1/13/2020 RIS(1) FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA Borno State : Rapid Return Intention Survey Report As Summary of January 2020
Age Gender of Interviewed Head of Household LGA of Origin
LGA of Origin Adults 36% 51%
Nganzai Elderely 8% 4%
Male Female Kukawa 58 81
Male Household Female Household Nganzai 139 1027 Heads Heads Household Heads Individuals
Marital Status Maiduguri Religion Interviewed Households per Camp Married 108 Konduga
Widowed 16
Separated 6 Gwoza Bakasi Camp 139 Biu
Single 5
Islam 100.00% Divorced 3
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Whether there's any family member with specific needs ? Number of Displacement Area of Origin (Ward) Twice 17.99% Multiple( More than 2) Yes 25.18% 14.39% Gajiram 54.70%
None 74.82% Once 67.63% Alarge 20.51%
Specific Needs Badu 8.55% Displacement Year Physical Disability 29.79% 60.08% Kuda 8.55% Pregnant & Lactating 25.53% Serious medical condition 14.89% Sugundare 7.69% Chronic illness 8.51% Mental disability 6.38% Child labour 4.26% Return Intentions to Area of Origin Female Headed Household 4.26% 8.37% 6.62% 8.67% 7.30% 8.96% Orphan due to conflict 4.26% 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Single Vulnerable elderly 2.13% Yes Child Headed Household 0.00% Means Information of Area of Origin is Received 98.56% Child Marriage 0.00% Elderly headed household 0.00% From other people who are in my … 30.81% Other 0.00% Family members who have informa… 25.29% Planned returned date (if "yes") Release from Abduction 0.00% Other members of the community … 14.53% Separated Children 0.00% Don't Know 34.31% 0.00% I visited my home 13.08% Teenage parent Less than a week 31.39% Trafficked 0.00% Media 6.69% 1 - 3 months 18.98% Unaccompanied Children 0.00% Government 2.91% Vulnerable elderly 0.00% 1 - 4 weeks 6.57% Bulamas(Community Head) 2.62% 3 - 6 months 5.11% LGA leaders 2.33% Whether there are any concern about 6 - 12 months 3.65% Humanitarian workers 1.16% women returning to their places of origin? Military 0.29% Reasons for not wanting to return Yes 31.65% Religious authorities 0.29% Lack of basic facilities in area of … 28.57% No 68.35% Challenges faced in Return Trauma and fear 28.57% House destroyed or damaged 14.29% House destroyed 18.20% Livelihood activities is better here 14.29% Would an organised "Go and See" visit to No means of livelihood back … 15.14% the areas be useful? Markets still closed back home 14.29% Safety issues 10.47% Heard that mines are on our lan… 0.00% Lack of basic services in place… 9.98% Yes 97.84% My children are in school here 0.00% Market still closed 8.05% My house is occupied 0.00% Uncertain evolution of security 7.25% No financial means 0.00% No financial support to emba… 7.09% Other reasons 0.00% Who should go in case of a "Go & See" visit? My children are in school here 6.76% Security threat is still high in are… 0.00% No Land 6.28% Community leaders 42.81% My house is occupied 5.64% Return Facilitating Factors Trauma 5.15% Male heads of households 25.68% No answer 0.00% Access to livelihood and emplo… 21.97%
Male Youths 20.21% Repair/rehabilitation of houses 21.44%
Women 11.30% Whether Households would prefer to re-settle somewhere else Presence of security in area of … 20.74% instead of place of origin Yes 10.07% Receive humanitarian assistance 18.98% Whether Households Heads participate in No 89.93% decision making process ? Improved access to basic servic… 16.87%
Yes 43.88% No 56.12% Others 0.00% Condition Prompting Return Intention
Difficult conditions in displace… 36.86% Households willing to return to LGA of Origin Wanted to reunite with my family 22.36% Heard from commuity member… 18.13% Saw other families planning to r… 15.71% I had conducted a go and see vi… 2.72% Heard from community membe… 1.51% Nganzai 100.00% Heard that the camp will soon … 1.51% News 0.60% Other 0.60%
Sources : SEMA, NEMA, MRR, UNHCR Nigeria, IOM Nigeria, iNGO Forum, GISCOR, CSOs, UNHCR KoboToolbox Author : [email protected] 1/1