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Bonthe District D a T a P A D A T A P A C K As reported by the DISTRICT RECOVERY COMMITTEE JUNE 2003 2nd Data Collection Exercise Including Who What Where District Data Report Data Processing by Sierra Leone Information System (OCHA / SLIS) BONTHE DISTRICT Technical Committee National Recovery Committee October 2003 CONTENTS - Introduction - District Map - NRS District Strategy August 2002 - Population Data - Local Government Data Reports - Police Data Report - Roads Data Report - Education Data Reports - Social Welfare Data Report - Reintegration of Ex-combatants Data - Health Data Reports - Water & Sanitation Data Report - Agriculture Data Reports - Who What Where District Report INTRODUCTION The statistical information presented in this pack was reported by the respective line ministry members of the District Recovery Committees (DRCs). The DRC was reported on a set of monitoring forms developed under the Technical Committee of the National Recovery Committee in May – June 2003. The Who What Where data report complements the DRC data, providing a list of implemented projects within the sector that was reported to OCHA by donors, UN agencies and international NGOs. The purpose of these data collection exercises is to establish a set of reliable data to be used for national planning and monitoring. The Data collection exercises are organized by the Technical Committee of the National Recovery Committee, which is about to be merged with the Development Partnership Committee (DEPAC). All data reported by the DRCs are validated by their respective ministries at ce ntral level. The DRC comprises local Government representatives including; the Chairperson of the District Management Committee, District Officer (Secretary), all line ministry representatives in the district, NaCSA, SLP, RSLAF, a Civil Society representative, a women’s representative and a youth representative. UNAMSIL Civil Affairs and OCHA are also part of the Committee. The DRC interfaces and works in close collaboration with the District Inter -Agency Forum and Sectoral Coordination Committees. The sources of the various data in this data pack is listed below: SECTOR DATA REPORT SOURCE Notes District Information As in the National Recovery Reliable and accurate as of Overview Strategy August 2002 Compiled by OCHA (2001 population estimates from Reliable and accurate as of Population Statistics Sierra Leone, IDP data from OCHA and refugee August 2002 data from UNHCR) Local Civil Authority Reliable and accurate as of June District Officer Chiefdom Administration 2003 Government Chiefdom HQ Towns Police deployment and Reliable and accurate as of June Police resources Chief Police Officer 2003 Roads Roads condition SLRA representative Reliable and accurate as of June 2003 Functional Primary Schools and enrolment Reliable and accurate as of June Functional Secondary Distri ct Inspector of Schools. Education 2003 Schools and enrolment Technical Vocational Training Child Protection and Youth Reliable and accurate as of June Social Welfare Groups Social Welfare Officer 2003 Reintegration of Ex- DDR NCDDR Reliable and accurate as of 2003 combatants Status of Hospitals Status of Peripheral Health Units PHU staffing Reliable and accurate as of June Training of PHU staff 2003. Please note that morbidity Health Morbidity and Mortality District Medical Officer and mortality data may not yet Ranking be systematically compiled and Morbidity and Mortality Data analysed in some districts. Preventive Health Programmes Priority Actions for District Health Programmes Training of PHU staff Indicative as of June 2003. Please note that DRC data from Bo, Kono, Moyamba, Port Water and Status of Water and District Medical Officer or Sanitation representative of Ministry of Loko, Pujehun, Tonkolili and Western Area were considered Sanitation Energy and Power not representative and therefore not included. Basic Farming activities District Agriculture Officer. Some of the data is taken from Reliable and accurate as of June Distributions the FAO Vulnerability Survey 2003. Estimates on Farming 2002. Fishing boat data is Agriculture Activities and Livestock should griculture Facilities, harmonized with survey be regarded as indicative only. conducted in May-June by including Fisheries Ministry of Marine Resources. The 3rd data collection exercise will take place in November 2003, and updated data packs will be produced thereafter. The Data Pack series is available from UN OCHA Humanitarian Information Centre (HIC). The Data Packs are also available at the web site of Sierra Leone Information System (SLIS); http://www.humanitarianinfo.org/slis Koinadugu BONTHE DISTRICT - SIERRA LEONE ia b m a August 2002 K Bo mbali # Port Loko Gbangbai a Kono To nkolil i # Mo gbwemo Western Mo komb o A rea # un h Moyamba ila Bo a Jun ctuela # K Kenema Ban dajuma # Kangama # Gbong bomo Bo nthe # Pujehun Jang alo Mo nteva # # Mad ina Imperi # # 121 # Walbai Kubati # Mo tomi # UNK # # Mb aoma Kanga Gbong e Patob u # # Mo savi # Bo # # Foia # # Lablama UNK # UNK Gbaning a # UNK Victoria # Sahama # # Bi sawo # Pekam # # # Yenkin Gendema # # Sheng e Ngiyebu Mat ekan # Masele Delkin Ro ngoto k # # # # Vaama # Semabu Pakand i # Luawa # Mambuya # Mach an # Timbo # Bau ya Bao ma # # # Jagb ahun # # # UNK # # # Naji Tombe Mat akan Tim Mat ru Semabu Bo nge # Dablama # # Mo ngeri # # # Mo chas Bach alo # # Tatama Foya Wale Yo # # Mo bobu # # Bo matok # # Kale Ngiyema Gbampo Mad ina Goabu Yele # # # # # Sembeh un # Mo wago # # Bo be # # Bl ama Kambia Tamful # Keika # # 118 Gangama Lik ono Lil ema 122 Ban dama Tisana # # # Bu nge # Foya # Tih un # # Bal alo # # Danda Bab a # # # Mo huwa Gerehan Bel bul Bo matok # 115 Bo York # # # Senjehu n # Tald ale Tald ale # Gambia Kobo # # Sembeh un # Mo naia # # Gombu # Mab ombo # Ch ongol Bo nthe 113Bah ol # Mo komb ie # # # Seniehu n # Sonfo # Gibin a Gbangasi San Komend i # Mo su nga # Bi mbi # Bah a # # # # Gbie # # Mo bur Bai ama # Man ge Polb o Gesei hun # # # Mo si mbo # Mo buri Fakaisana # Dodo Gbangba Bah ama Mo sanj o # # # # # # Mami Bo ngo Ben do Man du Man o # # # # # # # # Mo vaudi Bal o Kpowui bu Fakono # Mo yawo Mo jajua # Bo memahu n # # Yawei # # 123 Ben du Sabi Yoni Kente Hahun Mo gbovu # # # Jeoma # Tuk Gbese # # # # # LEGEND Tenk isan # Taso Mad ina # Lil ema Bi ndohu n # Mat agema # # Man du # Yemani Bab u Kengesi Bao mo # # # Kpandebu # Kamato Tali a # Kebawana # # # Mo njigb a Tang ahun Gewojahu n Mo kus # Nyoadehu n # Keleh # # 116 Taso Mo davis Bak a # # # # Villages # # # # Mo kasi # Mo kasi Lomboko Gbembo Ben ge UNK Foya # # # # Sugb ale # Taig be # Masahun Tormabu m B#amba # Meshna Giehun Mo seba # # # Man o Dama # # # Koyema # Lago Rivers 114Bo to Bu mpeto k # Tun gia # # Bo hol Wa # # # # Garin ga # Sembeh un # Ban dajuma # Sheng e Nonko ba # # Sembeh um Mak a Lop a # Gbehan # River/Stream # Gbap # # Bo tohol # Peri wahun # Sami # Ngerehu n # Nyandehu n Yile # Yoni N Kakhei # Bao ma # 120 Man i # # Tuak am # # Gbembu Jabama Roads # Gbamani # # Petow oma Torma Mayek e Ro ntuk # Gbeli # # # Palima Gondama Tom # Main/tarred Mesima # # Bo ndebu 117 # Bab a # # Walbai Main/untarred Nyandehu n # # Gewojahu n The boundaries and names shown and the # # Mab ompa Lemb itema Top an Geo-Codes # Gbaan Track Man o # # designations used on this map do not imply # Sohu n # Vile Mat tru 10 BONTHE DISTRICT offical acceptance or endorsement by the # # Tisana Trail United Nations Kale 113 Kpanda Kemo Man o # # 114 Yawbeko 115 Jon g This map was created by the Sierra Leone Chiefdoms Diamani # 116 Bendu Cha Information System, an OCHA project, 119 117 Non goba Bullom established with funding from OFDA, ECHO 118 Sittia # Neighbouring districts 119 Kwamebai Krim and UNHCR. Mesima Dibia 120 Brun # 121 Imperi 0 20 Kilometers Ben gani Neighbouring countries 122 Dema # 123 Sogb ini SOUTHERN PROVINCE - BONTHE DISTRICT INFORMATION No of chiefdoms 11 Estimated population per PHU 5,230 Total Land Area (Sq Km) 3,516 Primary school pupil/teacher ratio 97:1 Population Census 1985 97,975 % of unqualified teachers 55% Project ed Population CSO 2001 130,744 Primary school male/female ratio 100:92 Estimated displaced population 49 Secondary school male/female ratio 100:56 No. of registered ex-combatants 1,054 % cereal self reliance 90 % No. of functioning PHUs 25 % dwellings destroyed 25 % 1. DISTRICT CHARACTERISTICS 3. REBUILDING COMMUNITIES Bonthe lies in the south of Sierra Leone. It boarders the Atlantic Ocean in the west, Moyamba to the Resettlement of IDPs and Refugees northwest, Bo to the southeast and Pujehun to the Bonthe was the district least affected by the physical south. It occupies a total space of 3,468 Km2 and impact of the war, numbers resettling to Bonthe are comprises of eleven chiefdoms. The main ethnic very small and levels of damage are relatively low. groups are Mende, Sherbro, Temne and Lokko. The Nevertheless, Bonthe has traditionally been a district main economic activities include fishing , rice growing that has been underdeveloped and years of neglect and oil palm plantations. The district is predominantly throughout the ten year civil war mean that Muslim. rehabilitation of basic services (primarily education and health) and revitalisation of the rural economy are Support Agencies essential. Health Watsan Education Shelter & Nutrition /NFI MSF-B, WVI, IFRC, UNICEF, WVI Reintegration of Ex-Combatants IFRC, UNICEF UNICEF 56% of the 1,054 ex combatants registered for WVI reintegration in Bonthe District have been provided Food Agriculture Micro Finance Roads Security with reintegration opportunities. This leaves 463 yet WVI WVI WVI UNAMSIL, to be serviced. Ex combatants registered in Bonthe SLRA District are almost exclusively former CDF members. Resettlement Reintegration Human Rights, Restoration Child Protection of Civil Indeed, throughout the Junta period, the south of Authority Bonthe provided the main base for the CDF for large UNDP NCDDR WVI, UNICEF UNAMSIL scale recruitment and training. However, in the mid and partners nineties there was much forced recruitment into the RUF of youth from Bonthe district, in particular from 2.
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