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DTM Nigeria | Site Assessment Dashboard - North Central and North West Round 4 Nigeria August, 2020 DTM DTM Nigeria | Site Assessment Dashboard - North Central and North West Round 4 Nigeria August, 2020 Gada Tangaza Illela Sabon Birni Sites Population Sokoto Gwadabawa ! ± 56% Gudu 44% Goronyo NIGER Kware Wurno are female. Binji Isa ! are male. Sokoto North Kaita ! Mai'adua Yobe Wamako ! Rabah !! Mashi Sokoto South Shinkafi Jibia Katsina Silame ! ! Daura Yobe Maradun Zango Zurmi ! Batagarawa Mani Dutsi Safana Bodinga Dange-Shuni ! Yabo Rimi Baure Batsari Kurfi Bindawa Charanchi Shagari !! Bakura ! Ingawa Kebbi Kankia 64 107,233 Kaura Namoda Katsina Birnin Magaji Kusada Kunchi 80% 15% Sandamu Dutsin-Ma Dambatta Tambuwal Talata Mafara Jigawa Tureta Makoda Bungudu Matazu Tsanyawa Bichi are women are children under Gusau Dan Musa Minjibir Gabasawa ! ! Dawakin Tofa Sites assessed Individuals in sites Musawa Bagwai Ungogo Gezawa Shanono Tofa and children. 5 years. Gummi Zamfara Fagge Kankara ! Tarauni Ajingi Bukkuyum Anka Rimin Gado !! Warawa Kebbe Malumfashi Gwarzo Tsafe ! Kabo Kumbotso Gaya ! Madobi Dawakin Kudu ! Karaye Kura Wudil Faskari Kafur Garum Mallam Bunkure Bakori Albasu Kiru Garko Maru Funtua Kibiya Gusau Rogo Bebeji Takai 6% of women 17% have been Dandume Rano ! Danja Kano Markafi are nursing previously displaced. Sites Number Population by Sabuwa Kudan Tudun Wada Sumaila Ikara Sabon-Gari Giwa mothers. by Status Site status Zaria Kaduna Soba Birnin-Gwari Igabi Kubau Doguwa Gombe 28% cited 6% of the sites have Kaduna North Kaduna South Kajuru Bauchi traupalin as the households living Lere Kauru 19% Chikun ! most needed outside shelters. Bassa Jos North shelter material. ! 48% Niger Jos East 52% Kachia Zango-Kataf Jos South Kaura ! ! Riyom Kanam 81% Jaba 42% 33% cited Kagarko Barikin Ladi Kwara Jema'a Mangu Kanke complained of blanket/mat as the most Bokkos Pankshin Karu Sanga Langtang North not having needed NFI. ! Plateau Wase Akwanga Mikang Wamba portable water. Formal camp Informal camp Formal camp Informal camp FCT - Abuja Keffi Kokona Nasarawa-Eggon Qua'an Pan Shendam ! Lafia Langtang South Nasarawa ! ! 8% of children do not have access to Sites by Population by Obi Toto Awe education services. Nasarawa Keana Classification Sites Classification Doma ! Guma ! ! !! Taraba ! ! 36% of education facilities are off-sites. Agatu ! ! !! Ekiti !!! !! Ukum ! Apa ! !! Makurdi ! ! Gwer West ! ! Tarka Logo Ukum Sites(s) Kogi ! ! Osun ! ! Buruku Oturkpo 59% cited malaria as the most common Benue Gboko LGA with sites(s) Katsina-Ala Ohimini Gwer East health problem. Other States (Northcentral Konshisha Ushongo 100% 100% and Northwest Nigeria) Ogbadibo Okpokwu Obi Oju Vandeikya Country Boundary Ado Kwande 45% do not have access to regular medicine. 0 50 100 200 Km CAMEROON Spontaneous camp Spontaneous camp 42% do not have access to food. Click LGA name to view sites’ locations & details on Google map FEEDBACK: KWENIN Henry <[email protected]> Mobile: +2349038852524 The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic names, and related data shown on maps are not warranted to be error free nor do SOURCE: IOM DTM Nigeria they imply judgment on the legal status of any territory, or any endorsement or acceptance of such boundaries by IOM. DATE: August 2020.
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