INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT MONITORING REPORT October - December 2015

Executive Summary 1 TIGRAY The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Special Liaison Office (SLO)in AFAR Addis Ababa, with funding from the European Commission for Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection (ECHO), works with the Government of and humanitarian AMHARA partners to conduct internal displacement monitoring in multiple regions in Ethiopia. 65,766 The objective is to bring about timely and accurate data, on the causes, number of BENISHANGUL 7,945 GUMZ individuals displaced, locations of displacement as well needs verses response, in order DAWA ADDIS ABABA to improve humanitarian response and to advocate for durable solutions. HARERI The Internal Displacement Monitoring Report (IDMR) is compiled and presented GAMBELLA on a quarterly basis. It is an activity jointly undertaken by IOM, National Disaster SOMALI 2,870 Management Coordination Council (NDMCC), Regional Disaster Prevention and SNNP 29,745 Preparedness Bureaus (DPPBs), humanitarian partners, and NGO partners in order to ensure a more targeted, coordinated and needs based response. The quarterly IDMR 76,170 for the period October to december 2015 incorporated a trend analysis comparing the 495 same quarter in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015; with the intention to show the reader the New displacement by Region scale, dynamics and seasonal trends of internal displacement over time. (October - December 2015) 2 Methodology The methods used to collect data for the quarterly Internal Matrix (DTM) and IDP registrations in ‘protracted’2 IDP sites. In Displacement Monitoring Report were: Key informant interviews with addition, IOM used census data and government led joint multi- local authorities and IDP representatives, Focus Group Discussions agency assessment reports to validate the data. (FGDs)1, structured questionnaires i.e. IOM Displacement Tracking

3 Highlights A total of 182,991 individuals (99,184 or 54.2 per cent male and 83,807 or 45.8 Oromia Region7,8 per cent female) were newly internally displaced in Afar, Amhara, Gambella, • 27,965 individuals or 5,593 HHs were displaced in Hawi Gudina woreda of Oromia, SNNP and Somali regions during the last quarter of 2015 due to conflict West Harerge zone due to conflict. (43,758), drought (61,866), flooding (73,467) and the effects of volcano (3,900). • 1,430 individuals or 286 HHs were displaced in Ameya woreda of Southwest Afar Region3 Shewa zone due to conflict. • 14,922 individuals or 2,487 HHs were displaced in and woredas • 350 individuals or 70 HHs were displaced in woreda of East Harerge of Awsi zone due to drought . zone due to conflict. • 14,538 individuals or 2,423 HHs were displaced in , , and SNNP Region9 woredas of Kilbati zone due to drought . • 495 individuals or 99 HHs were displaced in Arba Minch Zuriya and Bonke • 3,900 individuals or 650 HHs were displaced in Bidu woreda of Kilbati zone woredas of Gamo Gofa zone due to flooding due to the effects of volcanic eruption . • 21,450 individuals or 3,575 HHs were displaced in , Awash Fantale and woredas of Gabi zone due to drought . • 46,530 individuals or 7,755 HHs in East Emey (4,866 individuals), (27,678 individuals) and (13,986 individuals) woredas of Shebelle zone • 6,546 individuals or 1,091 HHs were displaced in Awura and woredas were displaced due to flooding 10. of Fenti zone due to drought . • 19,944 individuals or 3,324 HHs were displaced in Dolo Ado woreda of Liben • 4,410 individuals or 735 HHs were displaced in , Dawe and zone due to flooding 11. woredas of Hari zone due to drought . • 2,298 individuals or 383 HHs were displaced in Fik (1,164 individuals or 194 4 HHs), Garbo (84 individuals or 14 HHs), (810 individuals or 135 HHs) • 7,945 individuals or 1,589 HHs were displaced in Chilga and Metema and Laga Hida (240 individuals or 40 HHs) woredas of due to woredas of North Gonder zone due to conflict. conflict 12. Gambella Region5,6 • 6,498 individuals or 1,083 HHs in Deboweyin woreda of due to 13 • 2,325 individuals or 465 HHs were displaced in Itang special woreda due to flooding . conflict. • 900 individuals or 150 HHs in Shekoshi woreda of Korahe zone due to conflict. • 545 individuals or 109 HHs were displaced in Whantoa woreda of Nuer zone due to conflict. 4 Overview During the last quarter of 2015, the total number of internally displaced caseloads in Afar and Somali regions. The number has also increased when individuals including both protracted and new caseloads was 636,305; compared with the same quarter in 2013 and 2012: 412,606 and 244,624 compared to 505,104 individuals displaced during the third quarter of respectively. However, it is less by 198,654 when compared with the last 2015. The increase in the number of total IDPs, compared to the previous quarter of 2014, during which the unprecedented IDPs caseloads was quarters of the year, was mainly attributed to the drought induced new recorded.

1. FGDs are held for all groups of the community (men, women, boys and girls). 7. IDPs status verification assessment in conflict affected Woredas of East and West Hararge Zones in Oromia Region from06-19 2. ‘Protracted’ refers to situation in which the process for finding durable solutions is stalled, and /or IDPs are marginalized asa December, 2014 by IOM, ERCS and DPPO. consequence of violations or lack of protection of human rights including economic, social and cultural rights (ref UNHCR /Brookings- 8. Information taken from Who does What and Where (3W) Matrix for ES/NFI for the month of December, 2015. bern project on internal displacement, 21-22June 2007). 9. Information taken from Who does What and Where (3W) Matrix for ES/NFI for the month of November, 2015. 3. Joint rapid assessment to verify the number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and to identify their needs in Awsi, Kilbati, Gabi and 10. Multi-agency GU 2015 needs assessment in of Somali region by DPPB, RHB, REB, WFP, UNICEF and SCI from 23rd Fenti zones of from 15-21 December, 2015 by Afar DPFSPCO, IOM, UNOCHA, UNICEF, WFP and SCI. October – 12th November 2015. 4. Joint assessment to assess the situation of IDPs in Chilga and Metema woredas of North Gonder zone of Amhara region from 31 11. Rapid emergency flood assessment in Dolo Ado woreda of in Somali region by DPPO, SCI, DRC, IMC, WFP and IOM from December, 2015 - 05 January, 2016 by zone DPPO, IOM and ERCS. 11-13 November 2015. 5. Multi-agency rapid assessment report on flooded and Murle attack in Wanthowa woreda of Nuer zone in Gambella region by DPFSA, 12. Multi-agency Deyr 2015 needs assessment in Nogob zone of Somali region by DPPB,DPPO, WFP and REB from 24th October – 11th UNOCHA, WFP, IOM, UNICEF and IRC, November 2015. November 2015. 6. Joint assessment on Itang Special woreda conflict by DPFSA, WFP, IOM, UNICEF, ERCS, ZOA and IRC, 13 October, 2015. 13. Multi-agency Deyr 2015 needs assessment in Korahe zone of Somali region by DPPB, DPPO, WFP and UNOCHA from 24th October – 7th November 2015. 1

Out of the total number of 636,305 Protracted caseloads

individuals internally displaced as (182,991) The causes for the protracted IDPs are: 368,666 as a result of inter-clan/ cross- of December 2015, 453,314 or 71.2 28.8 % border conflict and 84,648 as a result of natural disaster (71,208, 4,105, 7,535 and per cent were protracted caseloads; 1,800 as a result of drought, fire, flooding and the effects of a volcanic eruption whereas 182,991 or 28.8 per cent respectively). were new caseloads (Fig. 4.1). (453,314) Returned caseloads 71.2% Overall displacement As of December 2015, out of the total 636,305 individuals displaced, 133,627 or

Overall, 427,249 or 67.1 per cent 21.0 per cent returned to their places of origin within this quarter (26,130 from New Protracted protracted caseload and 107,497 from the newly displaced) (fig. 4.6). Of those individuals, 94,495 or 14.9 per cent Fig. 4.1: Protracted Vs. New Displacements that returned, 79,642 or 59.6 percent individuals were displaced by flooding,

individuals, 71,916 or 11.3 per cent in Ethiopia (October - December2015) 49,880 or 37.3 per cent were displaced by conflict and the remaining 4,105 or 3.1 individuals, 23,695 or 3.7 per cent individuals, 7,945 or 1.2 per per cent were displaced by fire (fig. 4.6).

cent individuals, 6,425 or 1.0 per cent individuals, 4,580 or 0.7 per cent individuals, from the total displaced population of 636,305 600,000 500,000

individuals, were in Somali, Oromia, Afar, Gambella, Amhara, SNNP 400,000 and Hareri regions respectively (Fig 4.2). 300,000

200,000

100,000 (427,249) 67.1% - Returned In displacement New 107,497 75,494 (94,495) Protracted 26,130 427,184 14.9% Total 133,627 502,678

(71,916) Fig. 4.6: Internal Displacement in Ethiopia by Type & Status (individuals) as of December 2015. 11.3% As shown in figure 4.7 below, 502,678 or 79.0 per cent individuals are stillin

(4,580) displacement. Out of those who are still in displacement, 362,544 or 72.1 per cent 0.7% (23,695) individuals are displaced due to conflict and 140,134 or 27.9 per cent individuals are 3.7% (6,425) 1.0% (7,945) 1.2% displaced due to natural disaster i.e. flooding, drought and the effects of volcanic eruption. These IDPs are still in dire need of humanitarian assistance and durable Afar Amhara Gambella Harari Oromia Somali SNNP

Fig.4.2: Conflict and Natural Disaster Induced Displacement (individuals) by Region as of December 2015 solutions. The immediate needs include: food, emergency shelter/NFIs; emergency The sex and age disaggregated data of the health, livelihood, shelter rebuilding, potable water, seeds and protection. 636,305 individuals internally displaced, 600,000 500,000

including both protracted and new caseloads, 400,000

300,000 as of December 2015 was 343,189 or 53.9 per (293,116) (343,189) cent male and 293,116 or 46.1 per cent female 46.1 % 53.9% 200,000 100,000 (fig. 4.3). - Returned In displacement Conflict 49,880 362,544 As per Figure 4.4 below, the largest number of Natural Disaster 83,747 140,134 Total 133,627 502,678 IDPs are between the age group 20 to 59 years Male Female

old at 36.0 per cent, followed by 5 to 14 age Fig.4.3:Sex disaggregated IDPs Fig. 4.7: Internal Displacement in Ethiopia by Cause & Status (individuals) as of December 2015. group at 35.4 per cent, 15 to 19 age group, 0 as of December 2015 Trend analysis to 4 age group and 60 + age group. As indicated in Fig 4.8, a greater number of individuals were displaced due to natural 180,000 disaster during October to December 2014 than during October to December 160,000 140,000 120,000 2012, 2013 and 2015. During October to December 2015, 139,233 individuals were 100,000 80,000 displaced due to natural disaster; whereas 370,191, 90,778 and 47,183 individuals 60,000 40,000 were displaced due to natural disaster during October to December 2014 2013 and 20,000

- (0-4 yrs) (5-14 yrs) (15-19 yrs) (20-59 yrs) (60yrs up) 2012 respectively. New 23,838 63,284 23,406 66,900 5,563 Protracted 55,033 162,012 60,595 161,977 13,698 400,000 370,191 350,000 300,000

250,000 Fig.4.4: Internal Displacement in Ethiopia by Age Group & Type (individuals) as of December 2015. 200,000

150,000 139,233 Newly Displaced 100,000 90,778 47,183 50,000 43,758 21,110 0 0 Out of the 182,991 individuals newly internally displaced during the reporting October - October - October - October - December, December, December, December, quarter, majority of the IDPs originated from Somali region (76,170 individuals 2012 2013 2014 2015 or 41.6 per cent); followed by Afar (65,766 individuals or 35.9 per cent); Natural Disaster 47,183 90,778 370,191 139,233 Conflict 0 0 21,110 43,758 Oromia (29,745 individuals or 16.3 per cent), Amhara (7,945 individuals or 4.3 per cent), Gambella (2,870 individuals or 1.6 per cent) and SNNP (495 Fig.4.8: Newly Displaced individuals versus cause during October to December in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.

individuals or 0.3 per cent) regions (Fig 4.5). In the quarter of October to December 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015, new displacements were caused by conflict, flooding, drought and the effects of volcano. There has been a substantial increase in the number of protracted IDPs

80000 during the past three years: December 2012 to December 2015 (Fig 4.9). This is

70000 due to the fact that there were insignificant actions towards durable solutions for

60000 protracted conflict displaced individuals in the country. 500,000 50000 450,000 443,658 453,314 400,000 391,301 40000 350,000 321,828 300,000 30000 5 250,000 200,000 197,441 182,991 20000 150,000 100,000 90,778 50,000 10000 47,183 - New Protracted 0 October - December, 2012 47,183 197,441 Afar Amhara Gambella Oromia SNNP Somali October - December, 2013 90,778 321,828 No. IDPs 65766 7945 2870 29745 495 76170 October - December, 2014 391,301 443,658 October - December, 2015 182,991 453,314 Fig.4.5: Conflict and Natural Disaster Induced New Displacement by Region (October to December 2015) Fig.4.9: Types and Number of IDPs during October to December 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.

Fig.4.9: Types and Number of IDPs during July to September 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. Quarterly internal displacement monitoring report produced by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Special Liaison Office (SLO) in Addis Ababa. CONTACT : Dessalegn Gurmessa, Emergency and Post Crises Unit, Senior GIS Assistant Tel. +251116611097/98 (ext.404), +251911974653, Fax +251116611101, Email: [email protected] 2 Annex I: Displacement attributed to the impact of El Niño (August to December 2015)

El Niño induced displacement The sex disaggregated data shows 60,376 or 45 per cent, Projected displacement 218,492 individuals were displaced by drought (133,074 15,759 or 49 per cent and 24,124 or 45 per cent of individuals Trying to predict increased displacement based on the or 60.9 per cent); drought induced social tensions (32,390 displaced due to drought, drought induced social tensions aggravating stress factor of El Niño presents a heavy or 14.8 per cent) and flooding (53,028 or 24.3 per cent) and flooding in the same order are women and girls. challenge and relies on having more data, more analysis between August and December 2015 in Somali (57 per and systematic tracking of displacement, specifically cent), Afar (28 per cent) and Oromia (14 per cent) regions. 51 % 49 % 32,390 when drought is the new driver for which little baseline The current El Niño driven drought is causing communal Conflict data is available. Taking into consideration the inputs of conflicts due to competition over limited resources, National Flood Taskforce (FTF) and NMA forecast, the 53,028 notably pasture and water, and particularly for 55% 45 % available baseline data and the MPI indicator; it can Flooding pastoralist communities in Somali and Oromia regions. be projected that around 821,472 could potentially As of December 2015, 80,563 or 37 per cent of the total El 55% 45% 133,074 be displaced throughout 2016. Out of which 286, 472, Niño induced IDPs have since returned to their places of origin ; Drought 425,000 and 110,000 individuals could be attributed whereas the remaining 137,929 63 per cent are still on the move. Male Female to drought, flooding and conflict respectively. El Niño induced displacements by regions El Niño attributed internal displacement (August to December 2015) 821,472

E R I T R E A R ed S ea T I G R A Y Y E M E N Ab Ala Erebti ! Bidu 137,929 S U D A N ! 71,208 ! ! (63%) 61,866 (28%) Megale A F A R ! Lake Tana !! Gulina Awra Elidar Gulf of Aden D J I B O U T I 286,472 425,000 110,000 A M H A R A Telalak!!Mile ! Erer Shinile 53,028 BENSHANGUL ! 31,490 Gewane ! GUMZ !! Displacement Priority Amibara Afdem 125,136 (14 %) !! DD The displacement prioritization tool categorizes Miesso HARERI 80,563 900 AA ! (37%) (57%) O R O M I A Awash woredas into priority levels according to risk factors G A M B E L L A ! such as having displaced populations, receiving Hawi Gudina Shekosh ! returnees, being drought affected, being in flood S N N P R Afar Oromia Somali ! prone areas and weighing the displacement numbers Out of the 218,492 individuals internally displaced during August East Imi ! against receptor community population numbers. S O U T H Kelafo ! S U D A N S O M A L I ! to December 2015 due to the El Niño phenomenon, 125,136 Mustahil Out of a total of 89 woredas currently hosting IDPs individuals were from Somali region as a result of drought and returnees or a mixture of both, 25 woredas are in Displacement Causes (71,208), flooding (53,028) and conflict (900); 61,866 individuals top priority (priority 1), 17 woredas are mid priority ! Drought S O M A L I A were from Afar region due to drought and the remaining 31,490 Boundaries (priority 2), and 47 are on low priority (priority 3). Flooding !U G A N D A InternatiKonEal NBoYunAdary Indian Ocean were from Oromia region due to drought related social tensions. Regional Boundary 200 ! Conflict Km · Woreda Boundary

25% Percentage of IDPs by drivers, age groups and sex 20%

15%

18 %

20 %

10% The Sex and age disaggregated data against the drivers of displacement 16 % 20 % 19 %

18 % 17 %

17 %

16 % 17 %

19 %

15 %

5% showed 37 per cent of the total individuals displaced due to drought, flooding 9 % 2 % 9 % 9 % 2 % 2 % 2 % 1 % 7 % 7 % 1 % 6 % 6 % 5 % 5 % 6 % 5 % 5 % 0% and conflict were aged between 20-59. The population of females in this age Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female category ranges from 17 per cent - 19 per cent for each drivers.The eldery 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60+ yrs people costitute 6 per cent male and 4 per cent female of the total population. Drought = 133,074 Flooding = 53,028 Conflict = 32,390

ANNEX II Internal Displacements in Ethiopia by Regions as of December 2015 No. of IDPs

Age Groups Regions Zone Woreda Sex 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60 yrs up Total No HHs Date Cause Type Status B Male 194 459 196 711 67 1,627 Aysayita 505 Aug-15 Flooding Protracted Returned Female 163 363 167 673 36 1,403 A Male 201 669 286 830 82 2,068 Elidar 630 Oct-15 Drought New Displaced Female 176 521 205 771 39 1,712 Awsi B Male 75 172 83 352 24 705 220 Aug-15 Flooding Protracted Returned Female 68 142 86 306 13 615 A Male 611 2,487 964 1,927 119 6,108 Mille 1,857 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 549 1,811 622 1,998 54 5,034 Male 49 139 52 116 10 366 Abala 113 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 45 111 37 112 6 312 Male 562 1,776 761 1,442 107 4,648 Bidu 1,343 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 456 1,174 424 1,305 51 3,410 Male 272 860 368 698 52 2,250 Bidu 650 Oct-15 Volcano New Displaced A Female 221 568 205 632 25 1,650 Kilbati C Male 125 397 170 322 24 1,038 Bidu 300 2010 Volcano Protracted Displaced Female 102 262 95 292 11 762 Male 55 200 76 155 10 496 Erebti 147 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 48 134 46 155 3 386 Afar Male 344 988 371 912 68 2,685 Megale 820 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 331 789 259 820 37 2,235 Male 66 176 88 296 17 643 Amibara 192 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 57 145 70 229 9 509 A Awash Male 109 228 107 467 31 942 Gabi 302 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Fantale Female 106 221 117 401 24 870 Male 915 2,863 1,572 4,343 441 10,135 Gewane 3,081 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 815 2,431 1,228 3,682 195 8,351 Male 50 183 77 173 12 494 Awura 150 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced A Female 42 136 49 173 6 406 Fenti Male 315 1,131 464 1,193 101 3,204 Gulina 941 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 248 831 295 1,035 33 2,442 Male 77 305 162 327 16 887 Dalifage 250 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 54 194 88 271 7 613 A Male 61 330 190 357 30 968 Hari Dawe 275 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 50 216 98 306 11 682 Male 65 269 132 254 22 743 Telalak 210 Dec-15 Drought New Displaced Female 50 178 67 215 7 517 Sub Total 7,726 23,860 10,277 28,251 1,802 71,916 11,986

Internal Displacements in Ethiopia by Regions as of December 2015 No. of IDPs

Age Groups Regions Zone Woreda Sex 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Total No HHs Date Cause Type Status Male 19 39 16 46 6 126 Chilga 50 Dec-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 19 37 17 46 5 124 North Male 505 1,048 433 1,250 156 3,393 D Chilga 1,341 Dec-15 Conflict New Returned Amhara Gonder Female 494 994 459 1,240 124 3,312

Male 72 122 58 262 13 528 Metema 198 Dec-15 Conflict New Returned Female 69 119 63 204 7 462 Sub Total 1,178 2,359 1,046 3,050 311 7,945 1,589 Male 102 232 73 216 25 647 Wanthoa 247 2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 85 188 65 243 7 588 G Male 112 255 81 238 27 713 Wanthoa 272 Aug-15 Flooding Protracted Displaced Female 93 207 71 268 8 647 G Male 45 102 32 95 11 286 Wanthoa 109 Nov-15 Conflict New Displaced E,F Female 37 83 29 107 3 259 Nure Male 47 125 54 134 18 379 Makuey 141 2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 37 93 37 152 6 326 Male 60 159 69 172 24 484 Jikawo 180 2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 48 119 48 194 8 416 Male 20 39 15 40 5 118 Lare 46 2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Gambella Female 17 32 12 48 3 112 Itang Male 165 380 154 427 44 1,170 H 465 Oct-15 Conflict New Returned E,F Special Female 149 329 146 509 23 1,155 Itang Itang Male 19 43 17 48 5 131 52 2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Special Female 17 37 16 57 3 129 Male 87 189 73 191 12 552 Jor 237 Feb-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced E,F Female 88 179 84 268 14 633 Agnuak Male 24 55 18 52 6 155 Gambella 59 Jan-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 20 45 15 58 2 140 I Male 1,184 1,749 664 3,865 156 7,618 Mezenger Mengesh 2,931 May-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 1,226 1,638 753 3,317 105 7,037 Sub Total 3,682 6,277 2,526 10,698 514 23,695 4,739 J Male 198 817 415 1,041 135 2,606 Harari Harari 910 2006 Conflict Protracted Displaced Harari Female 167 591 262 899 55 1,974 Sub Total 365 1,408 677 1,940 190 4,580 910

Internal Displacements in Ethiopia by Regions as of December 2015 No. of IDPs

Age Groups Regions Zone Woreda Sex 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Total No HHs Date Cause Type Status Male 125 210 70 211 27 644 Dawe Sarar 253 Dec-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 118 196 69 219 18 621 K,L Male 422 679 215 610 82 2,007 Bale Laga Hidha 802 Dec-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 413 620 194 703 74 2,003 Male 536 874 263 830 115 2,618 Sawena 1,044 Dec-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 507 816 267 915 102 2,607

Borena Male 645 1,417 520 1,311 236 4,128 M,N,O Moyale 1,595 2008/2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 615 1,234 473 1,331 194 3,847 Male 627 1,108 350 1,309 183 3,578 May-14& Chinakson 1,387 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 592 955 345 1,314 152 3,357 Apr-15 Male 136 233 75 271 44 760 300 Apr-15 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 133 220 76 278 33 740 Male 221 382 116 426 47 1,193 Gursum 470 May-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced East Female 215 349 111 434 49 1,157 R Hararghe Male 34 63 17 61 6 180 Gola Oda 70 Oct-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 32 54 17 64 4 170 P,Q Male 826 1,537 417 1,506 139 4,424 Kumbi 1,723 Jul-13 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 781 1,320 410 1,571 109 4,191 P,Q Male 530 1,056 298 959 88 2,932 Meyu 1,158 Jul-13 Conflict Protracted Displaced Oromia Female 489 901 287 1,092 89 2,858 Male 2 5 1 4 1 13 Goro Dola 5 Jul-15 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 2 4 1 4 0 12 Male 169 320 105 276 45 914 Goro Dola 362 Jul-15 Conflict Protracted Returned S,T Female 163 296 109 292 37 896 Guji Male 980 1,860 608 1,603 261 5,312 Liben 2,103 Jul-15 Conflict Protracted Returned Female 944 1,717 635 1,693 214 5,203 Male 36 68 22 59 10 195 Liben 77 Jul-15 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 34 63 23 62 8 190 Southwest Male 124 210 78 270 39 721 U Ameya 286 Dec-15 Conflict New Displaced Shewa Female 121 205 74 277 32 709 Hawi Male 329 614 193 601 71 1,808 V,W 705 Sep-15 Conflict Protracted Returned Gudina Female 313 554 177 616 56 1,717 Hawi Male 369 689 216 674 79 2,028 791 Oct-15 Conflict New Displaced West Gudina Female 352 622 198 692 63 1,927 Hararghe Hawi Male 2,243 4,183 1,314 4,092 482 12,314 4,802 Oct-15 Conflict New Returned Gudina Female 2,135 3,775 1,204 4,197 384 11,696 R,X Male 451 857 237 821 103 2,469 Jan-13& Miesso 965 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 429 771 206 859 90 2,356 May-14 Sub Total 17,195 31,035 9,992 32,506 3,766 94,495 18,898

Internal Displacements in Ethiopia by Regions as of December 2015 No. of IDPs

Age Groups Regions Zone Woreda Sex 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Total No HHs Date Cause Type Status Male 1,125 3,659 1,397 3,359 455 9,995 Jan-13 & Babile 3,094 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 933 2,932 1,102 3,412 190 8,569 Jul-13 Kebri Male 446 1,518 607 1,544 185 4,299 1,322 Aug-14 Conflict Protracted Displaced Y Beyah Female 377 1,195 474 1,490 96 3,633 Fafan Z Male 70 166 78 241 26 581 Tuli Guled 180 Sep-15 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 59 139 67 217 17 499 Male 120 288 135 416 45 1,004 Jan-13 & Tuli Guled 311 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 101 240 116 376 30 862 Jul-13

Dheka Siftu Male 617 2,389 933 1,564 202 5,705 Aug-14 & AA 1,671 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 466 1,608 545 1,629 73 4,321 Dec-12 Dolo Male 1,339 4,476 1,598 3,068 389 10,870 DD 3,324 Nov-15 Flooding New Returned Ado Female 1,025 3,377 1,101 3,357 215 9,074 AA Male 1,718 6,652 2,597 4,354 563 15,884 Dec-12 & Filtu 4,816 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 1,403 4,841 1,642 4,904 221 13,010 Jan-14 Liben BB Male 4,343 15,132 4,973 8,239 1,241 33,928 Hudeth 10,520 2008/2009 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 3,631 11,564 3,451 10,117 428 29,192 O Male 2,315 6,505 1,915 3,954 570 15,260

Moyale 4,833 2008/2010 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 2,054 5,042 1,364 5,050 225 13,735 CC Male 3,289 9,240 2,719 5,615 810 21,672 Mubarek 6,614 Jan-12 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 2,693 6,612 1,789 6,623 295 18,012 Somali Y Male 247 1,173 575 1,167 90 3,252 980 2003-2014 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 236 881 395 1,073 43 2,628 EE Male 10 48 23 48 4 133 Legehida 40 Nov-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 10 36 16 44 2 107 EE Male 34 151 83 175 21 464 Hamero 135 Nov-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 25 99 52 162 9 346 EE Male 73 200 89 271 24 656 Fik 194 Nov-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 54 138 63 244 10 508 Nogob EE Male 4 17 8 16 2 47 Gebro 14 Nov-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 3 13 5 15 1 37 Maya Male 1,152 6,746 3,239 7,505 623 19,265 Jul-13 & Y 5,618 Conflict Protracted Displaced Maluk Female 960 4,535 2,202 6,531 215 14,443 Jun-15 Y Male 641 3,755 1,803 4,177 347 10,723 Jul-13 & Qubi 3,127 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 534 2,524 1,226 3,635 120 8,039 May-15 Y Male 311 1,546 837 1,703 187 4,583 Selehad 1,345 2003-2014 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 266 1,135 529 1,477 80 3,487 Male 256 909 429 1,007 110 2,712 East Imey 811 Oct-15 Flooding New Returned FF Female 214 706 281 915 37 2,154 Shebelle Male 2,334 5,969 1,495 4,523 535 14,856 Oct-15 Kelafo 4,613 Flooding New Returned Female 2,118 4,741 1,169 4,498 297 12,822

Internal Displacements in Ethiopia by Regions as of December 2015 No. of IDPs

Age Groups Regions Zone Woreda Sex 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Total No HHs Date Cause Type Status Male 903 2,748 1,008 2,609 295 7,563 Shebelle Mustahil 2,331 Oct-15 Flooding New Returned Female 824 2,133 798 2,517 151 6,423 Male 254 1,146 625 1,530 217 3,773 Deboweyin 1,083 Nov-15 Flooding New Returned GG Female 211 803 374 1,255 82 2,725 Korahe Male 43 159 73 182 23 481 Shekoshi 150 Nov-15 Conflict New Displaced Female 41 140 56 175 8 419 Male 442 1,456 579 1,279 139 3,895 Jul-13 & Afdem 1,270 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 430 1,382 496 1,364 54 3,725 Aug-14 Male 574 1,888 751 1,659 181 5,052 Afdem 1,647 Nov-15 Drought Protracted Displaced Female 557 1,792 643 1,768 70 4,830 Male 1,271 4,625 2,344 5,636 571 14,447 Somali Erer 4,402 Nov-15 Drought Protracted Displaced Female 1,043 3,534 1,665 5,445 277 11,965 HH,II Male 516 1,697 674 1,491 162 4,540 Siti Mieso 1,480 Nov-15 Drought Protracted Displaced Female 500 1,610 578 1,589 63 4,340 Male 329 1,083 431 952 104 2,899 Mieso 945 Aug-15 Conflict Protracted Displaced Female 320 1,028 369 1,015 40 2,771 Male 664 2,895 1,462 3,396 428 8,845 Hadigala 2,689 Nov-15 Drought Protracted Displaced Female 562 2,231 1,060 3,234 202 7,289 Male 407 1,776 897 2,084 263 5,427 Shinile 1,650 Nov-15 Drought Protracted Displaced Female 345 1,369 650 1,984 124 4,473 Sub Total 47,840 158,392 58,655 149,875 12,488 427,249 71,209 JJ Hawassa Male 46 115 72 223 15 471 Sidama 183 Feb-15 Fire Protracted Returned Town Female 45 121 76 191 10 444 Arbaminch Male 10 19 7 23 3 62 25 Nov-15 Flooding New Returned Gamo Zurya Female 10 18 7 25 2 63 KK Gofa Male 30 61 20 64 9 184 Bonke 74 Nov-15 Flooding New Returned Female 30 59 20 69 7 186 Male 13 29 9 29 3 83 Mar-15 & Anilemo 34 Fire Protracted Returned Female 13 28 9 35 3 87 Jun-15 Male 15 40 15 43 3 116 SNNP Duna 46 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned Female 14 38 14 45 3 114 East Male 19 41 16 48 4 127 51 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned JJ Badawacho Female 18 40 16 52 3 128 Hadiya Male 22 52 19 55 5 154 Gibe 62 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned Female 21 51 20 61 4 156 Male 29 73 26 70 5 203 Mar-15 & Gombora 81 Fire Protracted Returned Female 28 67 26 78 4 202 Jun-15 Male 11 27 11 30 4 84 Mar-15 & Lemo 34 Fire Protracted Returned Female 11 26 11 35 3 86 Jun-15

Internal Displacements in Ethiopia by Regions as of December 2015 No. of IDPs

Age Groups Regions Zone Woreda Sex 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Total No HHs Date Cause Type Status Male 25 60 23 65 9 182 Misha 75 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned Female 24 60 25 78 6 193 Male 31 59 24 81 7 202 Shashego 80 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned Female 30 57 24 83 4 198 JJ Male 141 271 111 369 30 923 Oct-14 & Hadiya Shashego 365 Flooding Protracted Returned SNNP Female 137 258 110 377 20 902 Jun-15 Male 49 131 53 136 11 380 Soro 152 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned Female 47 126 52 148 8 380 West Male 9 18 6 21 2 56 23 Mar-15 Fire Protracted Returned Badawacho Female 9 19 6 24 1 59 Sub Total 885 1,964 828 2,558 190 6,425 1,285 Sum Total 78,871 225,296 84,001 228,877 19,261 636,305 110,616 Newly displaced individuals during October to December 2015 plus protracted caseloads 636,305 Returned caseloads during October to December 2015 133,627 Displaced as of December 2015 502,678

A. Joint rapid assessment to verify the number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and to identify their needs in Awsi, Kilbati, Gabi and Fenti zones of Afar region from 15-21 December, 2015 by Afar DPFSPCO, IOM, UNOCHA, UNICEF, WFP and Save the Children. B. Rapid Emergency flood assessment in Ayssyita and Dubti woredas of zone One and Golina Woreda of zone Four in Afar region from17-21 August, 2015 by Afar DPFSPCO, UNOCHA and IOM. C. Displacement tracking matrix data collection and IDPs registration in Bidu Woreda by IOM and Afar Region ADPFSCO, December 2015. D. Joint assessment to assess the situation of IDPs in Chilga and Metema woredas of North Gonder zone of Amhara region from 31 December, 2015 - 05 January, 2016 by zone DPPO, IOM and ERCS. E. Displacement tracking matrix data collection and IDPs registration in Agnuak and Nuer Zones and Itang special Woreda by IOM and Gambella Region DPFSA 14-29 April, 2015 F. Emergency Response gap and outstanding requirement assessment in flood affected Woredas of Gambella Region from 24 February to 5 March, 2015 by DPPFSA, UNOCHA, UNICEF, WFP, FAO, IOM and IRC. G. Multi-agency rapid assessment report on flooded and Murle attack in Wanthowa woreda of Nuer zone in Gambella region by DPFSA, UNOCHA, WFP, IOM, UNICEF and IRC, November 2015. H. Joint assessment on Itang Special woreda conflict by DPFSA, WFP, IOM, UNICEF, ERCS, ZOA and IRC, 13 October, 2015. I. Multi-agency rapid assessment of inter communal conflict in Mejang Zone of Gambella Region by DPFSA, RHB, REB, UNOCH, IOM, UNICEF, WFP and IRC June 2015. J. A joint assessment report on durable solutions for internally displaced persons in Harari Region and IOM DTM assessment on February 2014. K. Displacement tracking matrix (DTM) data collection and IDPs registration in Dawe Serer, Laga Hidha and Sawena Woredas of by IOM and ERCS from 11-20 August, 2015 L. Outstanding requirement assessment in conflict displaced three Woredas of Bale Zone in Oromia Region by Bale Zone DPPB, IOM and ERCS from 1-7 June, 2015. M. Displacement tracking matrix (DTM) data collection and IDPs registration in Moyale woreda of of Oromia region by IOM and ERCS from 23-24 August, 2015 N. Brief report on Moyale Assessment mission by IOM, March 2011 and IOM assessment using DTM tool on July 2013. O. Multi agency post conflict verification assessment in Moyale Woredas of Somali and Oromia Regions, DRMFSS, OCHA, UNICEF, WFP, WHO, IOM, Oxfam, Somali DPPB, Oromia DPPC, September 2012 and IOM DTM assessment on February 2014. P. Displacement tracking matrix (DTM) data collection and IDPs registration in Kumbi and Meyu Muluke woredas of East Harerge zone of Oromia region by IOM and ERCS from 1-8 August, 2015 Q. Post Conflict Joint Rapid Assessment in Meyu and Kumbi Woredas of East Harerghe Zone by DRMFSS, UNICEF, Oromia DPPC, IOM, OCHA, GOAL Ethiopia & ECHO on August 2013 and IOM DTM on February 2014. R. IDPs status verification assessment in conflict affected Woredas of East and West Hararge Zones in Oromia Region from 06-19 December, 2014 by IOM, ERCS and Woreda DPPO. S. Rapid emergency needs assessment in Liben and Goro Dola woredas of in Oromia region by zone and woreda DPPO and UNICEF from 17-18 August, 2015. T. T. Joint assessment on conflict affected IDPs in Goro Dola and Liben woredas of Guji Zone in Oromia region by zone and woreda DPPO, IOM, COOPI and ERCS from 24-27 August, 2015. U. Information taken from Who does What and Where (3W) Matrix for ES/NFI for the month of December, 2015. V. West Haraghe Zonal Administration request letter for assistance to conflict displaced HHs in Hawi Gudina woreda, August 2015. W. Joint IDPs verification assessment in Hawi Gudina woreda of West Harerge zone in Oromia region by IOM and woreda DPPO from 24-29 November, 2015 X. Displacement tracking matrix (DTM) data collection and IDPs registration in Miesso woreda of West Harerge zone of Oromia region by IOM and ERCS from 9-10 August, 2015. Y. Displacement tracking matrix (DTM) data collection and IDPs registration in Fafan, Siti and Nogob zones of Somali region by IOM and ERCS from 24 August- 3 October, 2015. Z. Rapid assessment report conducted in Tuliguled woreda of Fafen zone in Somali region on 17 September, 2015 by DPPB, WFP, ERCS and IRC. AA. IDPs status verification assessment in Filtu and Dheka Siftu Woredas of Liben Zone in Somali Region in June 2012 by COOPI and IOM and IOM DTM data collection in March 2013. BB. IOM and Hudeth Woreda DPPB IDP registration and DTM data collection in February 2014. CC. Joint IDP assessment report in Mubarek Woreda by UNOCHA, UNICEF, WFP, IOM, Liben Zone DPPB and DRMFSS, March, 2012 and IOM DTM assessment, June 2014. DD. Rapid emergency flood assessment in Dolo Ado woreda of Liben zone in Somali region by DPPO, SCI, DRC, IMC, WFP and IOM from 11-13 November 2015. EE. Multi-agency Deyr 2015 needs assessment in Nogob zone of Somali region by DPPB,DPPO, WFP and REB from 24th October – 11th November 2015. FF. Multi-agency GU 2015 needs assessment in Shabelle zone of Somali region by DPPB, RHB, REB, WFP, UNICEF and SCI from 23rd October – 12th November 2015. GG. Multi-agency Deyr 2015 needs assessment in Korahe zone of Somali region by DPPB, DPPO, WFP and UNOCHA from 24th October – 7th November 2015. HH. Rapid joint verification assessment conducted in Fafan and Siti zones of Somali region form 21-29 September, 2015 by DRMFSS, DPPB, IOM, FAO, WFP, ERCS, Oxfam and SCI. II. Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Data Collection in Drought displaced Woredas of Siti Zone of Somali region , November 2015 by IOM, ERCS and Region, Zone and Woreda level early warning and response Bureaus. JJ. Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Data Collection in fire affected Woredas of Hadiya, Kembata Tembaro, Silte and Sidama Zones of SNNP Region from 14-24 March, 2015 by IOM, ERCS and Region, Zone and Woreda level early warning and response Bureaus. KK. Information taken from Who does What and Where (3W) Matrix for ES/NFI for the month of November, 2015.

ANNEX III

OVERVIEW OF INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT IN ETHIOPIA AS OF DECEMBER 2015

R e E R I T R E A d Male Vs. Female Ratio Y E M E N S e TIGRAY a

Abala ! Erebti S U D A N ! Legend Chilga ! ! ! Megale International B. ! Bidu Metema AFAR ! Regional B. Golina ! ! Lak e Tana Elidar Awura Woreda B. Dub!ti G u l f o f A d e n Displaced Individuals AMHARA Ay!saita Telalak D J I B O U T I ! ! 84 - 3140 ! Mille (293,116) (343,189) ! Gewane ! 3141 - 8965 46.1 % Dawe 53.9% BENSHANGUL ! Erer ! !! !Shinile 8966 - 20730 GUMZ Afdem ! 20731 - 38922 Amibara Miesso ! ! ! ! Gursum ! !Jijiga Hareri ! ADDIS ABABA Awash 38923 - 68682 ! ! ! ! Fentale Mieso ! Meyu Babile Kebribeyah Ameya Muluka Jikawo Itang ! Gola Oda ! Wantawo ! !! ! Gambella Hawi Gudina ! ! ! ! MakueyLare ! Meyu ! ! SOMALI ! Legahida Male Female !! Legahida ! Jor GAMBELLA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Qubi ! Mengesh ! ! Sawena Shekoshi ! ! ! ! Hawasa OROMIA ! SNNPR Rayitu ! Debowein S O U T H East Imi S O M A L I A S U D A N ! Bonke ! ! Goro Dola Arbaminch ! Mustahil I n d i a n Zuriya ! Hudet Kelafo ! ! ! ! O c e a n Liben Filtu Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs Moyale Note; ! The newly created woredas boundaries of Mubarek, Deka Siftu, ! Tuli Guled, Berano and Elweyne in Somali region and Kumbi in K E N Y A Moyale ! Oromia region are not available in our geodatabase; hence IDPs figures combined with their mother woredas. 0 70 140 280 Km ¹

600,000 No. IDPs by Age Group & Type of Displacement 500,000

180,000 400,000 160,000 140,000 300,000 120,000 100,000 200,000 80,000 60,000 100,000 40,000 20,000 - - Returned In displacement (0-4 yrs) (5-14 yrs) (15-19 yrs) (20-59 yrs) (60yrs up) Conflict 49,880 362,544 New 23,838 63,284 23,406 66,900 5,563 Protracted 55,033 162,012 60,595 161,977 13,698 Natural Disaster 83,747 140,134 Total 133,627 502,678

ANNEX IV

AFAR REGION

Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs

E RI TR EA 70,000 70,000 60,000

60,000 50,000 Abala K i l b a t i 50,000 40,000 ! 40,000 Erebti 30,000 Y ! 30,000

A 20,000

R ! 20,000

G ! 10,000 I

T 10,000 Megale Bidu - - Returned In displacement F e n t i Returned In displacement Conflict - - New - 65,766 ! Natural Disaster 4,350 67,566 Protracted 4,350 1,800 Awura ! ! A w s i Golina I T Dubti U ! Aysayita O IB ! J Mille D

A No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex

R

A !

H Te!lalak M A ! Gewane Dawe Legend 16,000 International B. 14,000 H a r i Regional B. 12,000 1088 10,000 Zonal B. 8,000 Displaced People G a b i 6,000 ! <= 1000 Amibara ! 4,000 ! SOMALI 1D,0I0R1E - 2D,5A00WA 2,000 ! 2,501 - 5,000 - Awash 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up HARERI Male Fantale ! 5,001 - 10,000 4,145 13,633 6,118 14,876 1,234 ! Female 3,581 10,227 4,159 13,374 568 ! 10,001 - 15,000 OROMIA 100 ¹ Km

GAMBELLA REGION

Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs Wantawo Jikawo Lare ! ! ! ! OROMIA SOUTH ! Makuey Itang SUDAN ! Gambella Nuer ! 25,000 Jor

20,000 Agnuak Mezhenger 15,000 ! Mengesh 10,000 Displaced People ! 230 - 295 5,000 SNNPR ! 296 - 900 Boundaries - Returned In displacement ! 901 - 1185 International B. Conflict 2,325 20,010 ! 1186 - 3140 Regional B. Natural Disaster - 1,360 Zonal B. ! 3141 - 14655 75 Woreda B. Km ¹

Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex

25000 6,000

20000 5,000

15000 4,000

10000 3,000

5000 2,000

0 1,000 Returned In displacement New 2325 545 - 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Protracted 0 20825 Male 1,865 3,327 1,250 5,478 333 Female 1,816 2,949 1,276 5,220 180

HARERI REGION

Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs

5000

4000

3000

2000

1000

0 Returned In displacement New 0 0 Protracted 0 4,580 Total 0 4,580

No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex

5,000 4,500 Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs 4,000 3,500 3,000 5,000 2,500 4,500 2,000 4,000 3,500 1,500 3,000 1,000 2,500 500 2,000 - 1,500 (0-4 yrs) (5-14 yrs) (15-19 yrs) (20-59 yrs) (60yrs up) Total 1,000 Male 500 198 817 415 1,041 135 2,606 0 Female Returned In displacement 167 591 262 899 55 1,974 Conflict 0 4,580 Total 365 1,408 677 1,940 190 4,580 Natural Disaster 0 0 % 8.0% 30.7% 14.8% 42.3% 4.2% 100.0% Total 0 4,580

OROMIA REGION SUDAN

BENSHANGUL GUMZ AMHARA Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs AFAR West North JarsoCh!in!aksen Wellega Shewa ! SOUTH East Gursum M!ieso SUDAN Kelem Wellega West Shewa East Harerge 50,000 Wellega Ameya SW East West ! Harerge Ilubabor Shewa Shewa Go!lo Oda 40,000 M!eyu GAMBELLA ! Meyu Hawi Gudina ! 30,000 Laga Hidha Displaced People ! Sawena 20,000 ! ! West Arsi 1265 - 1500 Rayitu 10,000 SNNPR ! SOUTH Bale S1U5D01A -N 2350 - Guji Returned In displacement Goro Dola ! 2351 - 6935 ! New 24,010 5,735 SOMALI ! 6936 - 10900 ! Protracted 15,850 48,900 Liben Boundaries Borena ! 10901 - 31490 International B.

KENYA Regional B. M!oyale Zonal B. Note; UGANDA Woreda B. The newly created woreda boundary of Kumbi in East Hararge zone is not available in our geodatabase; hence IDPs figure is No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex 0 40 80 160 Km ¹ illustrated using its mother woreda (Gola Oda).

18,000 Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs 16,000 14,000 12,000 60,000 10,000 8,000 50,000 6,000 40,000 4,000 30,000 2,000 - 20,000 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up 10,000 Male 8,806 16,363 5,117 15,895 2,057 Female 8,388 14,672 4,876 16,612 1,709 - Returned In displacement Conflict 39,860 54,635 Natural Disaster - -

SOMALI REGION

DJIBOUTI AFAR Siti Afdem Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs Legend AMHARA ! ! !Shinile International B. Erer Mie!sso Regional B. Jijiga ! Zonal B. Fafan 400,000 Gursum ! ! SOMALIA DiAsDplDaIcSe AdB PABeAople Babile Kebribeya 350,000 Meyu ! 84 - 4866 Muluga! 300,000 ! ! 4867 - 13986 ! Jarar 250,000 Legahida !Fik ! Gerbo 200,000 ! 13987 - 20730 ! ! Doolo Qubi Nogob OROMIA 150,000 ! 20731 - 38922 Korahe SNNPR ! 100,000 ! 38923 - 68682 50,000 Shabelle !Debowein - SNNPR ! Returned In displacement Kelafo !Mustahil Filtu New 72,972 3,198 Hudet ! ! Protracted - 351,079 Liben Dolo Ado Moyale ! ! 0 80 160 320 Km¹

Note; No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex The newly created woredas boundaries of Mubarek, Deka Siftu, KENYA Tuli Guled are not available in our geodatabase; hence IDPs figures combined with their mother woredas

100,000 90,000 Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 300,000 40,000 250,000 30,000 200,000 20,000 150,000 10,000 100,000 - 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up 50,000 Male 25,847 90,013 34,376 73,763 8,811 - Returned In displacement Female 21,993 68,379 24,278 76,112 3,676 Conflict - 283,069 Natural Disaster 72,972 71,208

SNNP Region

Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs G Gurage A

M OROMIA Misha BE Gibe!! 6,000 Gembora ! Sankura L Sheka !L!imu L Soro Dune!Shashogo 5,000 A ! ! Daniboya Tembaro 4,000 Keffa ! ! Hawasa Dawro Kacha Bira ! 3,000 Konta Wolayita Sidama Boundaries 2,000 International B. 1,000 Bench Maji Regional B. BasketoGamo Gofa - Gedio Zonal B. Returned In displacement Bonke ! New 495 - ! Arba Minch Zuriya Woreda B. Displaced People Protracted 5,930 -

Segen Peoples' ! South Omo 115 - 170

! 171 - 255 SOUTH SUDAN ! 256 - 405 OROMIA No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex ! 406 - 915

100 KENYA ! 916 - 2225 Km ¹ 1,400

1,200

Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs 1,000

800

600

7000 400 6000 200 5000 - 4000 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up 3000 Male 449 997 411 1,258 111 2000 Female 436 967 417 1,299 79 1000 0 Returned In displacement Conflict 0 0 Natural Disaster 6425 0

Amhara Region

TIGRAY Type of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs

SUDAN Metema ! !North Gonder Wag Himra Chilga 8,000

Lake Tana 7,000 North Wollo 6,000 South Gonder AFAR 5,000 West Gojam 4,000 3,000 Awi/Agew South Wollo Special Woreda Oromia 2,000 BENSHANGUL GUMZ East Gojam 1,000 Artuma Fursi - Legend Displaced People Returned In displacement ! 990 North Shewa(R3) New 7,695 250 International B. Protracted - - Regional B. ! 991 - 6955 SOMALI Zonal B. WoreOdaR OB.MIA ADDIS ABABA

100 ¹

GAMBELLA SNNPR Km No. IDPs by Age Group & Sex

1,800 1,600

Causes of Displacement Vs. Status of IDPs 1,400 1,200 1,000 8,000 800

6,000 600 400 4,000 200 - 2,000 0-4 yrs 5-14 yrs 15-19 yrs 20-59 yrs 60yrs up Male 596 1,209 507 1,559 175 - Returned In displacement Female 582 1,150 539 1,491 136 Conflict 7,695 250 Natural Disaster - -

Annex V: Hotspot woredas vis-a-vis internal displacement as of December 2015 E R I T R E A R e d Erob Legend Tahtay Adiyabo Mereb Leke AhferomGulomekeda Laelay Adiyabo Y E M E N Dalul S Tahtay KoraroMedebay ZanaAdwa Saesie Tsaedaemba e International Boundary Werei Leke a TIGRAY Hawzen Asgede Tsimbila Naeder Adet Atsbi Wenberta Berahle Kola Temben Kelete Awelallo Regional Boundary Tselemti Degua Temben Tselemt Ab Ala Tanqua Abergele Enderta Addi Arekay Erebti Woreda Boundary S U D A N Beyeda Saharti Samre ! Debark Bidu Hintalo Wejirat Janamora Abergele ! Dabat Sahla Alaje ! ! Hotspot woredas Ziquala Megale Chilga Wegera Endamehoni Sekota Raya Azebo ! West BelesaEast Belesa Ofla AFAR Priority one Dehana Kurri Gaz Gibla Alamata Gulina !Elidar Ebenat Bugna Lake Tana Kobo Priority two Lasta (Ayna)Gidan ! ! D J I B O U T I Awra G u l f o f Lay Gayint Meket Guba Lafto Dubti Priority three A d e n Tach GayintWadlaDelanta Habru Aysaita Guba Ambasel Dawunt Worebabu Mile Simada Displacement Causes Pawe Special Adaa'r MekdelaTenta Bati ! Mehal SayintSayint ZuriaKalu Telalak AMHARA Goncha Siso Enese ! Conflict Dewa Harewa ! Enbise Sar Midir Albuko DeweChefa KurmukSherkole Wenbera Enarj Enawga ! Gewane Ayisha Gishe Rabel Artuma ! Drought BENSHANGUL GUMZDibat Enemay ! Erer Shinile Menge Shebel Bereta Menz MidirFursiBure Mudaytu DeraMimo Weremo Jille Timuga ! ! ! Flood Hidabu AboteMerahbete Assosa Kewet !! Wara JarsoGerar Jarso Afdem Dembel Jarte Jardega Tarema BerSimurobi Gele'alo DegemEnsaro Miesso Chinaksen Aw- Basona Worena ! Effects of Volcano Abichuna Gne'a Amibara Jarso Dire Dawa Yaya GuleleWuchale AnkoberDulecha !! ! Jijiga Jida ! Argoba Sp!ecial Kersa Assagirt Mieso Gursum ! ! Berehet ! ADDIS ABABA ! Gursum Hareshen Hagere Mariam MeselaBedeno ! ! Babile ! 250 Minjar ShenkoraFentale GemechisMalka Balo Kebribeyah Ameya AncharHabroGoba Koricha Midega TolaBabile Anfilo Meyu Muluka Km Golo Oda ¹ Wantawo Jikawo Lare Etang ! Daro Lebu Aware JejuGuna Meyu Sodo OROMIA ! ! Gashamo !! Gololcha Arsi !! ! ! Muhur Na Aklil Makuey Meskan ! Degehamedo Degehabur ! Gambela ! Akobo Ziway Hawi Gudina Lege Hida ! Selti ! Fik Abobo Dalocha Mareko SOMALI Danot ! Bele Gesgar Hamero Jore Kersa Misha Lanfero Gerbo GAMBELLA Gibe ! Qubi Mengesh Wilbareg Boh Goge GemboraLimu Munessa Shirka Bele GesgarGololcha Bale ! Sankura ! SoroDune Limu Bilbilo ! ! Shalla ! TembaroAlaba SP Woreda Shashemene Zuria Shekosh Godere Gena Bosa Siraro ! Tocha Diguna Fango Hawassa Zuria Mareka Goro Esira Kindo Koysha BorichaShebe Dino Kebridehar Warder Loma Bosa Ofa Dale ! Denan Geladin HumboLoka Rayitu East Imi SNNPR Nenesebo (Wereka) Boreda Kucha Hulla Bensa Dara Geze Gofa Daramalo Abaya Guradamole S O U T H S U D A N Zala Mirab Abaya Wenago Aroresa Mena Gura Damole Arba Minch Zuria Yirgachefe West Imi Debeweyin Shilabo Kemba GelanaKochere Serer/Elkere S O M A L I A Bonke Goro Baqaqsa Amaro Kelafo Derashe Goro Dola Alle Burji Melka Soda Hargele Mustahil Saba Boru Konso ! Chereti/Weyib Gnangatom Liben Hudet Filtu Bare ! Afder Hamer ! ! Dasenech Disclaimer: Dolobay n Moyale The delineation of the boundaries shown on the map a Dolo Odo e Dire Dehas should not be considered as authoritative. c ! O Moyale Map Data Source: Boundary Shapefile - CSA 2008 K E N Y A n Miyo a e ! d U G A N D A I n ANNEX IV NEED VS. RESPONSE AFAR REGION ES/NFIs WASH Education 1 Needs : No significant event to report. No significant event to report. Food/Nutrition ES/NFIs for 10,961 HHs in Abala, Amibara, Awash Fantale, Awura, Bidu, Health Dalifage, Dawe, Elidar, Erebti, Gewane, Gulina, Megale ,Mille and Telalak No significant event to report. woredas. No significant event to report. Livestock Response2: No significant event to report. ICRC, in collaboration with ERCS, distributed 2,538 ES/NFI kits.

Gaps3:

8,423 ES/NFIs for HHs in Abala, Amibara, Awash Fantale, Awura, Dalifage, Dawe, Erebti , Gewane, Gulina, Megale, Mille, and Telalak woredas in

GAMBELLA REGION ES/NFIs Health WASH Needs1: No significant event to report. No significant event to report. ES/NFIs for 574 HHs in Itang special and Wanthowa woredas. Response2: Food/Nutrition Education No significant event to report. No significant event to report. IRC distributed 574 ES/NFI kits

IOM provided 675 ES/NFI kits Livestock Protection No significant event to report. No significant event to report. Gaps3:

None AMHARA REGION

ES/NFIs Education Health Needs: No significant event to report. No significant event to report. ES/NFIs kits for 1,589 HHs in Chilga and Metema woredas of Food/Nutrition Livestock North Gonder zone. No significant event to report. No significant event to report. Response: WASH Protection None No significant event to report. No significant event to report. Gaps:

1,589 ES/NFIs kits.

SNNP REGION

ES/NFIs Education WASH Needs1: No significant event to report. No significant event to report.

ES/NFIs for fire displaced 99HHs in Arbaminch Food/Nutrition Protection zuriya and Bonke Woredas of Gamo Gofa zone. No significant event to report. No significant event to report. Response2: Health Livestock None No significant event to report. No significant event to report. Gaps3:

No significant event to report.

1.This only reflects the new emergency needs in this reporting quarter ( October to December 2015). 2. This includes response by all partners during the quarter October to December 2015 to address the new emergency needs and the outstanding needs. 3.This gap reflects only the new emergency needs during October to December 2015 and excludes the outstandin g gap. OROMIA REGION

ES/NFIs Education No significant event to report. Needs1: Protection No significant event to report. Health No significant event to report. ES/NFIs for 5,949 HHs in Hawi Gudina, Gola oda and Ameya woredas of West and East Harerge and Southwest showa zones No significant event to report. respectively. Food/Nutrition

Response2: WASH No significant event to report. No significant event to report. ICRC, in collaboration with ERCS, provided 5,140 ES/NFI kits. Livestock

Gaps3:

809 ES/NFI kits for HHs in Hawi Gudina woreda.

SOMALI REGION

ES/NFIs Education No significant event to report. 1 Needs : Protection No significant event to report. ES/NFIs for 12,695 HHs in Dolo Ado, Shekoshi, Deboweyin, Fik, Garbo, Hamero Health No significant event to report. and Laga Hida, East Emey, Kelafo and Mustahil woredas. Food/Nutrition No significant event to report. Response2: No significant event to report. • UNICEF, in collaboration with ERCS, provided 3,400 ES/NFI kits for drought WASH displaced HHs in Afdem,Erer and Hadigala woredas of Siti zone. Livestock No significant event to report. • IOM distributed 517 ES/NFI kits for HHs that were displaced due to drought in Miesso woreda of Siti zone.

• IRC distributed 180 ES/NFI kits for HHs that were displaced due to conflict in Tuliguled woreda of .

• IRC also provided 1,700 dignity kits for drought displaced women and girls in Hadigala and Shinile woredas of Sit zone.

• IRC provided 483 ES/NFI kits for HHs that were displaced due to drought in Miesso woreda of Siti zone.

Gaps3:

ES/NFIs kits for 533 HHs in Shekosh, Fik, Gerbo, Hamero and Laga Hida woredas.

1.This only reflects the new emergency needs in this reporting quarter ( July to September 2015). 2. This includes response by all partners during the quarter July to September 2015 to address the new emergency needs and the outstanding needs. 3.This gap reflects only the new emergency needs during July to September 2015 and excludes the outstandin g gap.