: Humanitarian Snapshot (as of January 2015)

Drought conditions continue to be reported in parts of WATER SHORTAGES CONTINUE IN PARTS OF THE COUNTRY with fourteen water trucks Eight water trucks are providing water to more than 10,000 requested to address critical drought-affected people in Oromia. Six additional water trucks are needed water shortages in East Hararge, to fully meet the emergency water needs in the region. As the dry West Hararge and West Arsi season progresses, additional woredas in ERITREA zones. A 22 per cent increase in Oromia, as well as in drought-prone areas of TFP admissions in Afar, Amhara, SNNP and Somali regions will TIGRAY drought-affected woredas of face water shortages. Partners closely monitor Mekele Oromia largely caused the 4 per the situation in these areas. Tselemt cent increase in the national TFP Beyeda admissions in November 2014. JanamoraSahla Wegera Sekota East Belesa TFP ADMISSION AFAR SUDAN TFP admission by region (top five regions) Semera Bahir Dar AMHARA DJIBOUTI 20,500 Bati

15,500 BENESHANGUL Artuma Fursi 10,500 GUMUZ Assosa Jille Timuga 5,500 DIRE DAWA 500 Jijiga Jan Mar May Jul Sep Nov HARERI ’14 ’14 SOUTH SUDAN Mieso ADDIS ABABA Midega SOMALIA National Oromia SNNPR Adama Tola Amhara Afar Somali Golo Oda Gambela Hawi Gudina Meyu Lagahida The Oromia TFP caseload GAMBELA Lanfero OROMIA accounted for 53 per cent of the Sankura Selahad national caseload during the Shalla Siraro month. SOMALI Loka Abaya 23,884 SNNPR 22,955

Number of trucks operating by zone (as of 15 January 2015) Alle Bena TsemayKonso 12,732 East & West 10,424 Hararge () West Arsi Oromia Water shortages by woreda National KENYA Undetermined Reported Operational trucks Gap Oct - 14 Nov - 14 UGANDA boundary Concerns The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 27 Jan 2015 Ref no.: Hum_Snapshot_Jan15 Sources: Humanitarian partners Feedback: [email protected] ethiopia.humanitarianresponse.info www.reliefweb.int