Situation Report June 2021

TOTAL # OF IDPs TOTAL # PEOPLE IN NEED TOTAL # OF TARGET TOTAL # OF POPULATION POPULATION REACHED 1.6 M 1.3 M 900 K 490 K

NATIONAL CLUSTER UPDATE 2021 Key HRP Figures Building the capacity of the CCCM community in South Sudan, in the month of June the CCCM Cluster TOTAL FUND REQUIRED TOTAL FUND RECEIVED TOTAL PARTNER held the rst of several Capacity Building and Training Workshops. Attended by 38 participants (30 male/8 females) from existing HRP partners (I/NGOs) as well as other national NGOs with an interest in implementing CCCM activities as part of the cluster going forward, the 2 day workshop was an opportu- nity for the CCCM cluster to share best practices and global guidelines on eective camp management, as 18 mil 2.2 mil 7 well as for partners to reect on lessons learnt and the challenges of the context speci c needs of IDPs in South Sudan. DEMOGRAPHY TOTAL CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES The CCCM cluster was also involved in the rst round of allocations under the Country Pool Fund South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) which was launched in May 2021, with $50 million funding divided into 56% 3 dierent envelopes. During this process, the cluster strongly advocated to address the key service gaps Women identi ed by camp management agencies inside the PoC/ IDP camps. The CCCM cluster partners will 48% 15% Children receive 2.5 million USD under envelope 1 and 2, to carry out the static and mobile CCCM activities, while 44% Men an additional 16.5 million has been allocated to multiple clusters to address the key service gaps in PoC/IDP camps. PIN Vs Target Population CCCM NEEDS OVERVIEW AND TARGET

Unity 204K 173K

Manyo

Sudan Renk Upper 186K 140K

Melut Warrap 186K 118K Fashoda Pariang Maban

Abiemnhom Panyikang Rubkona Baliet Aweil North Aweil East Guit Longochuk Mayom Fangak 186K Twic Canal CES 141K Luakpiny/Nasir Aweil West Gogrial Gogrial Aweil East Maiwut South West Koch Nyirol Ulang Raga Aweil Centre Tonj North Mayendit Ayod 164K 104K Leer Tonj East Jonglei Panyijiar Duk Uror Akobo Ethiopia Tonj North Wau Jur River South Rumbek Twic East Pochalla Cueibet Centre 138K Yirol East 87K Central African Rumbek East Bor South Nagero Pibor Republic Tambura Yirol West Awerial Wulu WBeG 64K 45K Mvolo Nzara Terekeka Mundri East Lopa Ibba Kapoeta Kapoeta East 50,000 Ezo Mundri North 25,000 Maridi West 60K 34K 10,000 Yambio NBeG 50,000 1,000 and below Kapoeta South Lainya Torit Budi Yei Total PIN Democratic Republic EES 46K 27K Total Target Kajo-Keji Magwi Ikotos Kenya Total Target of Congo Morobo Uganda Total PIN WES 45K 31K RESPONSE OVERVIEW

Of the 1.2 million people in need of CCCM support in 2021 approximately 872,000 displaced persons live in spontaneous sites or informal settlements or with host communities, around 187,000 are in PoC/former PoC sites and more than 231,000 live in collective sites. The transition of the PoCs to conventional IDP sites, which has so far taken for 5 of the 6 sites in South Sudan, may further entrench protracted displacement and the associated burden on displaced people, returnees and host communities. - ed to remain in the areas where they have taken refuge until conditions improve in their areas of origin. Ensuring that these people continue to receive adequate services, and mitigate against protection concerns and other risks and vulnerabilities, CCCM cluster will continue to maintain an overview of agencies providing services, the quality of their services and identify site level needs and gaps. As of June 490 IDPs were reached by 7 CCCM cluster partners. who responded in various IDP sites and displacement locations where they provided IDPs with CCCM services including coordination of service provision, leadership training, and monitoring service provisions inside the IDP/POC sites. State Level Update

CCCM Static Presence and IDP Population

Melut Collective Sites 23,221 SUDA N Aburoc 8,137 IDP/PoC sites with UPPER 34,056 Static Presence Abyei NILE Malakal PoC Collective Centers 107,130 IDP Camp NORTHERN BAHR EL 1,468 Bentiu Town/Collective Sites GHAZAL UNITY WARRAP

WESTERN 1,165 Leer TPA ETHIOPIA BAHR EL JONGLEI GHAZAL 9,424 Naivasha IDP Camp

3,444 Hai Masna CENTRAL LAKES AFRICAN REPUBLIC 2,687 Bor IDP

11,923 Juba IDP WESTERN Camps 31,484 Mangalla IDP Camp EQUATORIA 5,000 Mangateen Site 15,177 Mahad & Don Bosco EASTERN CENTRAL EQUATORIA EQUATORIA Changes on IDPs number in CCCM Static Sites:

Increased IDPs number in November KENYA Community centre built by IOM CCCM team under mobile reponse in Mboro in Wau County © DE MOCRA TIC Decreased IDPs number in November RE PU BLIC O F Shantosh Karki / CCCM Cluster 2021 No changes on IDPs number THE CON GO UGA N DA UPPER NILE SOUTH SUDAN PoC & IDP Sites • Following the return of IDPs to their areas of origin to the counties of Riangnom, Baliet and Adong in Baliet in April, the CCCM cluster state focal point participated in the inter cluster post return monitoring mission to assess how well they had integrated. • DRC CM conducted three day CCCM training for 36 participants from the Sector and Block leaders in the PoC and humanitarian agencies operating in Malakal. Focused on core CCCM principles, the topics of the training included introduction to CCCM, coordination, roles and responsibilities, community participation, engagement, and information sharing. • Through funding from the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), DRC continues to support new arrivals to Abu Roc settlement, most of whom require immediate shelter support. In the month of June 50 new households were provided with NFI packages comprised of a blanket, sleeping mat, solar torch, plastic sheet and nylon rope). • Strengthening community governance structures and enabling them to adequately represent the diverse IDP population, DRC distributed items such as rain coats, wheelbarrows, hammers, digging bars, hand saw, musical instruments and sugar to several sectorial committees in Abu Roc settlement. • In support of the activities of the youth committee, DRC constructed for them an oce, which was ocially handed over with donations of 20 plastic chairs, 3 plastic tables, 10 footballs, 6 volleyballs, 24 training reector vest jackets, and 2 mega phones. Covid-19 Update PIN Vs Target Population • DRC carried out a number of activities this month to raise awareness of COVID 19 prevention measures. In addition to distributing facemasks in Abu Roc, DRC camp management also carried out awareness raising sessions for 250 participants in Malakal town and Padit and Pathow Bomas in Ogod Payam. UNITY CENTRAL EQUATORIA Former PoC & IDP Sites Former PoC & IDP Sites • There has been an increase in robberies reported in the IDP camp, with several incidents • Communal violence erupting in Juba IDP camp 3 between youth from the Koch reported this month, including the theft of WASH equipment supplying water to S3, B1 & Leer community resulted in 24 people being wounded during the four days and armed gunmen snatching valuables leaving 1 IDP with serious gunshot wounds. The ghting. Three of the seriously wounded were transferred to Juba Teaching deteriorating security situation has been agged to government ocials through RRC, RRP Hospital, with one them passing away. and, OCHA and discussions are ongoing between government ocials and the IDP • ACTED camp management conducted a three days’ camp coordination and camp leadership community to nd a lasting solution. management training for the 35 members of the newly elected camp management • The temporary closure of the Camp High Commissioner’s oce, due to disagreements leadership committee leadership in Juba IDP camp 3. between the local RRC and the IDPs on who should be elected to this position, has created • In support of education across both Juba IDP camps UNICEF distributed school a vacuum in camp leadership. IOM camp management is working closely with community materials including the new curriculum text books to three primary schools. leaders, RRP and UNMISS to come to an amicable agreement. ACTED Gender Section distributed 600 dignity kits (underwear and soap) to adolescent girls across 9 schools. Covid-19 Update • Mangalla IDP camp is expanding, with an additional 3 site (Bor-road, Ramciel and • Sensitization on COVID 19 and Malaria preventive measures and rumors tracking Aperpiny) bringing the total sites in the camp to 10, and exacerbating an already continue in coordination with the health cluster, RCCE, and other relevant partners. precarious situation in which there are huge gaps in services delivery to the needs of the IDPs community in Health, WASH, Shelter and Protection. WESTERN BAHR EL GHAZAL Covid-19 Update • In order to support the movement of the COVID 19 high level task force Former PoC & IDP Sites committee responsible for the dissemination of COVID prevention measures in • At the end of July IOM health unit will no longer be present in Naivasha IDP camp, Juba IDP camps 1 and 3, 6 bicycles and 10 visibility t-shirts were distributed to handing over the clinic to the State Ministry of Health. In preparation for this IOM camp members of the committee. management conducted a meeting with the Ministry of Health to discuss their readiness for the transfer of the health facility and taking over the responsibility for providing medical support to the IDPs. JONGLEI • DTM supported by IOM camp management undertook an exercise to establish the Former PoC & IDP Sites exact IDP population of Hai Masna IDP site, those who arrived in 2020 and those who • ACTED camp management distributed NFIs (1 blankets, 1 sleeping mat and 1 came more recently in 2021. In total 3449 IDPs have been registered, and following this mosquito nets) to 100 new arrivals families following requests for assistance made veri cation a coordination meeting was conducted with partners to support the IDPs via the Complaints and Response desk in the IDP site. (2020 and 2021 caseloads) who do not have access to food assistance. • The issue of the 800HHs unregistered new arrivals, who came from ood • CCCM coordinated with SNFI cluster to support the new caseload of 2,700 IDPs who aected villages in 2020, and are currently unable to access any services, remains arrived in 2021 in Hai Masna with NFIs, as this was identi ed as an urgent need of the and lack of food is a critical gap. WFP Scope and IOM DTM are aiming to have community. Thus far 11 households/19 individuals have been allocated new shelters in Hai these IDPs registered and veri ed by the end of this month. Masna, with more distributions being planned. Covid-19 Update Covid-19 Update • Camp management sta continue to broadcast COVID-19 awareness messaging • Camp management continue with the dissemination of COVID 19 prevention using loud speakers and sound systems around the IDP sites. Moreover, ACTED measures, reaching the communities through messaging on portable sound systems, as donated 5,000 non re-usable face masks pupils attending Bor IDPs primary school, well as door to door sensitisation. following a request from the school administration for these items. Assessments and Mobile Response

ASSESSMENTS AND MOBILE RESPONSE

During the month of June IOM CCCM Mobile teams conducted follow up and handover missions to displacement sites in Baggari, Bessilia and Bazia Payam to hand over the three Community Centers constructed in Ngoku, Mboro and Gedi through the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF). These centers are considered part of the capacity building support to site self-management committees and will serve as a hub for site level coordination and future development programs in the area.

NEW DISPLACEMENTS SITES PARTNER PRESENCE • In June, IOM DTM reported about 435 individuals were displaced in Gumruk Payam in Pibor County where 60% are female. NORTHERN BAHR • In addition, IOM DTM team also reported internally displaced people in vaious UNITY UPPER EL GHAZAL location including 1,267 individuals in Liwolo payam of Kajokeji county, 270 IOM, DRC, UNHCR NILE individuduls in Adok payam in Leer county and 413 individuals in Melut payam of No partners IOM, DRC Melut county.

• Also, IOM DTM reported 383 returnnes in Leer, Mayom, Guit, Mayendit and Rubokna counties. WARRAP IOM, ACTED OTHER UPDATES 2 3 Upon request by OCHA and the CCCM cluster, DTM deployed sta to Pibor from the 18th of May to verify population estimates of recent IDPs in collective 2 sites. Within the period under review, the team visited Gumruk payam to assess JONGLEI locations hosting displaced population and returnees. Total 2,435 IDPs and 15,495 2 LAKES IOM, DRC, ACTED, returnnes were reported in 15 various locations. 5 HLSS, HRSS 1 Partners have responded to the humanitarian situation with food, mono lament ACTED$2.9M coil, shing hook and twines. However, some locations within Gumruk Payam have not yet received any form of humanitarian assistance and are still in need. Finally, focus group discussion conducted showed interest from the displaced population 2 to return home as soon as possible. Mobility Tracking round 11 is currently 1 ongoing and will provide estimates of the displaced and returned population 3 across the entire county.

WESTERN BAHR WESTERN CENTRAL EASTERN EL GHAZAL EQUATORIA EQUATORIA EQUATORIA IOM, AFOD ACTED, AFOD ACTED, IOM, UNHCR ACTED

CCCM capacity building training organized by CCCM Cluster South Sudan, where 38 participants attended the training © Shantosh Karki / CCCM Cluster 2021

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