals (56%) and women, 2,488 individuals (21%). Five per cent (581 individuals) are elderly, with men accounting for the remaining 2,210 individuals (18%).   Majority of the displaced persons are currently living with friends and relatives in various host community locations in Borrong, Jambutu, Modire/Vinikilang and Bare wards within the affected LGAs, while some without shelter are staying in high grounds in their farmland. They are in urgent need of shelter, food items, Non-Food Items (NFIs), WASH and health care services.