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Central Equatorial / Morobo County, (Payams of Gulumbi and Kimba) Alert Date* (First Time the Location Shelter Cluster South Sudan sheltersouthsudan.org Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter SHELTER/NFI ANALYSIS REPORT Field with (*) and italicized questions are mandatory. For checkboxes (☒), tick all that apply. Use charts from mobile data collection (MDC) wherever possible. 1. General Information Location* (State/County/Payam/Boma) Central Equatorial / Morobo County, (Payams of Gulumbi and Kimba) Alert Date* (first time the location mentioned to the Cluster) Analysis Dates* From 8th/11/2019 to 22nd /11/2019 2. Location Information Report Date* (date completed) GPS Coordinates* Kimba: Latitude N. 3°35’24.9’’ Longitude: E. 30° 48’26.8 Gulumbi : Latitude N. 3°40’ 43.2” Longitude: E. 30° 46’ 29.8” 3. Team Details* Name Organisation Title Contacts: Email/Mobile/Sat Phone Malish Lawrence SPEDP ES/NFI OFFICER (Team Leader) +211925460589, +211917049021 [email protected] Abiggo Manson Lubang SPEDP ES/NFI Officer [email protected] +211926088035/+256786387499 Aligo Daniel SPEDP Protection Officer [email protected] +25789435834 Apai Jackie SPEDP Protection Officer [email protected] +256779986856 If this is a joint mission, what %s will each partner report? [SPEDP 1]:100% [Partner 2]: ___% [Partner 3]: ___% SPEDPconducted the needs analysis 4. Desk Research: Displacement, Movement, and Conflict Trends What information did you find about the context and trends in this location more than six months ago? What triggered the analysis? Based on number of IRNA reports, UN OCHA report and independent need analysis done by SPEDP, and other agencies in Morobo County showed that with the signing of the revitalized Peace agreement, there is very high influx of returnees from Uganda and the democratic Republic of Congo into Morobo County right from Kaya the border which is in Kimba Payam and most of the Payams including Gulumbi Payam that has been covered in this household needs analysis report. Most of them since coming have not been registered despite the fact that they are really in dire need though only being tracked for Ebola by WHO along the borders with DRC and Uganda. This has prompted the Team to get onto the ground to carry out the ES/NFI needs assessment and analysis as they have not been served with ES/NFI given the fact that they lost their shelters to fire and others being vandalized. Republic of South Sudan www.sheltercluster.org 1 Shelter Cluster South Sudan sheltersouthsudan.org Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter Is this a cyclical/seasonal displacement? Based on the information from the local authorities namely the RRC and the Commissioner Possible sources: INSO, DTM, REACH, of Morobo, 85% of the population had fled seeking refuge in DRC and Uganda hence WFP, CSRF, SFPs based on the signing of the revitalized Peace agreement most of them as refugees keep coming back from Uganda and DRC including those who got displaced to neigbouring Yei County settling now in their original areas prompting high humanitarian needs in most areas including ES/NFI It’s a cyclical event which occur on daily basis and the push factors are according to the returnees are lack of basic needs like food, emergence shelter and NFI including health services and unemployment being another huge problem leading to lack of money to meet most of the basic needs and eventually children dropping from school due to lack of fees as Morobo has some few functional schools now operational Source: RRC and SFPs List all previous S/NFI and food United Methodist Church On Relief [UMCOR] distributed hoes and seeds like (maize, distributions in this area, with key cow peas) in July 2019 and UN OCHA distributed NFIs ( saucepans and buckets) in details (date, # beneficiaries, bomas, part of Gulumbi Payam in April 2019 which is outside this area of Gulumbi covered in S/NFI types). this report Possible sources:SFPs, Cluster IMO Source: County RRC Housing, Land, and Property The issues concerning land in Morobo are resolved through the traditional mechanisms of issues?What mechanisms are in place to elders and chiefs. It is from Boma level these mechanisms are in place and that is where handle HLP disputes? What groups are land issues are settled. Land ownership in Morobo is communally according to the marginalized by land ownership? inheritance norms. Elders and chiefs of the community, who decide to settle displaced Possible sources: SSLS, HLP WG, persons and allow them utilize land for their livelihoods and do settlements for displaced Protection Cluster, NRC people. Source: RRC, CHIEFS Do people come only during food drops These are People living in their place of origin and other aid? Possible sources: REACH, DTM, Static Source: RRC, Static NGOs NGOs, WFP, SFPs How has aid affected displacement and There was no report that linked aid with conflict in the area in the recent time since conflict in this area? armed confrontation between government and opposition forces halted as result of Possible sources : INSO, WFP, CSRF, SFPs R-ARCSS. Source: County RRC What aid actors are static in this Current actors who are present on ground in Morobo county includes location? What aid actors visit regularly? SPEDP:- doing emergency shelter and NFI including Health (EPI) Possible sources:SFPs SUHA;- general health , AAHI:- Boma health initiative, ACROSS:- Nutrition with component of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), and CIDO:- mobile clinic While others are organizations who visit regularly like UMCOR, SSDO, TRISS, SAVE THE CHILDREN, CEPO, THESO, CONCERN WORLDWIDE, ISRAID, SSRC/ICRC and IOM who are handling Ebola screening at all points of entry to Yei river state. Source: RCC & COMMISSIONERS OFFICE What community groups have already Morobo has youth association, farmers group and women’s group been in place in this location? PwD committees?Women’s groups? Source: RRC, Static NGOs and COMMISSIONERS Have any risk or security assessments Security assessment was done in the recent past within the county including OCHA, been done in this area? UNMIS, and Partners security assessment on the ground. There is however a cantonment Possible sources: INSO, WFP, CSRF, SFPs, site in Panyume which is in far east within Morobo county Republic of South Sudan www.sheltercluster.org 2 Shelter Cluster South Sudan sheltersouthsudan.org Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter UNDSS Have any market assessments been No market assessment or CBI conducted in the area though concern worldwide was conducted here, or cash-based in plan of doing it interventions? Possible sources: IACWG, SFPs, FSL Source: RRC Cluster 5. Summary of Population Type / Numbers Where possible, teams can paste a chart instead of entering all of the data below. Population Count from: HH: 9324 INDV: 41091 (source) Population Count HH: 2603 INDV: 15000 observed by team Men: 23.5% / Women:30.7% / Boys:27 % / Girls:18.8% S/N COUNTY/PAYAM BOMA AND THE CASELOAD 1. Morobo/Kimba Payam Kaya boma= 540 HHs 2. Morobo/Kimba Yondu boma= 413 HHs 3. Morobo Centre/Gulumbi Payam Girili boma= 350 HHs Population breakdown 4. Morobo/Gulumbi Kindi boma= 900 HHs 5. Morobo/Gulumbi Payam Kilikili boma= 400 HHs Grand Total Caseload 2603 Population details: The population is from Gulumbi and Kimba (host and returnees). The returnees have come from origin, plans to stay, Uganda and others from DRC Congo to stay in their places of origin. available lists, breakdown, and There was no available list of the population; only estimates from the local authorities. sources: (Section II of the HH Questionnaire) POPULATION RESIDING IN SETTLEMENT SITE POPULATION IN NEED OF S/NFI ☐IDP directly affected by conflict ☐ IDP directly affected by conflict: ☒Host directly affected by conflict: 2603HH ☒Host directly affected by conflict: 2603HH(estimated) (estimated) ☐ IDP affected by disaster: __________ ☐ IDP affected by disaster: __________ ☐Host affected by disaster: __________ ☐Host affected by disaster: __________ ☐Refugees from: ___________ ☐Refugees from: ___________ ☐ Protracted IDPs (living in collective site for 1+ years) ☐Protracted IDPs (living in collective site for 1+ years) ☐ Returnee: government-facilitated ☐Returnee: government-facilitated ☒Other returnee: 80 HH(estimated) ☒Other returnee: 80 HH (estimated) ☐ Population in transit to: ________________ ☐Population in transit to: ________________ ☐Other returnee: ☐Other returnee: voluntary returnees ☐Unintegrated ☐Unintegrated 6. Protection/Vulnerability Concerns and Power Dynamics Do people feel safe here? ☒ Yes: 80 % ☒ No: 5% ☐ Somehow: 15% Republic of South Sudan www.sheltercluster.org 3 Shelter Cluster South Sudan sheltersouthsudan.org Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter Do people feel safe here? 15 5 Yes No Somehow 80 How would services coming to this ☒ Beneficiaries would be safer location affect safety? ☐Beneficiaries would be less safe ☐ Service provider would not be safe ☒No effect on security What are the specific protection What input did Protection partners provide? concerns and considerations? There was no protection partner that participated in the needs assessment but testimonies from interviewees revealed that there were gender based violence against girls and women amongst the communities. What stood out in the Safety Audit? There are water point available nearby all the proposed distribution sites There is shade available in the proposed distribution sites. There is no nearby military barracks The distribution site is close to the beneficiaries’ settlement What are the vulnerability dynamics? ☐ Children at Risk (CR): #_20__ ☐Unaccompanied/Separated child: #_40__ ☐ Other person at Risk (ER): #___ ☒Women at Risk: 48 ☐ Single parent/caregiver (SP): 23 ☒Disability (DS): 16 ☐ Serious medical condition: #___ ☐Minorities/ Detatched from community: #____ Who controls in the community? Who provides? The local authorities especially at Boma levels, besides the chiefs, headmen and elders take major stake in controlling, making decisions for the rest of their communities control the communities in Morobo.Chiefs, and elders are actually the nucleus for the community functioning. Republic of South Sudan www.sheltercluster.org 4 Shelter Cluster South Sudan sheltersouthsudan.org Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter Explain key aspects of the HLP There are no registered cases of HLP issues such as land grabbing and forced eviction.
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