: Areas of Humanitarian Concerns Snapshot (as of August 2014)

Increasing water shortages are reported in areas that received poor belg/gu/ganna/sugum rains in Afar, and Somali regions. People and livestock are migrating looking for water and pasture. As per the revised nutrition hotspot list released on 18 August, these regions account for 75 NUTRITION per cent of the 125 nutrition hotspot priority one woredas, reflecting the impact of the inadequate seasonal rains in these areas. Humanitarian needs The number of nutrition hotspot priority one woredas and associated monetary requirements are expected to increase in the second half of 2014 and beyond. increased by 64.6 per cent from 76 woredas in April ERITREA 2014 to 125 woredas in August 2014. Scaling up and/or expanding Targeted Supplementary Feeding Erob R Tahtay Laelay MerebAhferom e programs is required to mitigate the likely deterioration Adiyabo Adiyabo Leke d Adwa Saesie Tsaedaemba of the nutrition situation in priority one and in some of Asgede Medebay Werei S TIGRAY Hawzen e Tsimbila Zana Leke a the priority two woredas. Kola Degua Kelete Tselemti Temben Temben Tanqua Awelallo SUDAN Tselemt Enderta Abergele Beyeda Saharti Oromia 51 52 9 Hintalo Samre Wejirat Megale Janamora Abergele Alaje Sahla Somali 28 40 Wegera Endamehoni Ziquala Sekota East Raya West Ofla Amhara 14 31 7 Belesa Belesa Dehana Azebo AFAR Gaz Alamata Libo Gibla Ebenat Bugna Kobo Awra SNNPR 4 6 25 Lake Tana Kemkem Lasta Gidan Lay (Ayna) Gayint Meket Wadla d e n Afar 15 8 9 Tach Delanta Habru G u l f o f A Gayint Ambasel Pawe AMHARA Simada Kutaber Tigray 9 15 7 Special Mekdela DJIBOUTI Hulet Ej Sayint Dessie Kalu Bati 18% Sekela Enese TentaZuria Enbise Legambo Dewa Dewa Gambella 4 7 2 Sar Midir Cheffa Harewa Ayisha Bibugn Legehida BENISHANGUL Kelela Gishe Artuma Benis. 47% Rabel Fursi 348 GUMUZ Gumuz 1 2 Hotspot priority Menz Gera Jille Hadelela Erer woredas Dera Timuga Shinile reported Midir Afdem Wara Harari 1 in August Jarte Jarso Gerar Dembel 36% Bambasi Jardega Jarso Tarema Aw-bare Abuna Dawa Ber Miesso Dire Dawa 1 G/Beret Abichuna Chinaksen Ankober Goro DIRE DAWA Guto Meta Jida Gne'a Maokomo Guduru Adda Gutu Jarso Gida Robi Meta Kurfa Gursum Jijiga Special Berga Sasiga Mieso Deder Chele Harar Bedeno HARARI Hareshen Diga Haru ADDIS ABABA Fentale Koricha Girawa Kebribeyah Fedis Babile Wanke Boset Kuni Midega Pagak Anfilo Daro Tola Matar Itang Adama Lare Lebu Golo Meyumuluka Aware Nip nip LeitchuorKule Tierkidi Jeju Leitchuor 1 Chora Bora Sire Oda Burubiey Bonga Sodo Guna Gashamo Jikawo Pamdong Arsi Hawi Lagahida Degehamedo Gambela Meskan Diksis Fik Ziway Sude Gudina Degehabur Akobo Zuria Mareko Amigna Lege Jore Abobo Adami Dugda Danot Akobo Kersa Tulu Jido Robe Hida REFUGEE Pugnido Seru Jor Gembora Kombolcha Gololcha Hamero Gerbo Gog Arsi Inkolo Selahad Boh Shashogo Limu Bale Segeg Shekosh Ethiopia became the largest refugee-hosting country Pugnido Mengesh Shalla Negele Wabe Shashemene Bilbilo GAMBELLA Boloso Gedeb Dihun in Africa overtaking . The over 630,000 refugees Godere Zuria Bombe Siraro Asasa Dima Kindo Shebe Adaba Goro the country hosts today are primarily South Sudanese Koysha Dodola Kebridehar Warder Kindo Dino Rayitu Humbo Loka Aleta Dawe (including nearly 188,000 arrivals since December Dimma Dida Ofa SOMALI Denan Geladin SNNPR AbayaWendo Kachen Harena East Imi 2013), , Eritreans and Sudanese. Geze Dara Guradamole Buluk Gura Gofa Mirab Mena Abaya Damole Debeweyin Arba West Imi Gode Shilabo Ubadebretsehay Serer/Elkere Kemba Minch OROMIA Goro 252,990 Zuria Baqaqsa Adadle Amaro Bule Kelafo Goro SOUTH SUDAN Hora Alle Melka Dola Mustahil Ferfer Dugda Saba Hargele Soda Dawa Boru Chereti/Weyib Gnangatom Afder Bare Liben Hudet Hamer 150,000 Teltele (Kuraz) Dolobay Moyale Dolo Odo Undetermined Dire Nutrition hotspot Dehas boundary woredas (as of August) Refugee locations Projected below normal I n d i a n 50,000 Priority 1 Miyo More than 252,000 Refugee camp Kiremt rain KENYA O c e a n Priority 2 Poor Gu/Ganna rainfall South Sudanese refugees 0 Entry point Priority 3 Poor Kiremt rainfall (against the forecast) 15-Dec 15-Feb 15-Apr 15-Jun 29-Aug

Creation date: 1 Sept 2014 Sources: OCHA, DRMFSS\ENCU, UNHCR, and humanitarian partners Feedback: [email protected] ethiopia.humanitarianresponse.info www.reliefweb.int

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