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MASTER LIST REPORT 114 MASTER LIST REPORT 114 JANUARY – FEBRUARY 2020

HIGHLIGHTS

IDP individuals 4,660,404 Returnee individuals 4,211,982 4,596,450 3,511,602 3,343,776 3,030,006

2,536,734 2,317,698

1,744,980 1,495,962 1,399,170

557,400 1,414,632 443,124 116,850

Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec Feb 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Figure 1. Number of IDPs and returnees over time

Data collection for Round 114 took place during the months of January were secondary, with 5,910 individuals moving between locations of and February 2020. As of 29 February 2020, DTM identified 4,660,404 displacement, including 228 individuals who arrived from camps and 2,046 returnees (776,734 households) across 8 governorates, 38 districts and individuals who were re-displaced after returning. 2,574 individuals were 1,956 locations. An additional 63,954 returnees were recorded during displaced from their areas of origin for the first time. Most of them fled data collection for Report 114, which is significantly lower than the from and Diyala governorates due to ongoing demonstrations, number of new returnees in the previous round (135,642 new returnees the worsening security situation, lack of services and lack of employment in Report 113). Most returned to the governorates of Anbar (26,016), opportunities. Ninewa (19,404) and Salah al-Din (5,754). In terms of areas of origin, 59 per cent of the current caseload of IDPs During the same period, DTM also identified 1,399,170 IDPs (233,195 come from Ninewa Governorate, mainly from (287,070 individuals), households) dispersed across 18 governorates, 104 districts and 3,004 (267,150) and Al-Ba’aj (111,474). The second largest shares of IDPs locations in Iraq (-37 locations since the previous round). come from Salah al-Din and Anbar governorates with 11 per cent each. The top districts of origin are Tooz Khurmatu (41,682 individuals), Despite the overall decrease in the number of IDPs (-15,462 since the (33,006) and Balad (31,446) in Salah al-Din and (69,948), Falluja previous round), 10,530 individuals were displaced in the assessed loca- (50,802) and Al-Ka’im (12,648) in Anbar. tions during January and February. Most of these displacement movements

Displacement Overview Return Overview As of 29 February 2020 As of 29 February 2020 1,399,170 233,195 4,660,404 776,734 IDP individuals IDP households Returnee individuals Returnee households Main Governorates of Displacement Main Governorates of Return Ninewa Dahuk Ninewa Anbar Salah al-Din 331,170 IDPs 318,786 IDPs 237,408 IDPs 1,785,738 Returnees 1,479,720 Returnees 680,946 Returnees Geographic Distribution Geographic Distribution 18 104 3,004 8 38 1,956 Governorates Districts Locations Governorates Districts Locations

1 IOM IRAQ MASTER LIST REPORT 114

DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW

The below graphs show (1) the number of IDPs in all governorates of displacement, (2) the number of IDPs per main districts as well as (3) the proportion of IDPs per governorate of origin for each governorate of displacement.

Ninewa 331,170 IDPs Dahuk 318,786 IDPs ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 55+ 47+ 33 16 Mosul 154,422 Sumel 176,250 + + 10 12

Al-Shikhan 53,976 104,088 + + 1 1

Al-Hamdaniya 38,958 Dahuk 31,512

► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin NINEWA NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs DAHUK DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs

99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil, SalahOthers al-Din, include: Erbil, and Salah Anbar al-Din, Kirkuk and Anbar

237,408 IDPs 140,304 IDPs ErbilERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs SULAIMANIYAHSulaymaniyahSULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs 10% Salah al-Din ► Three main districts of displacement 10% Salah al-Din ► Three main districts of displacement 91+ 63+ 4 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah 17%al-Din Anbar18% 16 17% Diyala Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad NINEWA Erbil NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs 14% Others215,718 14% OthersDAHUK DAHUKSulaymaniyah318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs 22% Others 88,932 22% Others + + 2 Others include: Baghdad,Others Erbil, include:Kirkuk and Baghdad, Diyala Erbil, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others include: and Kirkuk Ninewa,7 Babylon and Kirkuk 99% NinewaMakhmur 99% Ninewa10,500 100% Ninewa 100% NinewaKalar 21,888 + + 1 1% Others 1% Others 1 OthersKIRKUK include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthers99,534 al-Din, include: IDPsKirkuk Erbil, and Salah Anbar99,534 al-Din, IDPsKirkuk and Anbar SALAH AL-DIN SALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs 5,214 9,768 11% Ninewa 11% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din ► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin ERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs 9% Others 9% OthersSULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs 3% Others 3% Others Others include: Diyala, OthersAnbar, Baghdadinclude: Diyala,and Babylon Anbar, Baghdad10% and Salah Babylon al-Din 10% Salah al-DinOthers include: Diyala, OthersNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah 17%al-Din Anbar18% 17% Diyala Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad NINEWA NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs 14% Others 14% OthersDAHUK DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs 22% Others 22% Others OthersDIYALA include: Baghdad,DIYALAOthers Erbil,54,132 include:Kirkuk IDPs and Baghdad, Diyala Erbil,54,132 Kirkuk IDPs and Diyala OthersBAGHDAD include: Ninewa,BAGHDADOthers Babylon38,076 include: and IDPs Kirkuk Ninewa, Babylon38,076 and IDPs Kirkuk 8% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 53% Anbar 53% Anbar 23% Ninewa 13% Babylon23% Ninewa 13% Babylon 1% Others 1% Others 99,5346% Others IDPs 11% Others 74,484 IDPs KirkukKIRKUKOthers include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthers99,534 al-Din, include: IDPsKirkuk Erbil, and Salah Anbar99,534 al-Din, IDPs Kirkuk and Anbar 6%SALAH Others AL-DINSalahSALAH74,484 al-Din AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs 11% Others Others include: Anbar, OthersBabylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad,11% Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk 11% NinewaOthers include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad9% Kirkuk and Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 33+ 58% Kirkuk 81+ 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 27 17 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 9% Others ERBIL Kirkuk ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs 80,850 9% OthersSULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAHTooz140,304 Khurmatu IDPs 140,304 IDPs 24,7263% Others 3% Others ANBAR ANBAR36,384 IDPs 36,384 IDPs BABYLON BABYLON17,016 IDPs 17,016 IDPs

Others include: Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar + Others include: Diyala,+ OthersAnbar, Baghdadinclude: Diyala,and Babylon Anbar, Baghdad and Babylon Others include: Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 25 1 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa 47% NinewaDaquq 47% Ninewa29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah 17% al-DinTikrit Anbar18% 17% Diyala Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad 74% Anbar 74% Anbar16,830 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon 20,274 + + 1 NINEWA 1 NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs 14% Others 14% OthersDAHUK DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs22% Others 22% Others DIYALA DIYALA54,132 IDPs 2% Others 2%BAGHDAD Others BAGHDAD38,076 IDPs 38,076 IDPs 4% Others Others include:Dabes Baghdad,Others Erbil, include:Kirkuk and Baghdad, Diyala Erbil,54,132 Kirkuk IDPs and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: Samarraand Kirkuk Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 4% Others Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Baghdad, include:1,428 NinewaSalah al-Din, and Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa8% andSalah Kirkuk al-Din 8% SalahOthers al-Din include: Anbar, OthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and Diyala, Kirkuk18,372 Salah al-Din and Kirkuk 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 53% Anbar 53% Anbar 23% Ninewa 13% Babylon23% Ninewa 13% Babylon ► Governorates of origin 1% Others 1% Others ► Governorates of origin KIRKUK KIRKUK99,534 IDPs 99,534 IDPs 6% Others 6%SALAH Others AL-DIN SALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs 11% Others 11% Others KERBALAOthers include: Erbil, SalahKERBALAOthers15,846 al-Din, include: Kirkuk IDPs Erbil, and Salah Anbar15,846 al-Din, KirkukIDPs and Anbar NAJAF12,504 IDP 12,504 IDP Others include: Anbar, OthersBabylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad,11% Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk 11% NinewaOthers include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad9% Kirkuk and Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 8% Babylon 8% Babylon 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 86% Ninewa 86% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa ERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs 9% Others 9% OthersSULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs 3% Others 3% Others ANBAR ANBAR36,384 IDPs 36,384 IDPs 6% Others 6%BABYLON Others BABYLON17,016 IDPs 17,016 IDPs 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Diyala, OthersAnbar, Baghdadinclude: Diyala,and Babylon Anbar, Baghdad10% and Salah Babylon al-Din 10% Salah al-DinOthers include: Diyala, OthersNinewa include:and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar Others include: Anbar, OthersKirkuk, include:Diyala, Salah Anbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and Diyala, Baghdad Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din, include: Anbar Diyala, and Salah Kirkuk al-Din, Anbar and9% NinewaKirkuk 9% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah 17% al-Din Anbar18% 17% Diyala Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad 74% Anbar 74% Anbar 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon 14% Others 14% Others 22% Others 22% Others Diyala 54,1322% Others IDPs 2% Others Baghdad 4% Others 38,0764% Others IDPs DIYALAWASSITOthers include: Baghdad,DIYALAOthers Erbil,54,1326,384 include:Kirkuk IDPs and Baghdad, Diyala Erbil,54,132 Kirkuk IDPs and Diyala BAGHDADBASRAHOthers include: Ninewa,BAGHDADOthers Babylon38,0766,528 include: and IDPs KirkukIDP Ninewa, Babylon38,076 and IDPs Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din,WASSITOthers Baghdad, include: NinewaSalah al-Din, and 6,384Kirkuk Baghdad, IDPs Ninewa8% andSalah Kirkuk al-Din 8% SalahOthers al-Din include: Anbar, BASRAHOthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and6,528 Diyala, Kirkuk IDP Salah al-Din and Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 41+ 30+ 32 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 53% Anbar 53% Anbar 23%19 Ninewa 13% Babylon23% Ninewa 13% Babylon 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%30% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar KIRKUKBa’quba KIRKUK99,534 IDPs 99,534 IDPs 6% Others 6%SALAH Others AL-DIN SALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs 11% Others 11% Others KERBALA KERBALA15,846 IDPs 15,84622,392 IDPs 14% Others 14% OthersNAJAF NAJAF12,504Karkh IDP 12,504 IDP 11,5028% Others 8% Others + + 14 Others include: Anbar, Babylon,Others include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad,11% Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk 11% NinewaOthers include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and13 Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad9% Kirkuk and Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar8% Babylon 8% BabylonOthers include: Diyala, OthersBaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 86% NinewaKhanaqin 86% Ninewa 17,178 99% Ninewa 99% AbuNinewa Ghraib 7,110 + + 1 9% Others 9% Others 1 3% Others 3% Others 6% Others 6% Others 1% Others 1% Others ANBAROthers include: Diyala, ANBAROthersAnbar,36,384 Baghdadinclude: IDPs Diyala,and Babylon Anbar,36,384 Baghdad IDPs and Babylon BABYLONOthers include: Diyala, BABYLONOthersNinewa17,016 include:and Anbar IDPs Diyala, Ninewa17,016 and Anbar IDPs OthersQADISSIYA include: Anbar, QADISSIYAOthersKirkuk,3,900 include:Diyala, 7,716IDPs Salah Anbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and3,900 Diyala, Baghdad IDPs Salah al-Din and Baghdad OthersTHI-QAR include: Diyala, THI-QAROthersSalahMahmoudiya al-Din,3,426 include: Anbar IDPs Diyala, and Salah Kirkuk al-Din,3,4264,962 Anbar IDPs 9%and Ninewa Kirkuk 9% Ninewa

74% Anbar 74% Anbar 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon ► Governorates65% Ninewa of origin65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa ► Governorates60% Ninewa of origin17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk DIYALA DIYALA 2% Others 2%BAGHDAD Others BAGHDAD38,076 IDPs 38,076 IDPs 4% Others 4% Others WASSIT WASSIT54,1326,384 IDPs 54,1326,384 IDPs 4% Others 4%BASRAH Others BASRAH6,528 IDP 6,528 IDP 9% Others 9% Others Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Baghdad, include: Ninewa Salah al-Din, and Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa8% andSalah Kirkuk al-Din 8% SalahOthers al-Din include: Anbar, OthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, Diyala,Baghdad, Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala,10% Kirkuk and Babylon10% Kirkuk 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 53% Anbar 53% Anbar 23% Ninewa 13% Babylon23% Ninewa 13% Babylon 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%30% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar 6% Others 6% Others 11% Others 11% Others KERBALA 15,846 IDPs 14% Others 14% OthersNAJAF 12,504 IDP 8% Others 8% Others MISSANOthers include: Anbar, KERBALABabylon,Others2,262 include: Baghdad, IDPs Anbar, Ninewa Babylon,15,846 and Kirkuk Baghdad, IDPs Ninewa and Kirkuk MUTHANNAOthers include: Salah al-Din,NAJAFOthers Diyala,1,026 include: Baghdad IDPs Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk12,504 Diyala, Baghdad IDP and Kirkuk Others include: Diyala, MISSANOthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah2,262 al-Din IDPsand Anbar8% Babylon 8% BabylonOthers include: Diyala, MUTHANNAOthersBaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad1,026 and Babylon IDPs 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 86% Ninewa 86% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad ANBAR ANBAR36,384 IDPs 36,384 IDPs 6% Others 6%BABYLON Others BABYLON17,016 IDPs 17,016 IDPs 1% Others 1% Others QADISSIYA 3,900 IDPs 19% Others 19% OthersTHI-QAR 3,426 IDPs 18% Others 18% Others Others include: Anbar, QADISSIYAOthersKirkuk, Diyala,include: Salah Anbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and3,900 Diyala, Baghdad IDPs Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala, OthersTHI-QARSalah al-Din, include: Anbar Diyala, and SalahKirkuk al-Din,3,426 Anbar IDPs and9% NinewaKirkuk 9% Ninewa Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala 2 IOM74% IRAQ Anbar 74% Anbar 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon 65% Ninewa 65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60% Ninewa 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk 2% Others 2% Others 4% Others 4% Others 4%9% Others Others 4%9% Others Others WASSITOthers include: Salah al-Din,WASSITOthers6,384 Baghdad, include: IDPs Ninewa Salah al-Din, and 6,384Kirkuk Baghdad, IDPs Ninewa and Kirkuk BASRAHOthers include: Anbar, BASRAHOthersBaghdad,6,528 include: Diyala, IDP Anbar, Salah al-Din Baghdad, and6,528 Diyala, Kirkuk IDP Salah al-Din and Kirkuk Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, Diyala,Baghdad, Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala,10% Kirkuk and Babylon10% Kirkuk 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%30% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar KERBALA 15,846 IDPs 14% Others 14% Others NAJAF 12,504 IDP 8% Others 8% Others MISSANKERBALA MISSAN15,8462,262 IDPs 2,262 IDPs MUTHANNANAJAF MUTHANNA12,5041,026 IDPIDPs 1,026 IDPs Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar8% Babylon 8% BabylonOthers include: Diyala, OthersBaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 86% Ninewa 86% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad 6% Others 6% Others 1% Others 1% Others 19% Others 19% Others 18% Others 18% Others QADISSIYAOthers include: Anbar, QADISSIYAOthersKirkuk,3,900 Diyala,include: IDPs SalahAnbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and3,900 Diyala, Baghdad IDPs Salah al-Din and Baghdad THI-QAROthers include: Diyala, THI-QAROthersSalah al-Din,3,426 include: Anbar IDPs Diyala, and SalahKirkuk al-Din,3,426 Anbar IDPs and Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

65% Ninewa 65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60% Ninewa 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk WASSIT WASSIT6,384 IDPs 6,384 IDPs 4% Others 4%BASRAH Others BASRAH6,528 IDP 6,528 IDP 9% Others 9% Others Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, Diyala, Baghdad, Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala,10% Kirkuk and Babylon10% Kirkuk 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%30% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar 14% Others 14% Others 8% Others 8% Others MISSANOthers include: Diyala, MISSANOthersSalah2,262 al-Din include: IDPsand Diyala, Anbar Salah2,262 al-Din IDPsand Anbar MUTHANNAOthers include: Diyala, MUTHANNAOthersBaghdad1,026 include: and Babylon IDPs Diyala, Baghdad1,026 and BabylonIDPs 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad QADISSIYA QADISSIYA3,900 IDPs 3,900 IDPs19% Others 19% OthersTHI-QAR THI-QAR3,426 IDPs 3,426 IDPs18% Others 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

65% Ninewa 65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60% Ninewa 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk 4% Others 4% Others 9% Others 9% Others Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, Diyala, Baghdad, Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala, Kirkuk and Babylon

MISSAN MISSAN2,262 IDPs 2,262 IDPs MUTHANNA MUTHANNA1,026 IDPs 1,026 IDPs 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad 19% Others 19% Others 18% Others 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala NINEWA NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs DAHUK DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs

99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil, SalahOthers al-Din, include: Kirkuk Erbil, and Salah Anbar al-Din, Kirkuk and Anbar

ERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs SULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah 17%al-Din Anbar18% 17% Diyala Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad NINEWA NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs DAHUK DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs MASTER LIST REPORT 114 14% Others 14% Others 22% Others 22% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Erbil, include:Kirkuk andBaghdad, Diyala Erbil, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: and Kirkuk Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others KIRKUKOthers include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthers99,534 al-Din, include: IDPs Kirkuk Erbil, and Salah Anbar99,534 al-Din, IDPs Kirkuk and Anbar SALAH AL-DIN SALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW11% Ninewa 11% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din ERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs SULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs 9% Others 9% Others 3% Others 3% Others Anbar 10% Salah36,384 al-Din IDPs10% Salah al-Din Babylon 17,016 IDPs Others include: Diyala, OthersAnbar, Baghdadinclude: Diyala,and Babylon Anbar, Baghdad and Babylon Others include: Diyala, OthersNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar ► Three47% Ninewamain districts of47% displacement Ninewa 29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din►18% Three26% Diyala Salah main 17%al-Din districts Anbar18% 17%of Diyala displacement Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad 63+ 87+ 19 14% Others 14% Others 9 22% Others 22% Others DIYALANINEWAOthers include:Falluja Baghdad,NINEWADIYALAOthers331,170 Erbil,54,132 include:Kirkuk IDPs and Baghdad, Diyala331,170 Erbil,54,132 Kirkuk IDPs23,022 and Diyala BAGHDADDAHUKOthers include: Ninewa,BAGHDADDAHUKOthers Babylon38,076318,786Al-Musayab include: and IDPs IDPsKirkuk Ninewa, Babylon38,076318,786 and IDPs IDPsKirkuk 14,826 + + 9 8% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 2 86%99% DiyalaNinewaRamadi 99%86% NinewaDiyala 6,990 53%100% Anbar Ninewa 53%100% Anbar NinewaHilla23% Ninewa 1,52413% Babylon 23% Ninewa 13% Babylon + + 1 KIRKUK KIRKUK99,534 IDPs 99,534 IDPs SALAH AL-DIN SALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 1 74,484 IDPs 1%6% Others Others 1%6% Others Others 11% Others 11% Others Others include: Erbil, SalahOthers al-Din, include: Kirkuk Erbil, and Salah Anbar al-Din, Kirkuk11% and Ninewa Anbar 11% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include:Al-Rutba Anbar, OthersBabylon, include:3,096 Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala,Al-Mahawil include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala,372 Baghdad and Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 9% Others 9% Others 3% Others 3% Others ► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin ANBARERBILOthers include: Diyala,ERBIL ANBAROthersAnbar,237,40836,384 Baghdadinclude: IDPs Diyala,and Babylon Anbar,237,40836,384 Baghdad IDPs and Babylon BABYLONSULAIMANIYAHOthers include: Diyala, BABYLONSULAIMANIYAHOthersNinewa140,30417,016 include: and Anbar IDPs Diyala, Ninewa140,30417,016 and Anbar IDPs 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa

74%47% AnbarNinewa 47%74% NinewaAnbar 29% Anbar 24%29% Babylon Anbar 24% Babylon 26%87% SalahBabylon al-Din 18%26%87% Diyala SalahBabylon 17%al-Din Anbar18% 17% Diyala Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad DIYALA DIYALA54,132 IDPs 54,132 IDPs BAGHDAD BAGHDAD38,076 IDPs 38,076 IDPs 14%2% Others Others 14%2% Others Others 22% Others 22% Others NINEWA NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs 8% Salah al-Din 8% SalahDAHUK al-Din DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs 4% Others 4% Others Others include: SalahBaghdad, al-Din,Others Erbil, Baghdad, include:Kirkuk andNinewaBaghdad,Salah Diyala al-Din, and Erbil, Kirkuk Baghdad, Kirkuk andNinewa Diyala and Kirkuk Others include: Anbar,Ninewa, OthersBaghdad, Babylon include: Diyala, and Kirkuk Anbar,Ninewa, Salah al-DinBaghdad, Babylon and Diyala,andKirkuk Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 53% Anbar 53% Anbar 23% Ninewa 13% Babylon23% Ninewa 13% Babylon 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 6% Others 6% Others 11% Others 11% Others 15,8461% Others IDPs 1% Others 12,504 IDPs KerbalaOthers include: Anbar, OthersBabylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: SalahNajaf al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad and Kirkuk KERBALAKIRKUKOthers include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthersKERBALA99,53415,846 al-Din, include: IDPs KirkukIDPs Erbil, and Salah Anbar99,53415,846 al-Din, IDPsKirkuk IDPs and Anbar NAJAFSALAH AL-DIN NAJAFSALAH12,50474,484 AL-DIN IDPIDPs 12,50474,484 IDPIDPs ► Three main districts of displacement 11%8% Ninewa Babylon 11%8% Ninewa Babylon ► Three main districts of displacement9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 87+12 79+ 17 86%58% NinewaKirkuk 58%86% KirkukNinewa 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 99%88% NinewaSalah al-Din 99%88% NinewaSalah al-Din ANBAR Kerbala ANBAR36,384 IDPs 36,384 IDPs 9%13,734 Others 9% OthersBABYLON BABYLON17,016Najaf IDPs 17,016 IDPs 9,930 ERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs 6% Others 6%SULAIMANIYAH Others SULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs9% Ninewa1%3% Others Others 9% Ninewa1%3% Others Others + + 1 3 Others include: Anbar,Diyala, OthersKirkuk,Anbar, Baghdadinclude:Diyala, Salah Diyala,Anbar,and Babylonal-Din Anbar,Kirkuk, and BaghdadDiyala, Baghdad10% Salah and Salah Babylonal-Din al-Din and Baghdad10% Salah al-DinOthers include: Diyala, OthersSalahNinewa al-Din, include: and Anbar Diyala, and NinewaSalah Kirkuk al-Din, and Anbar and Kirkuk 74% Anbar 74% Anbar 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon 47% NinewaAl-Hindiya 47% Ninewa1,89029% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah 17%al-DinKufa Anbar18% 17% Diyala Baghdad 17%2,178 Anbar 17% Baghdad + + 1 2% Others 2% Others 1 14% Others 14% Others 22%4% Others Others 22%4% Others Others Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Baghdad, include: NinewaSalah al-Din, and Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Anbar, OthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk WASSITDIYALAOthersAin include: Al-Tamur Baghdad,DIYALAOthersWASSIT Erbil,54,1326,384 include: 222Kirkuk IDPs andBaghdad, Diyala Erbil,54,1326,384 Kirkuk IDPs and Diyala BASRAHBAGHDADOthers include: Ninewa,BASRAHBAGHDADOthers Babylon38,076Al-Manathera6,528 include: and IDPs IDPKirkuk Ninewa, Babylon38,0766,528 and396 IDPs IDPKirkuk 9% Kirkuk8% Salah al-Din 9% Kirkuk8% Salah al-Din 10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk ► Governorates77%86% NinewaDiyala of origin86%77% DiyalaNinewa 33%53% SalahAnbar al-Din► Governorates33%53%30% SalahAnbar Ninewa al-Din of23% origin Ninewa19%30% AnbarNinewa13% Babylon23% Ninewa19% Anbar13% Babylon KERBALA KERBALA15,846 IDPs 15,846 IDPs NAJAF NAJAF12,504 IDP 12,504 IDP 14% Others6% Others 14% Others6% Others 11%8% Others Others 11%8% Others Others KIRKUK KIRKUK99,534 IDPs 99,534 IDPs 8% Babylon 8% BabylonSALAH AL-DIN SALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs Others include: Diyala,Anbar, OthersBabylon,Salah al-Din include: Baghdad, and Anbar,Diyala, Anbar Ninewa Babylon,Salah and al-Din KirkukBaghdad, and11% Anbar Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk 11% NinewaOthers include: Diyala,Salah al-Din, OthersBaghdad Diyala, include: and BaghdadBabylon Diyala,Salah al-Din, and Baghdad Kirkuk Diyala, and BaghdadBabylon9% Kirkuk and Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 86% Ninewa 86% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 6% Others 6% Others 1% Others 1% Others 9% Others 9% Others 3% Others 3% Others QADISSIYAANBAROthers include: Anbar, ANBARQADISSIYAOthersKirkuk,36,3843,900 include:Diyala, IDPs SalahAnbar, al-Din Kirkuk,36,384 3,900and Diyala, Baghdad IDPs Salah al-Din and Baghdad THI-QARBABYLONOthers include: Diyala, THI-QARBABYLONOthersSalah17,016 al-Din,3,426 include: Anbar IDPs Diyala, and Salah Kirkuk17,016 al-Din,3,426 Anbar IDPs and Kirkuk Others include: Diyala,Others Anbar, include:Baghdad Diyala, and Babylon Anbar, Baghdad and Babylon Others include: Diyala, OthersNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa

65%74% NinewaAnbar 74%65% AnbarNinewa 31% Kirkuk24% Babylon 31% Kirkuk24% Babylon 60%87% NinewaBabylon 60%87% NinewaBabylon 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk WASSIT WASSIT6,384 IDPs 6,384 IDPs BASRAH BASRAH6,528 IDP 6,528 IDP 2%4% Others Others 2%4% Others Others 4%9% Others Others 4%9% Others Others WassitDIYALA DIYALA54,132 IDPs 54,132 IDPs9% Kirkuk6,384 IDPs9% Kirkuk BAGHDAD BasrahBAGHDAD38,076 IDPs 38,076 IDPs10% Kirkuk 10% 6,528Kirkuk IDPs Others include: BaghdadSalah al-Din,Others and Baghdad,Salah include: al-Din NinewaSalahBaghdad al-Din, and and KirkukBaghdad,Salah al-Din Ninewa8% andSalah Kirkuk al-Din 8% SalahOthers al-Din include: Baghdad,Anbar, OthersBaghdad, Salah include:al-Din, Diyala, Diyala,Baghdad,Anbar, Salah Kirkukal-DinBaghdad, Salah and al-Din, Diyala, KirkukBabylon Diyala, Salah Kirkukal-Din and KirkukBabylon 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%30% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar ► Three86% Diyalamain districts of86% displacement Diyala 53% Anbar ► Three53% Anbar main districts23% Ninewaof displacement13% Babylon23% Ninewa 13% Babylon 44+ 65+ 21 10 14% Others 14% Others 8% Others 8% Others 6% Others 6% Others 11% Others 11% Others Others include: KutDiyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and4,164 Anbar Others include: Diyala, OthersBaghdad include: andBasrah Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 2,898 MISSANKERBALAOthers include: Anbar, KERBALAOthersMISSANBabylon,15,8462,262 include: Baghdad, IDPs Anbar, Ninewa Babylon,15,846 and2,262 KirkukBaghdad, IDPs Ninewa and Kirkuk MUTHANNANAJAFOthers include: Salah al-Din,MUTHANNANAJAFOthers12,504 Diyala,1,026 include: Baghdad IDPsIDP Salah al-Din, and Kirkuk12,504 Diyala,1,026 Baghdad IDPsIDP and Kirkuk + + 19 8 14% Salah al-Din8% Babylon14% Salah al-Din8% Babylon 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 48%86% NinewaAl-Azezia 86%48% Ninewa19%666 Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58%99% Ninewa 58%99% NinewaAl-Zubair 13% Baghdad 1,39213% Baghdad + + 1 QADISSIYA 1 QADISSIYA3,900 IDPs 3,900 IDPs THI-QAR THI-QAR3,426 IDPs 3,426 IDPs ANBAR ANBAR36,384 IDPs 36,384 IDPs19% Others6% Others 19% Others6%BABYLON Others BABYLON17,016 IDPs 17,016 IDPs18% Others1% Others 18% Others1% Others OthersAl-Na’maniya include: Baghdad,Anbar, OthersKirkuk, Anbar, include:Diyala, Diyala498 Salah Anbar,Baghdad,and Babylonal-Din Kirkuk, Anbar, and Diyala, BaghdadDiyala Salah and Babylonal-Din and Baghdad Others include: SalahDiyala, al-Din, OthersSalahAbu Kirkukal-Din,Al-Khaseeb include: andAnbar SalahDiyala, Diyala and al-Din, Salah Kirkuk Kirkukal-Din, 1,218andAnbar Diyala and9% NinewaKirkuk 9% Ninewa 65% Ninewa 65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60% Ninewa 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk 74% Anbar 74% Anbar 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon 4% Others 4% Others 9% Others 9% Others ► Governorates of origin 2% Others 2% Others ► Governorates of origin Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, Diyala,Baghdad, Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala, Kirkuk4% Others and Babylon 4% Others WASSITOthers include: Salah al-Din,WASSITOthers6,384 Baghdad, include: IDPs NinewaSalah al-Din, and6,384 KirkukBaghdad, IDPs Ninewa and Kirkuk BASRAHOthers include: Anbar,BASRAHOthers Baghdad,6,528 include: Diyala, IDP Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, 6,528and Diyala, Kirkuk IDP Salah al-Din and Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%30% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar MISSAN MISSAN2,262 IDPs 2,262 IDPs 14% Others 14% OthersMUTHANNA MUTHANNA1,026 IDPs 1,026 IDPs 8% Others 8% Others KERBALA KERBALA15,846 IDPs 15,84614% Salah IDPs al-Din 14% Salah al-Din NAJAF NAJAF12,504 IDP 12,50411% AnbarIDP 11% Anbar Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar8% Babylon 8% BabylonOthers include: Diyala, OthersBaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad 86% Ninewa 86% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 19% Others 19% Others 18% Others 18% Others 6% Others 6% Others 1% Others 1% Others QadissiyaOthers include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon3,900 IDPs Others include: SalahThi-Qar al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala 3,426 IDPs QADISSIYAOthers include: Anbar,QADISSIYAOthers Kirkuk,3,900 include:Diyala, IDPs SalahAnbar, al-Din Kirkuk, 3,900and Diyala, Baghdad IDPs Salah al-Din and Baghdad THI-QAROthers include: Diyala,THI-QAROthers Salah al-Din,3,426 include: Anbar IDPs Diyala, and Salah Kirkuk al-Din,3,426 Anbar IDPs and Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 64+ 57+ 65% Ninewa 21 65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60% Ninewa 22 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk WASSITDiwaniya WASSIT6,384 IDPs 6,384 IDPs2,490 4% Others 4%BASRAH Others BASRAH6,528Nassriya IDP 6,528 IDP 9% Others1,950 9% Others + + Others include: Baghdad10 Others and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, Diyala,Baghdad, 16 Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala,10% Kirkuk and Babylon10% Kirkuk 77% NinewaAfaq 77% Ninewa834 33% Salah al-Din 33%30% Salah NinewaAl-Rifa’i al-Din 30%19% NinewaAnbar 75619% Anbar + + 1 14% Others 14% Others 1 8% Others 8% Others MISSAN MISSAN2,262 IDPs 2,262 IDPs MUTHANNA MUTHANNA1,026 IDPs 1,026 IDPs OthersAl-Shamiya include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include:402 and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala,Others BaghdadSuq Al-Shoyokh include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11%546 Anbar 11% Anbar 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad ► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin QADISSIYA QADISSIYA3,900 IDPs 3,900 IDPs19% Others 19% OthersTHI-QAR THI-QAR3,426 IDPs 3,426 IDPs18% Others 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

65% Ninewa 65% Ninewa 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60% Ninewa 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk 4% Others 4% Others 9% Others 9% Others Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include: al-Din, Diyala,Baghdad, Kirkuk Salah and al-Din, Babylon Diyala, Kirkuk and Babylon

MISSAN MISSAN2,262 IDPs 2,262 IDPs MUTHANNA MUTHANNA1,026 IDPs 1,026 IDPs 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad 19% Others 19% Others 18% Others 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad, and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

3 IOM IRAQ NINEWA NINEWA331,170 IDPs 331,170 IDPs DAHUK DAHUK318,786 IDPs 318,786 IDPs

99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 100% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil,Others Salah al-Din, include: Kirkuk Erbil, andSalah Anbar al-Din, Kirkuk and Anbar

ERBIL ERBIL237,408 IDPs 237,408 IDPs SULAIMANIYAHSULAIMANIYAH140,304 IDPs 140,304 IDPs 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 29% Anbar 29% Anbar 26% Salah al-Din 18%26% Diyala Salah al-Din 17% Anbar18% Diyala 17% Baghdad 17% Anbar 17% Baghdad 14% Others 14% Others 22% Others 22% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Erbil, include: Kirkuk Baghdad, and Diyala Erbil, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: and Ninewa, Kirkuk Babylon and Kirkuk

KIRKUK KIRKUK99,534 IDPs 99,534 IDPs SALAH AL-DINSALAH74,484 AL-DIN IDPs 74,484 IDPs 11% Ninewa 11% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 88% Salah al-Din 9% Others 9% Others 3% Others 3% Others Others include: Diyala,Others Anbar, include: Baghdad Diyala, and BabylonAnbar, Baghdad and Babylon Others include: Diyala,Others Ninewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar

DIYALA DIYALA54,132 IDPs 54,132 IDPs BAGHDAD BAGHDAD38,076 IDPs 38,076 IDPs 8% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 53% Anbar 53% Anbar 23% Ninewa 13%23% Babylon Ninewa 13% Babylon 6% Others 6% Others 11% Others 11% Others Others include: Anbar,Others Babylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Baghdad, Kirkuk Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Diyala, BaghdadSalah al-Din, and KirkukDiyala, Baghdad and Kirkuk

ANBAR ANBAR36,384 IDPs 36,384 IDPs BABYLON BABYLON17,016 IDPs 17,016 IDPs 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa

74% Anbar 74% Anbar 24% Babylon 24% Babylon 87% Babylon 87% Babylon 2% Others 2% Others 4% Others 4% Others Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Baghdad, Salah Ninewa al-Din, and Baghdad, Kirkuk Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Anbar,Others Baghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah Baghdad, al-Din and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk

KERBALA KERBALA15,846 IDPs 15,846 IDPs NAJAF NAJAF12,504 IDP 12,504 IDP 8% Babylon 8% Babylon 86% Ninewa 86% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa MASTER LIST REPORT 114 6% Others 6% Others 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Anbar,Others Kirkuk, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinKirkuk, and Diyala, Baghdad Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala,Others Salah include:al-Din, AnbarDiyala, and Salah Kirkuk al-Din, Anbar and Kirkuk

WASSIT WASSIT6,384 IDPs 6,384 IDPs BASRAH BASRAH6,528 IDP 6,528 IDP DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 77% Ninewa 77% Ninewa 33% Salah al-Din 33% 30%Salah Ninewa al-Din 30%19% Ninewa Anbar 19% Anbar Missan 14%2,262 Others IDPs 14% Others Muthanna 8% Others 1,0268% Others IDPs Others include: Diyala,Others Salah include:al-Din and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala,Others Baghdad include: and BabylonDiyala, Baghdad and Babylon ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 65+ 82+ 31 7

QADISSIYAAmara QADISSIYA3,900 IDPs 3,900 IDPs 1,848 THI-QAR THI-QARAl-Samawa3,426 IDPs 3,426 IDPs 672 + + 4 5

Al-Mejar65% Ninewa Al-Kabir 65% Ninewa 168 31% Kirkuk 31% Kirkuk 60% Ninewa 60%Al-Rumaitha Ninewa 17% Anbar 14% Kirkuk31817% Anbar 14% Kirkuk + + 1 1 4% Others 4% Others 9% Others 9% Others OthersQal’at include: Saleh BaghdadOthers and include: Salah120 al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:Al-Khidhir al-Din, Baghdad, Diyala, KirkukSalah al-Din, and36 Babylon Diyala, Kirkuk and Babylon

► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin MISSAN MISSAN2,262 IDPs 2,262 IDPs MUTHANNA MUTHANNA1,026 IDPs 1,026 IDPs 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 11% Anbar 11% Anbar 48% Ninewa 48% Ninewa 19% Kirkuk 19% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 13% Baghdad 13% Baghdad 19% Others 19% Others 18% Others 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad, and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Kirkuk andSalah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

IDPs SITUATION UPDATE

Overall IDP figures: During January and February, DTM identified recorded mainly in Ninewa (-1,506), Kirkuk (-312) and Erbil (-144). At the 1,399,170 IDPs (233,195 households) dispersed across 18 governorates, district level, the three districts with the greatest decreases of IDPs living 104 districts and 3,004 locations in Iraq. DTM recorded a decrease of in camp settings are Mosul (-912), followed by Al-Hamdaniya (-660) and 15,462 IDPs since the previous round, with the largest decrease taking (-312). place in Salah al-Din (-5,310, representing a -7% change in the IDP A decrease of 2,742 IDPs living in critical shelters (i.e. informal settlements, caseload in the governorate), followed by Ninewa (-3,618, -1%) and religious buildings, schools, unfinished or abandoned buildings and Baghdad (-2,502, -6%). habitual residences that are severely damaged or destroyed) has been Recent IDP movements: Despite the overall decrease in the numbers of observed since the previous round. While on a national level eight per IDPs, 10,530 individuals arrived in assessed locations during January and cent of IDPs continue to live in critical shelters, there is notable variation February. The majority of new arrivals (5,910 individuals, 56%) came from among governorates: Anbar (44%), Salah al-Din (28%), Qadissiya (19%), other locations of displacement, including 228 individuals who arrived from Missan (11%), Dahuk (11%) and Baghdad (11%). Of those living in critical camps. Most of the new arrivals from camps were recorded in Ninewa shelters, 70 per cent can be found in three governorates: Dahuk (34,992 (210 individuals, 92%), mainly in Sinjar (108), Mosul (60) and Tilkaif (30). individuals, 31%), Ninewa (22,038, 20%) and Salah al-Din (20,922, 19%). In addition, 2,046 individuals were re-displaced after returning due to lack The top three districts hosting IDPs in critical shelters are Sumel (27,744 of employment opportunities, poor services or security, housing damage individuals, 25%), Falluja (12,816, 11%) and (9,846, 9%). There and fear related to change in ethno-religious composition. The majority are also 77 locations where all IDPs are living in critical shelters, a total of of these IDPs originally come from Telafar and Mosul in Ninewa, 1,038 26,508 individuals, mainly in Anbar, Salah al-Din and Ninewa. and 528 individuals respectively. The main district of displacement is Najaf Reasons for movements: Overall reasons for the decrease in the numbers (858 individuals). of IDPs remain consistent across rounds and include improvements in the 2,574 individuals were displaced from their area of origin for the first time. security situation and the provision of services and rehabilitation of houses Most of them fled from Baghdad and Diyala governorates due to the in areas of origin. Similar to the previous round, some families in Al-Fares ongoing demonstrations, the worsening security situation, lack of services and Samarra districts in Salah al-Din were able to obtain the security and lack of employment opportunities. The main districts of displacement clearance necessary to return to their areas of origin. are Erbil (1,566 individuals) and Sulaymaniya (660). Figure 2. IDP shelter types IDPs areas of origin: 59 per cent of the current caseload of IDPs come from Ninewa Governorate, mainly from Mosul (287,070 individuals), Sinjar

(267,150) and Al-Ba’aj (111,474). The second largest shares of IDPs come 8% PRIVATE SETTINGS 949,704 from Salah al-Din and Anbar governorates with 11 per cent each. The top 68+32V districts of origin are Tooz Khurmatu (41,682 individuals), Baiji (33,006) 24% CAMPS and Balad (31,446) in Salah al-Din and Ramadi (69,948), Falluja (50,802) 335,826 and Al-Ka’im (12,648) in Anbar. 24+76V 68%

Shelter Types: 68 per cent of IDPs are living in private settings (949,704 CRITICAL SHELTERS individuals), 24 per cent are in camps (335,826) and 8 per cent (112,878) 8+92V 112,878 are in critical shelters. A decrease of 864 IDPs in camp settings was 68+248B 4 IOM IRAQ MASTER LIST REPORT 114

RETURNS OVERVIEW

The below graphs show (1) the number of returnees in all governorates of origin, (2) the number of returnees per main districts as well as (3) the proportion of returnees per governorate of last displacement for each governorate of origin

Ninewa 1,785,738 Returnees Anbar 1,479,720 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 58+19 40+36 Mosul 1,027,038 Ramadi 586,656 + + 9 12 Telafar 344,880 Falluja 538,788 + + 1 1 Al-Hamdaniya 165,162 Heet 175,518

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 8% Dahuk 69% Ninewa 46% Anbar 22% Baghdad 15% Erbil 10% Erbil 13% Others 17% Others Others: Najaf, Kerbala,Baghdad, Babylon, Kirkuk, Wassit, , Others: Kirkuk, Sulaymaniyah, Babylon, Salah al-Din, Dahuk, Kerbala, Ninewa and Diyala Salah al-Din, Basrah, Missan, Qadissiya, Thi-Qar, Muthanna, Diyala and Anbar

Salah al-Din 680,946 Returnees Kirkuk 340,092 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 25+23 48+45 171,336 Al-Hawiga 161,730 + + 16 5 Al-Shirqat 158,076 Kirkuk 153,756 + + 1 1 Baiji 111,474 Daquq 17,370

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 9% Salah al-Din 47% Salah al-Din 25% Kirkuk 15% Erbil 43% Kirkuk 41% Sulaymaniyah 13% Others 7% Others Others: Sulaymaniyah, Baghdad, Dahuk, Basrah, Kerbala, Najaf, Wassit, Missan and Diyala Others: Erbil, Ninewa, Baghdad and Babylon

Diyala 230,190 Returnees Baghdad 90,072 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 43+32 54+26 97,896 Mahmoudiya 49,056 + + 25 11 Al-Khalis 74,622 Abu Ghraib 23,100 + + 1 1 Al-Muqdadiya 56,472 Tarmia 10,152

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 9% Sulaymaniyah 4% Babylon

79% Diyala 90% Baghdad 1% Others

11% Kirkuk 13% Others 5% Erbil Others: Baghdad, Erbil and Kerbala Others: Sulaymaniyah, Kerbala and Missan

Erbil 52,878 Returnees Dahuk 768 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 90+88 90+88 Makhmour 52,878 Zakho 768

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 11% Kirkuk 73% Erbil 15% Ninewa 100% Dahuk 1% Salah al-Din

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RETURNS OVERVIEW

RETURNEES SITUATION UPDATE

Overall return figures: DTM identified 4,660,404 returnees (776,734 Reasons for return: Overall reasons for the increase in the numbers of households) across 8 governorates, 38 districts and 1,956 locations in returnees remain consistent across rounds and include improvements Round 114. During this round, DTM expanded its coverage by including in the security situation and the provision of services, including schools, 91 new, previously unassessed areas: 46 new locations in Ninewa, 40 in employment opportunities, and the rehabilitation of houses in areas of Erbil, 3 in Anbar and 2 in Diyala. Ninewa, Anbar and Salah al-Din are the origin. Some of the increase can also be attributed to expanded DTM governorates which have both the highest number of returnees and the coverage of new, previously unassessed areas. Moreover, the ongoing highest increases in the numbers of returnees since the previous round, demonstrations in Baghdad and an unwillingness to move to other camps hosting a total of 1,785,738 individuals (including an additional 19,404 since camp closures began in Ninewa continue to be causes of return. new returns since December 2019) in Ninewa, 1,479,720 (26,016 new Shelter types: Nearly all households (4,429,470 individuals, 95%) returns) in Anbar and 680,946 (5,754 new returns) in Salah al-Din. returned to habitual residences that are in good condition and two per During January and February, DTM recorded 4,782 returnees who have cent (76,110) are living in other private settings (with host families, in arrived from camps. The majority of them returned to Ninewa (2,988 hotels/motels or rented accommodations). Three per cent of returnees individuals) with the top three districts being Al-Ba’aj (936), (690) (154,824) are living in the most vulnerable conditions: critical shelters. and Sinjar (612). Out of all new returnees from camps, 2,058 individuals An additional 3,054 returnees were recorded as living in critical shelters 1 returned to locations with severe conditions. during January and February. While on a national level three per cent of District-level figures: At the district level in the top three governorates, returnees are living in critical shelters, there is notable variation among Mosul in Ninewa remains the district hosting the highest number of governorates. In Diyala and Baghdad, as many as 10 and 7 per cent of returnees: 22 per cent of all returnees (1,027,038 individuals). Mosul also returnees respectively are living in critical shelters. The districts hosting the had one of the largest influxes of returnees in terms of raw numbers highest number of returnees living in critical shelters are: Mosul (32,634), during this round (6,702 individuals). By comparison, the largest percentage Al-Ka’im (12,726) and Baji (10,674). There are also six locations where all increase of returnees took place in Al-Ba’aj, which witnessed a 36 per returnees are living in critical shelters, hosting a total of 2,538 individuals; cent increase since December (7,824 individuals), followed by Hatra with specifically, these returnees are living in two locations in Ninewa (1,182 a 2 per cent increase (690 individuals). The increase in the number of individuals), two locations in Kirkuk (222 individuals), one location in Salah returnees both in Al-Ba’aj and in Mosul can be explained by widened DTM al-Din (780 individuals) and one location in Anbar (354). coverage of 19 and 11 new locations respectively. Figure 3. Returnee shelter types in Anbar has the second highest number of returnees

(586,656 individuals, 13% of all returnees) followed by Falluja with 538,788 3% 2% individuals (12%). During this round, both Ramadi and Falluja witnessed HABITUAL RESIDENCE 4,429,470 significant increases in the number of returnees with 15,600 and 1,764 95+5V new returnees respectively. These increases are partly explained by the expansion of DTM coverage, which included new previously unassessed CRITICAL SHELTERS 154,824 locations. In addition, one of the largest percentage increases of returnees 3+97V took place in Al-Ka’im: a nine per cent increase since December (7,698 PRIVATE SETTINGS individuals). In Salah al-Din, the largest increase in the numbers of 95% 2+98V 76,110 returnees was observed in Al-Shirqat (1,710 individuals) followed by Balad (1,560) and Baiji (1,344) districts. 95+32B Going beyond the top three governorates, in Erbil also witnessed a large increase in return figures this round with an additional 7,920 individuals, explained by the inclusion of 40 new locations.

1 The findings related to the severity of conditions in locations of return were based on the data collected for the Return Index Round 8, which can be found online at:

http://iraqdtm.iom.int/ReturnIndex

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Map 1. Presence of IDPs and returnees by area

T U R K E Y

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METHODOLOGY IOM’s DTM aims to monitor displacement and provide accurate data about the IDP and returnee population in Iraq. Data is collected through IOM’s Rapid Assessment and Response Teams (RARTs), composed of over 100 staff members deployed across Iraq. Data collection for Round 114 took place during the months of Jaunary and February 2020 across 18 governorates.

Data from the IDP Master List and Returnee Master List is gathered through a well-established large network of over 9,500 key informants that includes community leaders, mukhtars, local authorities and security forces. Additional information is gathered from government registration data and partner agencies.

IOM RARTs collect Master List data continuously and report it bimonthly. However, limited access due to security issues and other operational constraints can affect information-gathering activities. The variation in displacement figures observed between different reporting periods, in addition to true variation of the population figures, may be influenced by other factors such as the continuous identification of previously displaced groups and the inclusion of data on secondary displacements within Iraq.

The displaced populations are identified through a process of collection, verification, triangulation and validation of data. IOM continues to closely coordinate with federal, regional and local authorities to maintain a shared and accurate understanding of displacement across Iraq. To facilitate analysis, this report divides Iraq into three regions: the Region of Iraq (KRI) includes Dahuk, Sulaymaniyah and Erbil governorates; the South includes Basrah, Missan, Najaf, Thi-Qar, Qadissiya and Muthana governorates; the Central North includes Anbar, Babylon, Baghdad, Diyala, Kerbala, Kirkuk, Ninewa, Salah al-Din and Wassit governorates.

The methodology uses the following definitions:

The number of individuals is calculated by multiplying the number of households by six, the average size of an Iraqi household.

The DTM considers as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) all Iraqis who were forced to flee from 1 January 2014 onwards and are still displaced within national borders at the moment of the assessment.

The DTM considers as returnees all those displaced since January 2014 who return to their location of origin, irrespective of whether they have returned to their former residence or to another shelter type. The definition of returnees is not related to the criteria of returning in safety and dignity, nor with a defined durable solutions strategy.

The location is defined as an area that corresponds either to a sub-district (i.e. fourth official administrative division), a village for rural areas or a neighbourhood for urban areas (i.e. fifth official administrative division).

Habitual residence is the same residence prior to displacement.

Private settings include own property, rented houses, hotels/motels and host families.

Critical shelters include informal settlements, religious buildings, schools and unfinished or abandoned buildings. For returnees, it also includes habitual residences that are severely damaged or destroyed and for IDPs, long-term rental accomodations that are unfit for habitation (having characteristics of unfinished or severely damaged buildings).

IOM DISCLAIMER

The information contained in this report is for general information purposes only. Names and boundaries IOM Iraq thanks the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of on DTM information products do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by IOM. The information in Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM) for its continued the DTM portal is the result of data collected by IOM field teams and complements information provided support. IOM Iraq also expresses its gratitude to IOM Iraq’s and generated by governmental and other entities in Iraq. IOM Iraq endeavors to keep this information as Rapid Assessment and Response Team (RART) members up to date and accurate as possible, but makes no claim —expressed or implied— on the completeness, for their work in collecting the data, often in very difficult accuracy and suitability of the information provided through this report. Challenges that should be taken into circumstances; their tireless efforts are the groundwork of account when using DTM data in Iraq include the fluidity of the displaced population movements along with this report. repeated emergency situations and limited access to large parts of the country. In no event will IOM be liable for any loss or damage, whether direct, indirect or consequential, related to the use of this report and the information provided herein.

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