Reports

Between 1 and 31 November 2016, 2,598 outgoing migrants and 3,762 incoming migrants were registered in Arlit. During the same reporting period, 30,263 outgoing migrants and 6,524 incoming migrants were registered in Séguédine.

Les points de suivi des flux sont placés dans des endroits de passages sur la route migratoire du Niger. Les données sont collectés chaque jour dans les FMP our informer les mouvements et profils migratoires et offrir une apércu des mouvements migratoires dans la région. Les mouvements de migrants observés pendant le mois de Novembre ont beaucoup diminués par rapport aux mois précédents. Premièrement des mesures plus strictes ont été mises en place par le gouvernement du Niger pour empêcher la migration irrégulière. Deuxièmement, les difficultés existantes pour les migrants en Algérie rendent le voyage vers l’Algérie mais aussi vers le Niger sur ces axes moins attractifs pour les migrants. Plus de 8 000 mineurs ont été observés par les agents de monitoring des flux comme passant à travers les points de suivi des flux. Au cours de cette collecte de données, 1 525 individus sortants et 0 individus entrants ont été identifiés, portant un total de 311 036 individus sortants et 106 154 individus entrants depuis février 2016. La grande majorité des migrants identifiés (98%) sont des hommes.

This map is an annex to the report entitled “Internal displacements induced by natural and man-made hazards in Papua New Guinea (November 2016)”. It displays type and magnitude of displacement across Papua New Guinea as of November 2016. 

130,956 persons are reported to be internally displaced. This represents a 28% increase from previous month (October 2016) and an overall peak in 2016. There were around 14,900 IDPs in January 2016. 11 out of 18 provinces were covered by the DTM. The report includes sector specific needs by province. Because of funding issues, the next report (due in February 2017) will only cover three of the 18 provinces.

Throughout the last decade, Papua New Guinea (PNG) has experienced internal displacements arising in the context of natural and human induced hazards that includes the Manam volcano and tribal conflicts respectively. Although such events have been exacerbated in the context of the natural disasters and conflict across the country, most IDPs such as those in Manam have now been living in displacement for a protracted period (most since 2005). During the period under reporting (2005-2016), emergency and disaster incidents resulted in the displacement of 75,449 individuals. The majority of the individuals were displaced as a result of a volcanic eruption at Manam island in Madang province in 2005.

The data collection activity in the “Calais Jungle” has shown that the sample size predominantly consists of single Afghan males between the age of 18 and 25 years. The largest share of those interviewed lived in Afghanistan prior to their departure and almost half of them departed from the provinces Nangarhar and Kabul. For the majority of Afghan migrants in Calais the route led from Iran to Turkey whilst using the Western Balkan route to enter into Europe. Looking at the importance and the role of intermediaries it became apparent that extensive smuggling networks were used to reach Calais and that family members and friends in Afghanistan (form)/function as initial networks to find intermediaries to facilitate the journey to Europe. Data revealed that migrants go ‘through the hands’ of a lot of different smugglers until they reach their final destination countries. Smuggling networks seem well established throughout the journey and within Europe, mainly operated by other Afghans.

692 evacuation shelters have been inventories. Of these 254 have been assessed by DTM teams. Registration data is currently available for 61 sites. A total of 3,145 households (representing 14,217 individuals) have been registered in 61 evacuation centres. A reported 2,087 individuals (14.7%) of the 14,217 individuals registered present various vulnerabilities. 57.6% of households interviewed reported that their house has been destroyed while 28.9% indicated that their house was severely damaged by the hurricane.

Este documento incluye los perfiles de 25 albergues después del terremoto ocurrido en la costa de Ecuador con epicentro en Pedernales y subsecuentes réplicas.

DTM Identified 256,638 individuals comprising 42,773 families. The highest number of displaced were recorded in the Mosul corridor (136,758 IDPs), in which the most originated from Al Shirqat (85,848). In the Mosul Operations, DTM recorded 73,566 IDPs of which most originated from Mosul itself. Finally, DTM recorded 46,314 IDPs in Al-Hawija. 107,424 IDPs were recorded living in camps, 83,520 in critical shelter arrangements, 53,514 in private settings, 8,940 in reception centres and 3,240 in unknown shelter arrangements. 

L’Ouragan Mathieu, un ouragan de catégorie 4, a touché la partie occidentale d'Haïti le 4 Octobre 2016, causant de graves dommages dans la péninsule Sud du pays et les parties Nord du pays. À la suite de l'ouragan, de nombreux ménages se sont refugiés dans des centres d'évacuation désignés localement ainsi que d'autres bâtiments qui ont servi de centres d'évacuation (écoles, centres communautaires, etc.). À l'heure actuelle, 175.000 personnes demeurent dans 307 centres d'évacuation. 692 abris d’évacuation ont été répertoriés par l’OIM. Un total de 3,145 ménages (représentant 14,217 personnes) ont été enregistrés dans 61 centres d’évacuation. 2,087 de ces 14,217 personnes (14.7%) présentent des vulnérabilités. 57.6% des ménages enregistrés ont déclaré que leur logement a été détruit par l’ouragan tandis que 28.9% ont indiqué que leur logement a été sévèrement endommagé par l’Ouragan.

Ceci est une carte récapulative de 42 sites de déplacement hébergeant 162,823 personnes déplacées dans la province, Nord-Kivu.

The cumulative total of IDPs recorded by DTM during this period was 76,080 individuals comprising 12,680 families. Of these, 68,964 individuals (comprising 11,494 families) are still displaced. 52,634 people are currently residing in emergency camps. DTM also recorded 7,116 individual returnees.