Monthly Factsheet *Response analysis from January - June 2019 5W data collection June 2019

Abadam

Yusufari Yunusari Machina Lake Chad Nguru Karasuwa Bade Bursari Geidam Bade Jakusko 721,268 Marte Tarmua

Mafa Kala/Balge Yobe Jere Fune Nangere Damaturu Borno Potiskum 145 Kaga Bama PICTURE Fika Gujba 111,445 Gulani

Chibok Biu Madagali

Askira/Uba Kwaya Michika Kusar Mubi Bayo Hong North Beneficiaries Shani Gombi Mubi South 224,266 Maiha Photo Credit: Kolawole Girls Makeshift/ selfmade shelters, Shuwari 5 camp, Maiduguri, Borno. Adewale (OCHA) 36,138 Guyuk Song Shelleng 11,098 Lamurde 183,505 Girei Boys 29,822 Numan Demsa Yola 2019 Response Highlights Yola South North Mayo-Belwa Shelter Interventions 22,612 households have received emergency shelter solutions while 4,385 167,244 Fufore Women 25,194 households received reinforced/transitional shelter solutions. 5,140 Non-food Item interventions Jada DMS/CCCM Activities Men 134,102 23,346 households reached through improved, basic and complimentary NFI 20,010 Lake Chad Ganye kits. Inaccessible Areas 23,249 Elderly Shelter NFI Beneficiaries 76,031 eligible individuals biometrically registered since January 2019. 5,566 Adamawa Toungo CCCM Beneficiaries ESNFI & CCCM activity 1,500 households reached through Cash/Voucher for Shelter support. No Activity June 2019 Summary - Arrival Movements 1,305 CCCM Shelter/NFI 1,149 10,153 3,753 Arrivals Departures 897 869 737 730

*graph shows only arrivals of more than 100 individuals 732,366 Sector 116,730 364 332 319 295 295 270 268 267 244 214

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122 120 6% 106 106 BIU JERE GIREI BAMA SONG HONG NGALA MAIHA GOMBI GUYUK DEMSA GWOZA FUFORE NUMAN MICHIKA MOBBAR DAMBOA LAMURDE MADAGALI MONGUNO Reached Targeted Reached Targeted KALA/BALGE YOLA SOUTH YOLA NORTH ASKIRA / UBA Data Source: DTM ETT June 2019 MAYO-BELWA SeptemberJune 2019 Overview: 2018 Overview: Response:Response and Priorities: In June, 1,475 households received NFI kits that include basic and essential AsThe of month September of June 2018, saw 767,507 continued IDPs remain population displaced movements in 275 IDP across camps Borno across and North- During the reporting period (September), the Shelter | NFI sector continues east (DTM Rd XXIV). The main trigger of these large-scale IDP movements householdprovide assistance items, including to both IDP’ssleeping and mats,returnees blankets, across jerry Borno, cans, Adamawa soap, water and Adamawa states with a total 10,153 new arrivals, almost thirty percent less disinfection tablets, sanitary pads and kitchen sets mainly in Damboa, Gubio, arecompared ongoing to conflict, those recorded poor living in May,conditions and 3,753 and voluntarydepartures relocation being recorded into sites across and Yobe states respectively. In light of this, 3,670 families were supported with host communities with 19,106 arrivals and 3,825 departures recorded in August Gwoza,emergency Jere, shelter Maiduguri solution and Monguno while 1,555 LGAs families of Borno with State T andransitional Yola South Shelter LGA various tracking locations. The highest number of arrivals were recorded in Borno of Adamawa state, bringing the total households assisted since January 2019 to aloneState: (DTM Askira/Uba ETT August LGA 2018).(1,305 The individuals) highest arrivals and Bama were recordedLGA (1,149) in Bama of which (2,302), 75 solution. This brings the total number of households assisted with shelter Monguno (1,593), Gwoza (1,281), Nganzai (1,130), Dikwa (1,115), Magumeri (1,013) 23.346solution households. from January In 2018 response till date to to the 50,570. influx of new arrivals across various percent went to GSSS camp and the rest to Banki camp. Other LGAs that recorded locations, Shelter partners constructed 36 partitioned communal shelters, LGAs.arrivals The were highest Madagali departures (897) inwere Adamawa recorded State in Adamawa and Gwoza State (869), in Damboa (737) Components of transitional shelter solution delivered within the month of each of which holds 16 households, in Damboa, Gubio, Maiduguri and Pulka and Ngala (730) in . These arrivals included people from neighbouring (GwozaAugust includesLGA) of cashBorno for State rental to support, accommodate housing a repairstotal of and 576 distribution households. of Challenges:countries of Cameroon (1,261 individuals), Republic of Niger (278) and Chad (21). Additionally,Transitional shelterone communal kits to meet shelter the longwith terma capacity need ofof the 16 affectedhouseholds popula per- HeavyAdditionally, rainfall 28 strong individuals windstorms were registered and the as release departing of water to the fromRepublic Benue of Niger. river sheltertion. While was constructedemergency shelterin Damboa. solution Partners delivered are also includes rehabilitating the distribution six existing of dam (Cameroon) led to raised water levels and flooding in some LGAs of Guyuk, buildingsemergency in shelterBama LGA kits, and construction five in Ngala of communal LGA with theshelters capacity and toconstruction house 132 YChallenges:ola-south, Yola-north, Girei song, Shelleng, Fufore, Lamurde, Numan and Flash householdsof emergency and shelter 56 households (Bama type).In respectively. view to ensureA total safetyof 3,991 of thehouseholds affected floods reported in Monguno and Ngala. An estimated population of 30,000 receivedpopulation emergency against heavy shelter wind support and prevalent including stormconstruction damage, of sectorcommunal partners and peopleAs the rainy(1,500HH) season were continues, affected flooding and large and windstorms damage reported were reported to shelters in various and emergencyhas reinforced shelters, 4,250 and shelters distribution whose of lifespanemergency has shelter exceeded kits acrossone year. Bama, In otherLGAs infrastructure.including Damboa, Reception and Management Maiduguri strategythat caused continues damage to to be shelters, applied Damboa,addition, Dikwa,3,300 Gubio,shelters Jere, newly Kaga, constructed Magumeri, emergencyMaiduguri, Monguno shelters wereand Ngala also byshowers the sector and latrines, partners, affecting but the 441 strategy households. is hampered This further by the exacerbates lack of new and land adds to LGAsreinforced of Borno during State. this This reporting brings the month.In total number light toof ensurehouseholds that reachedthe affected with settleonto the those existing already caseload in the ofreception shelter needscenters. that The need needs to be of met vulnerable for new popula arrivals- emergencypopulation haveshelter access assistance to sufficient to 22,612 supplies since ofJanuary basic and 2019. essential 2,236 households household tionand inreplacement/ terms of shelters repair andof sheltershouses havethat beenhave damagedexceeded or theirdestroyed lifespan. by receiveditems, 7,071 housing vulnerable repair interventionsfamilies were and assisted 138 households with NFI kitsreceived to support transitional their extremeCamp-based weather. shelter Severalmaintenance factors and such site managementas severe weather, committees insecurity supported and shelterexisting solutions coping mechanism. bringing the Components total assisted of toNFI 3,989 solutions households includes; and Sector 396 unavailabilityrepair efforts, of in ampleaddition land to improvingto meet the drainages immediate and shelter upgrading need sites of vulnerablyvulnerable householdsstandard NFI respectively kits, improved since JanuaryNFI kits 2019.and contents of sector specific items displacedto flooding families while shelter was apartners recurrent continue challenge to closely during monitor the monthdamage of to August.shelters included in the RRM core relief kits. This brings the total number of house- CCCM (DMS) activities continued in camps with partners closely monitoring Limitedand regular road shelter access repairs due to and the reinforcements severity of weather are ongoing. to areas Securing such as viableNgala landand holds assisted with NFI kits from January 2018 till date to 37,588 CCCM activities to ensure stronger focus on community participation. Site Kalafor the Balge construction delayed ofboth additional logistic shelters and response to decongest delivery camps time. and However,reception facilitationThe sector’s in 136immediate sites, hosting response 732,366 along individuals, with WASH is ongoing sector mobilized with an emphasis the idps assistancecentres still meant continues for these to be locations a challenge. were divertedAs of June, to othersome LGAs’ 311,067 with individuals peculiar onthrough Focus campGroup sensitization Discussions (FGDs),campaigns, complaints capacity and building, feedback awareness mechanisms, and needsrequire and relocation gaps. to new sites, as 40 per cent of camps in Borno State are communitydistribution sensitizations of flood mitigation and household-to-household tools. This was to create engagements. water pathways Partners and Recurrentovercrowded. security This incidencesis despite inthe LGAs’ progress such asmade Ngala, by Bamathe Sector and Monguno in obtaining has evacuating the blockage in the already existing drainages from the camp additional land in Monguno LGA, Borno State for the construction of emergency continued to distribute tools for flood prevention and mitigation including also led to the hike in the trend of displacement and movement, thereby rapidly trainingssites. A multi-sector on how to useundertook the tools an provided, Initial Rapid in camps Need acrossAssesment Bama, (IRNA) Damboa, and increasingshelters with the the shelter local need authorities across signing board. aAs letter a result of agreementof the spontaneous authorizing influx the needs were identified and a response plan developed. OCHA led multi sector use of the land for additional shelters and the land owners agreeing. The land is Dikwa, Jere, Konduga, Maiduguri, Mafa, Monguno, Ngala and Pulka LGAs of of persons to Bama, (over 6,000 households) in August, the sector partners Bornoadvocacy State. is currentlyIn addition, ongoing drainages to inrespond some of to these these locations needs whilewere constructat federal- respondedexpected to by be rehabilitating available for 7use buildings starting in in the July. school Additional and erected land is 7still communal urgently level NEMA along with other related agencies continue to advocate for the required to relocate about 141,298 individuals currently living in severely crowded ed and/or cleaned to reduce the impact of flooding. To further enhance access shelter. The sector as well mobilized the provision of 175 households with tocross humanitarian border collaboration assistance, in CCCMregards partners to release biometrically of waters fromregistered dams. 20,851 emergencycamps and receptionshelter solutions. centres in Borno state, mostly in Bama, Maiduguri, Mongu- no, Ngala and Pulka. eligible individuals biometrically, bringing the total registered since January to 76,031 individuals. Data Sources: Contact: Shelter/NFI & DMS/CCCM Sector 5W, Jan - June 2019. DTM Round XXVI. Website: https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/en/operations/nigeria/shelter-and-nfi Financial Tracking Service (FTS), June 2019. DTM Emergency Tracking Tool (ETT), June 2019. Email: [email protected] Phone: +2349034283512 , +2349087360402