1st Quarter, 2017

# IDP Camps

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PoCs Collective Centres Sponteneous Settlements Wau Cathedral Site, IOM 2016

KEY FIGURES: NEED ANALYSIS Intense and renewed fighting between the SPLA-IO and the government forces in parts of Total people displaced in country Eastern Equatorial , and Central Unity exacerbated by other armed militias raiding cattle, looting properties and burning of villages has led to continued internal displacements 1,893,100 of many civilians and continued outflow of South Sudanese to neighbouring countries of Cluster target population (IDPs and host) Uganda, Kenya, Sudan and Ethiopia. Internal displacements continue to see new arrivals enter already over populated UNMISS Protection of Civilian sites (PoCs) in Bentiu and Juba and 630,618 creation of new collective sites in Aburoc/Fashoda in Upper Nile and Liwolo, Yei in Eastern Sites or site-like settings Equatoria. While insecurity is experienced in over 75% of the country, famine has contributed 23 immeasurably to an already bad situation with approximately over 100,000 individuals at risk are at risk.

FUNDING: RESPONSE CCCM cluster continues to advocate for non-creation of camps and only supporting IDPs in 2% Total funding camps and camp like settings as a temporary solution. The cluster through its structure continues to coordinate service delivery in UNMISS PoCs and collective sties. The cluster required: contributes to sustainable delivery of its mandate through capacity building and engagement of National Non-Governmental Organizations (NNGOs) and civil society organizations such as 17.8 M churches who continue to provide temporary refuge during peaks of displacement as they open 98% up their compounds to provide temporary home to displaced persons. Funded Gap The cluster is providing CCCM intervention in all the existing UNMISS protection of civilian sites across the country while it’s also providing light touch CCCM activities in the existing collective sites or the upcoming ones due to the continued clashed between the armed elements in the country . For instance, the cluster has planned to provide support to IDPs living in collective KEY DOCUMENTS: sites in Eastern Equatoria, and in Aburoc,Fashoda county in Upper Nile. . Humanitarian Response Plan 2017 GAPS / CHALLENGES . Weekly situation report CCCM cluster is constrained with limited funding to effectively intervene appropriately in the . Displacement tracking & registration different displacement sites. Within the PoC set up, limited space is among the key factors updates affecting the ability for operational partners to meet minimum sphere standards.

KEY DATES: Activation of cluster: December 2013 19,866 Dethomas Over 226

651 Melut PoC 432,400 6,174 Khoradar IDPs in CCCM sites as of March 2017 CLUSTER PARTNERS 250 Malek ACTED AFOD

DRC UNHCR 30,559 PoC

REACH Internews 36,671 Bentiu Town IOM Health Link 121,225 Bentiu PoC

CONTACT

National Coordinator: Ali Abdi 179 Wau PoC 25,250 Wau PoC AA

Email: [email protected] 17,506 Wau Collective Sites National Coordinator: Jane Kony

Email: [email protected] 114,742 1,956 Mingkaman National Co-Coordinator: Kate Holland Bor PoC Email: [email protected] 1,700 Don Bosco 7,771 Mahad Cluster IM: Daniel Kuria 38,833 Juba UN House PoCs Email: [email protected] Cluster IM: Amalraj Nallainathan PoC sites Collective Centers Email: [email protected] 3,000 Melijo Sponteneous Settlements