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Return of Congolese Refugees to the DRC and Idps in The FICSS in DOS Return of congolese refugees to the DRC and IDPs in the DRC Field Information and Coordination Support Section As of September 2006 Division of Operational Services Email : [email protected] !!! !!! Calabar !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! SUDANSUDAN !!! Juba !!! Port Harcourt !!! Bangassou !!! !!! BANGUIBANGUI !!! CENTRALCENTRAL Kumba CENTRALCENTRAL !!! CENTRALCENTRAL !!! CENTRALCENTRAL !!! CENTRALCENTRAL !!! CENTRALCENTRAL !!! CENTRALCENTRAL !!! CAMEROONCAMEROON !!! Yambio CAMEROONCAMEROON !!! CAMEROONCAMEROON !!! CAMEROONCAMEROON !!! CAMEROONCAMEROON !!! !!! Batouri !!! !!! Mabaye !!! !!! !!! Doumé !!! !!! Buea !!! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! !! AFRICANAFRICAN REP.REP. !!! !! Douala YAOUNDÉYAOUNDÉ !!! MALABOMALABO !!! Libenge !!! Niangara !!! Gemena !!! !!! Watsa !!! Arua !!! !!! !!! Sangmélima Ebolowa !!! !!! !!! !!! Buta !!! Gulu !!! Aketi EQUATEUREQUATEUR !!! !!! !!! Bumba DRC_Return&IDPs_Overview_A3LC.WOR !!! Lisala PROVINCEPROVINCE ORIENTALEORIENTALE EQUATORIALEQUATORIAL!!! EQUATORIALEQUATORIAL !!! EQUATORIALEQUATORIAL !!! EQUATORIALEQUATORIAL !!! EQUATORIALEQUATORIAL !!! !!! Oyem UGANDAUGANDA GUINEAGUINEA Basankusu !!! REP.REP. OFOF !!! Fort Portal !! Kisangani LIBREVILLELIBREVILLE !!! Jinja LIBREVILLELIBREVILLE THETHE CONGOCONGO KAMPALAKAMPALA !! Mbandaka !!! Entebbe !!! Boende !!! Ponthierville NORTHNORTH KIVU**KIVU** !! Port Gentil GABON !!! GABONGABON !!! GABONGABON !!! GABONGABON !!! GABONGABON !!! GABONGABON !!! Ikela Lake Victoria !!! DEMOCRATICDEMOCRATIC REP.REP. RWANDARWANDA KIGALIKIGALI !!!!!! OFOF THETHE CONGOCONGO !!! !!!! Kabare !!! OFOF THETHE CONGOCONGO !!! !!! !!! OFOF THETHE CONGOCONGO !!! Mwanza MANIEMAMANIEMA !!! Butare Kindu-Port-Empain !!! Katako-Kombe Pangi !!! BURUNDIBURUNDI !!! !!! Kole SOUTHSOUTH KIVU**KIVU** BUJUMBURABUJUMBURA !!! S Bena Dibele !!! Kibombo !!! 451 congolese returnees !!! !!! BarakaBaraka !!! Dolisie KINSHASAKINSHASA Lusamba !!! KINSHASAKINSHASA !!! BRAZZAVILLEBRAZZAVILLE Port Francqui Malela !!! 30 August 2006 ATLANTIC OCEAN KINSHASAKINSHASA BANDUNDUBANDUNDU !!! Kasongo Samba !!! !!! !! Pointe-Noire !!! !!! Mweka KASAIKASAI ORIENTALE*ORIENTALE* !!!!! !!! KASAIKASAI ORIENTALE*ORIENTALE* !!!!! Kigoma Idiofa !!! !!! !!! Tabora !!! 500 congolese returnees KASAIKASAI OCCIDENTALE*OCCIDENTALE* !!! Seke BAS-CONGOBAS-CONGO KASAIKASAI OCCIDENTALE*OCCIDENTALE* !!! !!! Returnee Population !!! !!! !!! Kongolo !!! Sentery !!! expected the 1 September 2006 !!! !!! Mutombo-Lamata !!! Demba !!! 2006 !!! Dimbelenge !!! !! !! Matadi !!! !!! Luluabourg !!! !!! !!! Kalemi 25,000 !!! Nyunzu Kamwandu !!! !!! Kabalo !!! Bakwanga!!! Kabinda !!! !! 12,500 Tshikapa !!! Kazumba !!! !!! Dibaya UNITEDUNITED REP.REP. 2,500 !!! Kanda-Kanda !!! Moba !!! OFOF TANZANIATANZANIA !!! OFOF TANZANIATANZANIA !!! OFOF TANZANIATANZANIA !!! OFOF TANZANIATANZANIA !!! OFOF TANZANIATANZANIA !!! OFOF TANZANIATANZANIA !!! !!! Luputa Manono Luiza !!!!!! !! !!! !!!!!! !!! Kahemba !! Kabongo !!! !!! Kiambi Population Assited by UNHCR Andrada !!! !!! Population non-assisted !!! Kahinda !!! !!! !!! Mulongo KATANGAKATANGA !!! Pie Chart of DRC_Return_ADM1 !!! Camabatela !!! Pweto 2005 Chungya !!! Kamina !!! !!! 25,000 !!! !!! LUANDALUANDA Mbala Mbeya !!! !!! Duque de Bragança 12,500 Takuyu !!! !!! Malange 2,500 LEGEND !!! Population assited by UNHCR Capital ZAMBIAZAMBIA Population non-assisted !!! Town of interest ANGOLAANGOLA !!! Dilolo ANGOLAANGOLA !!! ANGOLAANGOLA !!! ANGOLAANGOLA !!! ANGOLAANGOLA !!! ANGOLAANGOLA !!! ANGOLAANGOLA !!! IDP Population in DRC !!! Likasi !! Main town / village by ranges !!! Andulo ((( ((( Secondary town / village !! LumumbashiLubumbashi more than400,000 Kipushi !!! !!! Cazombo from 200,000 to 400,000 International boundary !!! Camacupa from 100,000 to 200,000 !!! !!! Kuito Chingola 00 250250 500500 Administrative boundary (Level 1) !!! !!! !!! from 40,000 to 100,000 !! Benguela !!! Chinguar !!! !!! Mufulira !! Huambo !! !!! !!! Kitwe !!! less than 40,000 !!! Caála *** IDPIDPIDP figurefigurefigure groupedgroupedgrouped forforfor KasaiKasaiKasai OccidentalOccidentalOccidental andandand KasaiKasaiKasai OrientaleOrientaleOrientale !!! Ndola kilometreskilometres !!! kilometreskilometres !!! **** ReturneeReturnee populationpopulation figurefigure groupedgrouped forfor NorthNorth andand SouthSouth KivuKivu Luanshya Printed : 10 September 2006 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Sources: UNHCR, Global Insight digital mapping - © 1998 Europa TechnologiesChi t Ltd..
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