Reports

61.621 personnes déplacées internes (12.633 ménages) enregistrés et identifiés par le programme DTM dans l’ensemble des régions du Mali. 32.038 PDIs dans les régions sud et 29.583 PDIs dans les régions nord. Les mouvements de personnes déplacées vers le nord continuent et une légère tendance à la hausse est observée depuis le mois de novembre. Une enquête réalisée auprès des personnes déplacées au nord et au sud révèle que 56% des ménages interrogés souhaitent retourner dans leur lieu d’origine tandis que 43% souhaitent rester sur leur lieu de déplacement. Une enquête réalisée auprès des personnes déplacées concernant les besoins primaires des PDIs a mis en évidence le fait que 51% des ménages interrogés ont des besoins alimentaires, 12% des besoins en abri et 6% des besoins en termes d’article non-alimentaire. 394.655 personnes retournées ont été identifiées à Gao, Tombouctou, Mopti et Kidal.

61.621 internally displaced people (12.633 households) recorded and identified by the DTM program in all regions of Mali. 32.038 IDPs in southern and 29.583 IDPs in the northern regions. IDPs’ movements toward the northern regions continue, and a slight upward trend is observed since the beginning of November. A survey conducted on IDPs in the north and south reveals that 56% of surveyed households want to return to their places of origin, while 43% would like to settle in their place of displacement. A survey conducted on IDPs’ primary needs, show that 51% of households have food needs, 12% of the shelter needs and 6% of needs in terms of non-food article. 394.655 returnees identified in Gao, Timbuktu, Mopti and Kidal.

From September to  December 2014, a series of distinct, concurrent crises were recorded in several governorates causing a steady increase in the displaced population numbers. During this period, 39,226 families (estimated 235,256 individuals) have been displaced from eight governorates, contributing to 11% of the overall 2014 caseload.

From the beginning of January through 25 December 2014 the DTM identified 2,123,340 internally displaced individuals dispersed across 2,092 distinct locations in Iraq. Considering available information and DTM methodology, the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) maintains 2.1 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) as a planning figure for the response. After reaching 2 million displaced individuals in November 2014, the IDP population has continued to rise as families flee their homes from continued violence in the Central and Central North region of Iraq. Of these populations, half a million individuals remain displaced from the first identified wave of displacement in 2014 following the outbreak of conflict in Anbar, thus nearing one year of displacement. Through the reporting period the DTM has tracked and identified an overall increase in displacement figures of 6,164 families (an estimated 36,984 individuals). Overall, a decrease of nearly 30,000 individuals was observed across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), while an increase in displacement figures was observed across several governorates in the Central and Central North Region of Iraq, amounting to almost 70,000 individuals. 

As of 14 December 2014, 389,281 IDPs in 60,232 households were identified in the first round of assessments. Of these IDPs, most (142,796) migrated from Adamawa, followed by 78,938 IDPs from Borno.  The dashboard includes a map of displacement severity by Local Government Area (LGA) and ward. 

From the beginning of January through 25 November, 2014 the DTM verified 2,004,066 internally displaced individuals dispersed across 2,003 distinct locations in Iraq. The largest displaced population has been received in the governorate of Dahuk with 429,948 displaced individuals seeking refuge in the four districts of Amedi, Zarko, Sumel and Dahuk.

From the beginning of January through 9 November, 2014 DTM identified 328,086 families, corresponding to an estimated 1,968,516 internally displaced individuals, dispersed across 2,003 distinct locations across Iraq. Continued insecurity in the governorates of Kirkuk, Anbar, Salah al-Din, Diyala, and Ninewa, led to an increase in displaced populations over the previous reporting periods. In particular, from 1 September to 9 November 2014, 203,652 individuals have been displaced following several localized conflicts affecting the central north region of Iraq. This is a marked difference from previous displacement movement trends which were predominately generated by major military offensives occurring in one specific area.

From the beginning of January through to 26 October, 2014 the DTM identified 1,898,844 internally displaced individuals dispersed across 1,928 distinct locations in Iraq. As a result of continued large scale displacement in the governorates of Ninewa, Kirkuk and Anbar, Iraq has witnessed an increase in displaced populations over the last several reporting periods. From the end of September to October 26, the displaced population increased by 145,542 individuals. Diyala governorate witnessed waves of both displacement and return between 20 – 22 October 2014, as fighting broke out in the area of Qara Teppa, Kifri district in Diyala

16.687 households (86.026 IDPs) registered and identified in all regions in Mali. 54.987 IDPs in the south and 31.039 IDPs in the northern regions. IDPs’ movements toward the northern regions have decreased significantly since the beginning of the year and especially since April 2014. A survey conducted on IDPs in the south and in the north revealed that 69% of displaced households want to go back to their place of origin, while 28% would like to settle in the place of displacement. A survey conducted on IDPs’ primary needs, show that 52% of displaced households expressed needs in terms of food, 17% in terms of shelter, 12% for NFIs. 371.144 returnees identified in Gao, Timbuktu, Mopti and Kidal.

A la date du 30 septembre 2014, les partenaires de la CMP ont comptabilisé 99.816 personnes déplacées internes (19.245 ménages), ce qui correspond à une diminution par rapport aux données d’août 2014 (101.279 PDIs). Ces estimations comprennent les données concernant les personnes déplacées en 2014 ainsi que les estimations liées aux déplacements qui ont suivi la crise de 2012. En parallèle, 143.253 réfugiés ont été enregistrés dans les pays limitrophes par l’UNHCR.

A la date du 30 septembre 2014, les partenaires de la CMP ont comptabilisé 99.816 personnes déplacées internes (19.245 ménages), ce qui correspond à une diminution par rapport aux données d’août 2014 (101.279 PDIs)1. Ces estimations comprennent les données concernant les personnes déplacées en 2014 ainsi que les estimations liées aux déplacements qui ont suivi la crise de 2012. En parallèle, 143.253 réfugiés ont été enregistrés dans les pays limitrophes par l’UNHCR.

Ce document présente les résultats des profils de sites effectués dans 35 sites spontanés à Bangi entre le 11 septembre et le 3 octobre 2014.