Darfur Humanitarian Profile
Annexes:
I. North Darfur II. South Darfur III. West Darfur
Darfur Humanitarian Profile
Annex I:
North Darfur
North Darfur
Main Humanitarian Agencies
Table 1.1: UN Agencies Table 1.2: International NGOs Table 1.3: National NGOs
Intl. Natl. Vehicl Intl. Natl. Vehic Intl. Natl. Vehic Agency Sector staff staff* es** Agency Sector staff staff* les** Agency Sector staff staff les FAO 10 1 2 2 ACF 9 4 12 3 Al-Massar 0 1 0 Operations, Logistics, Camp IOM*** Management x x x GAA 1, 10 1 3 2 KSCS x x x OCHA 14 1 2 3 GOAL 2, 5, 8, 9 6 117 10 SECS x x x 2, 3, 7, UNDP*** 15 x x x ICRC 12, 13 6 20 4 SRC 1, 2 0 10 3
2, 4, 5, 6, UNFPA*** 5, 7 x x x IRC 9, 10, 11 1 5 4 SUDO 5, 7 0 2 0 Protection, Technical expertise for UNHCR*** site planning x x x MSF - B 5 5 10 0 Wadi Hawa 1 1 x 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, Oxfam - UNICEF 9 11, 12 4 5 4 GB 2, 3, 4 5 30 10 Total 1 14 3 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, UNJLC*** 17 x x x SC-UK 11, 12 5 27 8
Technical Spanish UNMAS*** advice x x x Red Cross 3, 4 1 0 1 UNSECOORD 16 1 1 1 DED*** x x x WFP 1, 9, 11 1 12 5 NRC*** x x x WHO 4, 5, 6 2 7 2 Total 34 224 42 Total 10 29 17
x = information unavailable at this time Sectors: 1) Food 2) Shelter/NFIs 3) Clean water 4) Sanitation 5) Primary Health Facilities *Programme and project staff only. 6) Basic Drug Supplies 7) Secondary Health Care 8) EPI 9) Nutrition 10) Agriculture 11) Education **Vehicles operational for field travel. 12) Protection 13) Camp Management 14) Coordination 15) Development ***Activities planned. 16) Field Security 17) Logistical Support
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 1 of 27 Table 2.1: North Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps
Conflict Affected People Food Shelter Clean water % Persons Persons Persons Admininistrative Total Affected accessible currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of Gap, Locality Unit/Location number IDPs residents by UN assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people % r El Fasher town 32,091 29,154 2,937 100 29,154 2,937 9 22,736 6,418 22 18,500 10,654 37 Korma AU 31,115 31,115 - 100 - 31,115 100 - 31,115 100 - 31,115 100 Tawilla AU 20,015 20,015 - 100 20,015 - - 1,000 19,015 95 7,500 12,515 63 El Fashe Kutum town 87,706 78,706 9,000 100 78,706 - - 13,800 49,906 78 - - - Kutum rural 8,711 8,711 - 100 - 8,711 100 - 8,711 100 - 8,711 100 Fata Borno AU 3,392 3,392 - 100 - 3,392 100 - 3,392 100 - 3,392 100 Tina AU 17,000 17,000 - - - 17,000 100 - 17,000 100 - 17,000 100 Kornoi AU 7,500 7,500 - - - 7,500 100 - 7,500 100 - 7,500 100 - - 13,000 100 - 13,000 100 - 13,000 100
Kutum Umm Baru AU 13,000 13,000 - Kabkabiya town 61,848 61,848 - 100 - 61,848 100 - 45,057 100 18,900 26,157 58 Jebel Si AU 100 100 - 100 - 100 100 - 100 100 - 100 100
Birkat Seira Town 9,000 6,000 3,000 100 - 9,000 100 - 6,000 100 - 6,000 100
100 25,689 - - - 12,199 100 - 25,689 100
Kebkabiya Saraf Omra Town 25,689 12,199 13,490 Mellit Mellit Locality 26,470 26,470 - 20 - 26,470 100 - 26,470 100 - 26,470 100
El Waha, a.k.a. "Damra"** Waha 5,696 5,696 - - - 5,696 100 - 5,696 100 - 5,696 100 TOTAL 349,333 320,906 28,427 8 153,564 195,769 56 37,536 283,370 88 44,900 276,006 86 TOTAL ACCESSIBLE 284,961 256,534 28,427 82 153,564 131,397 46 37,536 218,998 85 44,900 211,634 82 PLEASE NOTE: Total numbers DO NOT take into account El Mashtel camp (16,813 IDPs and conflict affected) in El Fasher, North Darfur. *Source: Ministry of agriculture, 2002/3 ** Non-geographical locality for nomads
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 2 of 27 Table 2.2: North Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps (continued) Primary health care Conflict affected Sanitation facilities Basic drug supplies Secondary health care Persons Persons Persons Persons Total currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of number IDPs assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % El Fasher town 32,091 29,154 17,000 12,154 42 - 32,091 100 - 32,091 100 - 32,091 100 Korma AU 31,115 31,115 3,000 28,115 90 - 31,115 100 - 31,115 100 - 31,115 100 Tawilla AU 20,015 20,015 - 20,015 100 270 - - 20,015 - - - 20,015 - Kutum town 87,706 78,706 ------Kutum rural 8,711 8,711 - 8,711 100 - 8,711 100 - 8,711 100 - 8,711 100 Fata Borno AU 3,392 3,392 - 3,392 100 - 3,392 100 - 3,392 100 - 3,392 100 Tina AU 17,000 17,000 - 17,000 100 - 17,000 100 - 17,000 100 - 17,000 100 Kornoi AU 7,500 7,500 - 7,500 100 - 7,500 100 - 7,500 100 - 7,500 100 Umm Baru AU 13,000 13,000 - 13,000 100 - 13,000 100 - 13,000 100 - 13,000 100 Kabkabiya town 61,848 61,848 - 61,848 100 - - - - 61,848 100 - 61,848 100 Jebel Si AU 100 100 - 100 100 - 100 100 - 100 100 - 100 100
Birkat Seira Town 9,000 6,000 - 6,000 100 - 9,000 100 - 9,000 100 - 9,000 100
Saraf Omra Town 25,689 12,199 - 12,199 100 - 25,689 100 - 25,689 100 - 25,689 100 Mellit Locality 26,470 26,470 - 26,470 100 - 26,470 100 - 26,470 100 - 26,470 100
El Waha, a.k.a. "Damra"** 5,696 5,696 - 5,696 100 - 5,696 100 - 5,696 100 - 5,696 100 TOTAL 349,333 320,906 20,000 300,906 94 270 349,063 100 20,015 329,318 94 - 349,333 100
20,000 236,534 92 270 284,691 100 20,015 264,946 93 - 284,961 100
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 3 of 27 Table 2.3: North Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps (continued)
Conflict affected EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Persons Persons Persons Persons Total currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # Gap, currently Gap, # Gap, number IDPs assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted of people % assisted of people % El Fasher town 32,091 29,154 5,455 23,699 81 - 29,154 100 ------Korma AU 31,115 31,115 - 5,290 100 ------Tawilla AU 20,015 20,015 - - 771 ------Kutum town 87,706 78,706 ------Kutum rural 8,711 8,711 - 1,481 100 ------Fata Borno AU 3,392 3,392 - 3,392 100 ------Tina AU 17,000 17,000 - 2,890 100 ------Kornoi AU 7,500 7,500 - 1,275 100 ------Umm Baru AU 13,000 13,000 - 2,210 100 ------Kabkabiya town 61,848 61,848 - 61,848 100 ------Jebel Si AU 100 100 - 17 100 ------
Birkat Seira Town 9,000 6,000 - 1,530 100 ------
Saraf Omra Town 25,689 12,199 - 25,689 100 ------Mellit Locality 26,470 26,470 - 4,500 100 ------
El Waha, a.k.a. "Damra"** 5,696 5,696 - 968 100 ------TOTAL 349,333 320,906 5,455 134,789 96 29,154 - - - -
5,455 123,845 96 29,154 - - - -
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 4 of 27 29,154 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: El Fasher Town, Abu Shouk 32,091 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently partner pop. assisted Gap Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
WFP/SRC completed food distr. (1 WFP/SRC to follow up WFP/SRC WFP/SRC to carry out general food distr. And month ration - 563 mT) for 32,091 families missed general Food GOS 32,091 29,154 2,937 9 April 04. IDPs. food distr. At Mashtal IRC (GOAL): Distr shelter frames for relocated families. ICRC: Distr 4x6m tarp, 2 3391 families actually relocated to ICRC/IRC will continue ICRC, IRC, blankets, 2 Tanka cloth, and 600g soap for new site. Relocation of the target by shelter/NFI distr. For Shelter/NFIs Goal 29,154 22,736 6,418 22 each family 4 May 2004 relocated IDPS Construction of 24 hand pumps, unicef/WES, Constr. Of 3 Oxfam water tankers, 2 15,000 m3 bladder, submersible ICRC, SCF- submersible pumps, and 3x3x6 taps stands pump, 3x6 tap stands. Rehab of 6 Clean water UK 29,154 18,500 10,654 37 and trough for donkeys hand pumps WHO received 240 household hygiene kits UNICEF provided 187 plasic sheets and started distr for testing. Oxfam plans to Oxfam and 3 to WES for latrine construction of 1500 pit latrines (850 latrines construction. Coordinatoin may be Oxfam, reported done). UNICEF/WES plan to required between WHO, UNICEF, WHO, construct 5 school latrines and hygiene and Oxfam regarding sanitation Sanitation unicef/WES 29,154 17,000 12,154 42 education training. activity at Abu Shouk. Primary UNICEF providing 10 drug kits to health IIRC, IRC operating PHC clinic, receiving 120/day; IRC, adequate for 50,000 persons for facilities UNICEF 32,091 - 32,091 100 2nd PHC under construction 2 months. Basic drug supplies UNICEF 32,091 - 32,091 100 UNICEF, WHO are providing drugs. WHO received trauma kits, providing essential drugs for El Fasher hospital as a referral point, supporting continuous presence of EPI team and est. disease WHO, surveillance system. UNICEF plans to Secondary ICRC/SRC, support the pediatric hospital w/ drugs, WHO continues to work on access to health care UNICEF 32,091 - 32,091 100 ensuring routine immunizations. free healthcare at the hospital.
UNICEF, WHO/UNICEF monitoring measles situation Measles campaign, continuing EPI WHO/MoH 29,154 5,455 23,699 81 and considering state-wide vaccination 31,245+ children vaccinated.
UNICEF/Mo UNICEF supporting 8 health centres through MoH to conduct monthly nutrition Nutrition H, ACF 29,154 - 29,154 100 MoH, ACF plans nutritional assessment. meetings with partners FAO contracted ITDG to implement donkey FAO/ITDG, feeding prog. For IDPs, ICRC is providing Agriculture ICRC water for IDP donkeys.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 5 of 27 Plans to assist with 100 temp. classrooms at the new site +20 in El Fasher. IRC is Education UNICEF planning to support for education in the camp.
ICRC plans tracing activities for separated Agencies to catalogue UNICEF, children and families, UNICEF plans child 24-hour police in place, but rape has incidents and advocate Protection OCHA protection assessment taken place on IDPs’ behalf Layout of 250 blocks x 20 households Camp completed. Transport of IDPs from Mashtal management ICRC to Abu Shouk.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 6 of 27 16,813 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: El Mashtel (El Fasher) 16,813 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Gap, # Agency/ Target currently of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRC completed food distr (1 month) ration - 563 mT) for 32,091 IDPs. GoS distr Discuss w/ HAC for WFP/SRC, WFP reassessing/planning distr of 1 food, but wihtout coordination coordination on food Food GoS 16,813 4,236 12,577 75 month food for 12,577 IDPs of WFP/SR distr with WFP/SRC. Relocation started on 19 April and will Most of the 12,577 IDPs living Shelter/NFIs 16,813 - 16,813 100 complete on 4 May '04 with relatives in town IRC, UNICEF/WES ICRC constructed 1 submersible pump, 1 Clean water , SC-UK 16,813 4,236 12,577 75 bladder (15,000 m3) and 3x6 tap stands. WHO, IRC, UNICEF/WES IRC supporting health promotors. WHO Sanitation , MOH 4,236 4,236 0 - supporting environ. Sanitation
UNICEF to monitor. SC- A PHC offering a full PHC package is not SCF-UK reports increase (295 UK will investigate and Primary SC-UK, supported by SC-UK with druges through cases/day) in a number of report reasons for health UNICEF/MOH UNICEF, technical management, and admissions at PHC. 11,419 increase of admissions facilities ,WHO/IRC 16,813 - 16,813 100 incentives for MoH staff. consultationsat end of April. at PHC. MOH= 6, SC-UK=6, IRC=10, Prison=1 PHCs. SC-UK to-up Basic drug SC-UK, UNICEF providing durgs, MoH to continue UNICEF kids with essential supplies UNICEF 16,813 - 16,813 100 regular supplies drugs UNICEF to monitor.
WHO providing essential drugs, Secondary WHO, ICRC, supporting referrals; UNICEF to support WHO to work on access to free health care SRC, UNICEF 16,813 - 16,813 100 the paediatric hospital with drugs. healthcare at hosp. UNICEF to monitor. Measles campgain in Fasher UNICEF/WHO UNICEF will ensure routine immunization town done; 92% of target EPI MOH sessions in camps. vaccinated. UNICEF to monitor.
UNICEF supporting 8 health centres in El UNICEF/MOH to conduct MOH, Father thru MOH to assess the nutritional monthly nutrition meetings w/ Nutrition UNICEF/ACF status of children, and take-home food partners IDPs may not benefit from FAO/UNICEF/ FAO plans seed distr for war-affected in seeds unless returned to Agriculture WES/MOA El Fasher locality original villages UNICEF/SC- Education UK SC-UK and ICRC working on ID and ICRC, OCHA, reunification of separated children. UNICEF, SC- UNICEF supporting child protection Protection UK assessment and recreational activities.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 7 of 27 Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 8 of 27 31,115 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Korma AU 31,115 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 31,115 - 31,115 100 Shelter/NFIs 31,115 - 31,115 100 Clean water 31,115 - 31,115 100
Sanitation 31,115 3,000 28,115 90 150 latrines provided by UNICEF/WES
Primary health facilities 31,115 - 31,115 100 Basic drug supplies 31,115 - 31,115 100 Secondary health care 31,115 - 31,115 100 EPI 5290 - 5,290 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 9 of 27 20,015 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Tawilla AU 20,015 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Gap, # Agency/ Target currently of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points SCF-UK, WFP joint WFP/SRC, Completed distr. 345 mT as full rations for SCF-UK received reports of new IDP needs assessment Food GOS 20,015 20,015 0 - Apr. arrivals in Tawilla in need to food aid. arranged
Shelter/NFIs UNICEF 20,015 1,000 19,015 95 None No distr. Due to protectoin concerns
Plans to d2 hand pumps and rehab 7 Encourage donations hand pumps. SCF-UK rehabbed 2 HP diesel to Tawilla town and plan to drill 4 new HP but constrained Tawilla is next for WES drilling rig. for generator. WES/UNICE with lack of WEST capacity. 7 hand dug Generator for water pump needs Encourage agencies to Clean water F 20,015 7,500 12,515 63 wells in Tawilla town and nearby villages diesel. assist
unicef/WES planning to build 55 HH, 2 school latrines, 1 health week & 2 HP unicef/WES, trainings. SCF-UK/WJO plans health Sanitation SCF-UK 20,015 - 20,015 100 promos and disease surveillance progr. Primary health unicef/SCF- SCF-UK to provide PHC thorught static unicef relocated 11 PHC kits to facilities UK 270 0 0 and mobile clinics. Tawilla for Kornoyi, Um Baru and Tina Basic drug unicef/SCF- supplies UK 20,015 20,015 0 - MoH receives drugs fr unicef Secondary ICRC/SRC, health care WHO 20,015 - 20,015 - WHO, UNICEF/Smo Completed measles and 6-antignes EPI H, ICRC - vaccination SCR-UK(through unicef support) started SC-UK observed that most of the unicef/WES, SFP TFC, and OTP in Tawilla & the families with children admitted at Nutrition SCF-uk 771 surrounding villages SFP missed WFP food distr. SC-UK to follow up FAO plans to assist with seeds and tools Agriculture None during the planting season
UNICEF provided 37 pupil, 2 teacher Education UNICEF Plans to rehab 5 existing schools and 25 sports and 114 blackboards SCF-UK planning a protection programme for separated and foster Protection OCHA children and a SGB Agencies to assist
Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 10 of 27 78,706 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kutum Town 87,706 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Gap, # Agency/ Target currently of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRC, WFP/SRC completed distr. Of 1381 mT Food GAA 78,706 78,706 0 - as full ration for April WFP to prep. Food stock in Kutum
GOAL, ICRC/SRC, Goal lpanning 2nd phase shelter/|NFI Shelter/NFI distr. Covered Kassab Shelter/NFIs unicef/WES 78,706 13,800 49,906 78 distr. To cover all IDPs in Kutum town. IDPs.
GOAL planning 4 hand dug wells + 2 submersibel pumps = 2x3x6 tap stands + drinking troughsfor donkeys in Kassab B, the extension to the current camp. Rehab ICRC, of 1 well + surface pump +connection to Unicf/Wes drilled and installed 22 UNICEF, the tank in progress. Unicef/WES plan to hand pumps. SCF-UK installed 1 Clean water WES 78,706 - 0 - drill 4 new HHs in Kassab hand pump in Kassab. UNICEF to follow up
Spanish Red Cross/SRC plans 1000 HH latrines in Kassab + 100 latrines for unicef/WES, schools. GOAL health promotion. IRC UNICEF/WES implementing GOAL, strted construction 467 latrines at Kassab. sanitation programmein Kassab. Spanish RC, UNICEFWES plan to build 100 HH, 1 Coordination required between Sanitation SRC, IRC 78,706 - 0 - latrine and hygiene education agencies. Primary UNICEF, health SC-UK, GOAL is assisting one PHCU and one GOAL trained 24 community facilities SMoH 87,706 - 0 0 mobile clinic. heatlth workers WHO to assist
Basic drug GOAL/UNIC UNICEF to continue supplying drugs to supplies EF/SMOH. 87,706 - 0 - GOAL for Kutum and nearby locations. Drug supplies continue. ICRC assessing rehabo fOT, OPU water supply and saintary facilities in Kutum hosp. WHO planning hosp. Emergency Secondary ICRC/SMoH/ kit. UNICEF to suply PHC kits to the UNICEF already providied 8 PHC health care unicef 78,706 - 0 - hospital kits to hospital WHO supporting disease WHO, surveillance. UNICEF/MOH to UNICEF,GO GOAL supporting routine EPI with ensure routine immunization is AL with logistics, personnel support, and drugs continued and extended to other EPI SMoH 0 - 0 - from unicef. locations
GOAL established a TFC in hospital to be Goal/UNICE and 6 mobile supplementary feeding Nutrition F 0 - 0 - clinics. UNICEF/WFP providing food
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 11 of 27 FAO will look at donkey feeding and fire TF Committee on Donkeys wood/fuel. UNICEF to support provision of working out provision of feeds and Agriculture FAO SMOA 0 - 0 - water to donekeys water to donkeys in phases FAO to follow up 70 temp classrooms completed, 12 teachers offices. +3,000 IDP enrolled in class. 145 children received student kits, plans for 420 sitting mats and add'l Education UNICEF blackboards. UNICEF to follow up ICRC/SRC have started registration of separated children, ICRC, State Protection Sub-Committee Work through state UNICEF, unicef supporting recreational activities for has conducted child protection protection sub- Protection SC-UK children in Kassab with SRC assessment committee GOS has asked two national NGOs to assist, including Al-Bir. ICRC laid out 100 Camp blocks x 20 families in the new ext. for Look for suitable INGOs management None Kassab camp in KRT
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 12 of 27 8,711 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kutum Rural 8,711 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points SRC completed registration and reported these figures on 18 April Food WFP/SRC 8,711 - 8,711 100 WFP planned to start food distribution 2004 GOAL committed to shelter/NFI for all and started registration process to ID Shelter/NFIs GOAL, ICRC 8,711 - 8,711 100 needs
Rainy season and availability of unicef/WES plan to drill 16 HPs and drilling rig may affect plans from Clean water unicef/WES 8,711 - 8,711 100 rehab 45 HPs & 1 water yard. 20 April to December 2004. unicef plans to construct 150 HH latrints, conduct 2 hygiene education sessions, 3 health weeks and 3 HP Sanitation unicef/WES 8,711 - 8,711 100 mechanic training
Primary health facilities unicef/GOAL 8,711 - 8,711 100 Basic drug supplies unicef/GOAL 8,711 - 8,711 100 Secondary health care 8,711 - 8,711 100 EPI 1481 - 1,481 100
unicef is interested to co-ordinate GOAL and unicef to co- Nutrition unicef/MOH/GOAL GOAL is doing nutritional screening nutrition activities with partners. ordinate Agriculture unicef plan to revitalize deserted unicef monitoring return to people Education unicef/SOME schools once pop. Returns to original villages. unicef to follow up Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 13 of 27 3,392 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Fata Borno AU 3,392 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) OCHA estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRC completed distr. Of 60 mT as unicef reported 600 HHs Food WFP/SRC 3,392 - 3,392 100 full rations for April returnees GOAL plans to register the IDPs for Shelter/NFIs GOAL 3,392 - 3,392 100 shelter/NFI distr. unicef/WES plan to drill and install 4 add. unicef/WES/ Hand pumps. ICRC considering water 6 hand pumps already drilled Clean water ICRC 3,392 - 3,392 100 intervention and installed Plan for 75 HH latrines and conduct 1 hygeine education session, 1 hand Plan scheduled from 20 April Sanitation unicef/WES 3,392 - 3,392 100 mechanic training to Dec.
Primary health facilities unicef/GOAL 3,392 - 3,392 100 GOAL supporting 1 static PHC Basic drug unicef supplying drugs to GOAL to use in supplies unicef/GOAL 3,392 - 3,392 100 clinic Secondary health care 3,392 - 3,392 100 GOAL supporting routine EPI with unicef/MoH/ logistics, personnel support, and drugs EPI GOAL 3,392 - 3,392 100 from unicef Goal is currently running weekly nutritional unicef/MoH/ surveillance NS and transferring cases to Nutrition GOAL its' TFC in Kutum unicef/FAO/ Agriculture MoA Plan for donkeys feed and water already underway school facilities were looted planning eduation intervientions once and need repair for new Education unicef poeople return classes Protection unicef Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 14 of 27 17,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Tina AU 17,000 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food SC-UK 17,000 - 17,000 100 Shelter/NFIs 17,000 - 17,000 100 Clean water SC-UK 17,000 - 17,000 100 Sanitation SC-UK 17,000 - 17,000 100
Primary health facilities SC-UK 17,000 - 17,000 100 Basic drug supplies SC-UK 17,000 - 17,000 100 Secondary health care SC-UK 17,000 - 17,000 100 EPI SC-UK 2890 - 2,890 100 Nutrition SC-UK Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 15 of 27 7,500 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kornoi AU 7,500 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 7,500 - 7,500 100 Shelter/NFIs 7,500 - 7,500 100 Clean water 7,500 - 7,500 100 Sanitation 7,500 - 7,500 100
Primary health facilities 7,500 - 7,500 100 Basic drug supplies 7,500 - 7,500 100 Secondary health care 7,500 - 7,500 100 EPI 1275 - 1,275 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 16 of 27 13,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Umm Baru AU 13,000 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food SC-UK 13,000 - 13,000 100 Shelter/NFIs 13,000 - 13,000 100 Clean water SC-UK 13,000 - 13,000 100 Sanitation SC-UK 13,000 - 13,000 100
Primary health facilities SC-UK 13,000 - 13,000 100 Basic drug supplies SC-UK 13,000 - 13,000 100 Secondary health care SC-UK 13,000 - 13,000 100 EPI SC-UK 2210 - 2,210 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 17 of 27 61,848 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kebkabiya Town 61,848 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Gap, # Agency/ Target currently of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
WFP completed distr. Of 1085 WFP to preposition food stock Food WFP/SRC 61,848 - 61,848 100 mT as one month ration (Apr.) before onset of rainy season
Oxfam ICRC No distribution due to protection Shelter/NFIs through SRC 61,848 - 45,057 100 concerns
Achieved: Cosntruction/rehab of 8 hand pumps (unicef), 15,000 WES/UNICE Oxfam plans construction of 4 m3 bladder, 2 motorized F, ICRC, hand dug wells and improvement b/holes, 7 open wells and 6 tap Clean water Oxfam 61,848 18,900 26,157 58 of water quality stands (ICRC) None Planned provision of 1200 pit latrines, 1000 for Oxfam, 200 for unicef/WES. Addt'l 200 latrines unicef/WES, and hygiene promotional Oxfam started production of Sanitation Oxfam 61,848 - 61,848 100 activities (unicef) slaps for pit latrines in Kebkabiya Primary MoH NS resulted in 18.3% health UNICEF/SM 1 PHC clinic functioning, 1 health Global, 0.7% Severe, and facilities oH 61,848 - 0 0 clinic for ANC/EPI 0.4/10,000/day u-5 mortality Basic drug Unicef supplied MoH with 9 kits supplies unicef/MoH 61,848 - 61,848 100 for the PHC clinic.
WHO plans to provide trauma kit NGO assistance Secondary and emergency health kit for needed to monitor the health care WHO/SMoH 61,848 - 61,848 100 hospital distribution of free drugs WHO still plans training for 30 WHO, health workers for disease UNICEF surveillance. Timing depends on Measles campaign completed, EPI with SMoH 61848 - 61,848 100 funding 83% of target population met. ACF completed nutritional screening and will start next week unicef/ACF, targeting u-5s, lactating and Nutrition MoH pregnant women FAO plans seed distr. And seeds Agriculture None for next crop UNICEF has provided school kits to the Ministry of Education Monitor distribution of Education UNICEF UNICEF plans to assist further for the IDPs UNICEF supplies Advocate for protection UNICEF planning protection in El Fasher and Protection ICRC assessment Khartoum
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 18 of 27 Advocate for protection Camp – otherwise IDPs will be management None afraid of living in camps
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 19 of 27 100 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Jebel Si AU 100 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) OCHA estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner pop. assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 100 - 100 100 Shelter/NFIs 100 - 100 100 Clean water 100 - 100 100 Sanitation 100 - 100 100 Primary health facilities 100 - 100 100 Basic drug supplies 100 - 100 100 Secondary health care 100 - 100 100 EPI 17 - 17 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 20 of 27 12,199 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Saraf Omra Town 25,689 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ currently Gap, # of partner Target pop. assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP completed distr. 451 mT as full ration Food distr. Kebkabiya town will start Food WFP/SRC 25,689 25,689 0 - for Apr. after camp.
Advocate for protection to avoid that shelter/NFI Depending on resource capacity Oxfam items would be looted. may assess needs for shelfter/NFI of 25 Encourage agencies to Shelter/NFIs None 12,199 - 12,199 100 HPs. Plan Apr-Dec. 2004 assist with supplies planning 5 new hand pumps, 1 water yard, Encourage agencies to Clean water unicef/WES 25,689 - 25,689 100 and rehab of 25 HPs Plan Apr-Dec. 2004 assist Plan to construct 200HHs, latrines and conduct 1 training session. If expected funding arrives, Oxfam to provide 2000 Encourage agencies to Sanitation unicef/WES 12,199 - 12,199 100 latrines assist Primary health unicef/MoH/ Plan to provide regular supplies of drugs UNICEF to provide 4 PHC kits facilities ACF 25,689 - 25,689 100 through MoH focal point andwill ensure regular supplies Basic drug supplies unicef/MOH 25,689 - 25,689 100 Regular drug supplies ensured. unicef to follow up Secondary health care None 25,689 - 25,689 100 SMoH, supported by unicef and WHO, completed measles vaccination. WHO completed WHO, raining health workers and UNICEF community health workers on EPI with SMoH 25689 - 25,689 100 unicef to reactivate routine EPI disease surveillance. Encourage ACF to Nutrition unicef/MoH Plans to support MoH to establish SFC. intervene FAO plans to assist with seeds and tools Agriculture None during the planting season UNICEF has provided school kits to Plans to continue supply of school kits and the Ministry of Education for the Monitor distribution of Education UNICEF reactivate deserted schools IDPs UNICEF supplies
ICRC/SRC will engage in tracing activities 5 sports kits and 5 blackboards Protection None once other locations are covered delivered. Agencies to assist
Camp Advocate for protection managemen – otherwise IDPs will be t None afraid of living in camps
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 21 of 27 6,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Birkat Seira Town 9,000 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 9,000 - 9,000 100 Shelter/NFIs 6,000 - 6,000 100 Clean water 6,000 - 6,000 100 Sanitation 6,000 - 6,000 100
Primary health facilities 9,000 - 9,000 100 Basic drug supplies 9,000 - 9,000 100 Secondary health care 9,000 - 9,000 100 EPI 1530 - 1,530 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 22 of 27 26,470 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Mellit Commissioner 03/04, to be Mellit Locality 26,470 Total conflict affected (incl. residents)* verified 20 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 26,470 - 26,470 100 Shelter/NFIs 26,470 - 26,470 100 Clean water 26,470 - 26,470 100 Sanitation 26,470 - 26,470 100
Primary health facilities 26,470 - 26,470 100 Basic drug supplies 26,470 - 26,470 100 Secondary health care 26,470 - 26,470 100 EPI 4500 - 4,500 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management *The IDP figure a two month GOS estimate. Currently 100% access to Mellit town but no definite figure for IDPs in town because they are living with host communities. Additionally there is no humanitarian access to other parts of Mellit locality.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 23 of 27 5,696 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: El Waha Locality 5,696 Total conflict affected (incl. residents)* WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 5,696 - 5,696 100 Shelter/NFIs 5,696 - 5,696 100 Clean water 5,696 - 5,696 100 Sanitation 5,696 - 5,696 100
Primary health facilities 5,696 - 5,696 100 Basic drug supplies 5,696 - 5,696 100 Secondary health care 5,696 - 5,696 100 EPI 968 - 968 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management *El Waha is not a specific location. It is the administration for a group on nomadic tribes.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 24 of 27 4,804 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Dar El Salam AU 4,804 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP completed registration and Total allocations of 84 mT as Food WFP/SRC 4,804 - 4,804 100 started food distributions one month ration. Shelter/NFIs 4,804 - 4,804 100 Clean water 4,804 - 4,804 100 Sanitation 4,804 - 4,804 100
Primary health facilities 4,804 - 4,804 100 Basic drug supplies 4,804 - 4,804 100 Secondary health care 4,804 - 4,804 100 EPI 817 - 817 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 25 of 27 2,664 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Zamzam village 2,664 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRC completed distr of 47 mT as full rations for month Food WFP/SRC 2,664 - 2,664 100 of April Shelter/NFIs 2,664 - 2,664 100 Clean water 2,664 - 2,664 100 Sanitation 2,664 - 2,664 100
Primary health facilities 2,664 1 2,663 100 Basic drug supplies 2,664 1 2,663 100 Secondary health care 2,664 1 2,663 100 EPI 453 - 453 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 26 of 27 1 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Extra (for new locations) 2 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner pop. assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 2 1 1 50 Shelter/NFIs 1 1 0 - Clean water 1 1 0 - Sanitation 1 1 0 -
Primary health facilities 2 1 1 50 Basic drug supplies 2 1 1 50 Secondary health care 2 1 1 50 EPI 0 - 0 100 Nutrition 3 - 3 100 Agriculture 4 1 3 75 Education 5 1 4 80 Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex I - North Darfur 27 of 27
Darfur Humanitarian Profile
Annex II:
South Darfur
South Darfur
Main Humanitarian Agencies
Table 1.1: UN Agencies Table 1.2: International NGOs Table 1.3: National NGOs
Intl. Natl. Vehic Intl. Natl. Vehic Intl. Natl. Vehic Agency Sector staff staff* les** Agency Sector staff staff* les** Agency Sector staff staff les
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, FAO 10 0 2 0 CARE - Sudan 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 6 100 10 KSCS x x x
Operations, Logistics, Camp IOM*** Management x x x ICRC 4, 7 3 10 4 Leprosis x x x Peace and 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, Development Peace- OCHA 14 2 2 2 MSF - F 8, 9 0 12 0 Committee building x x x MSF - H UNDP 15 0 2 0 (Nyala) 3, 4, 8 4 0 0 Roots 9 x x x MSF - H 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, UNFPA 5, 7 1 0 3 (Garsila) 8, 9 13 90 4 SPCR 1, 2 x x x Protection, Technical expertise for UNHCR*** site planning x x x NCA*** x x x SRC 1, 2 x x x
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, UNICEF 11, 12 0 6 4 SC-UK 8, 9, 11, 12 0 17 6 SUDO x x x UNJLC 17 1 0 0 Total 26 229 24 Total 0 0 0
UNMAS*** Technical advice x x x
UNSECOORD 16 1 1 1 WFP1 374 WHO 4, 5, 6 2 6 2 Total 102616 x = information unavailable at this time Sectors: 1) Food 2) Shelter/NFIs 3) Clean water 4) Sanitation 5) Primary Health Facilities *Programme and project staff only. 6) Basic Drug Supplies 7) Secondary Health Care 8) EPI 9) Nutrition 10) Agriculture 11) Education **Vehicles operational for field travel. 12) Protection 13) Camp Management 14) Coordination 15) Development ***Activities planned. 16) Field Security 17) Logistical Support
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 1 of 30 Table 4.1: South Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps
Conflict Affected People Food Shelter Clean water % Persons Persons Persons Admininistrative Total Affected accessible currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of Locality Unit/Location number IDPs residents by UN assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, %
- Kalma Camp 17,250 17,250 100 4,173 13,077 76 - 17,250 100 - 17,250 100 Al Malam 12,083 12,083 - - - 12,083 - - 12,083 - - 12,083 -
- Ta'asha Area 10,464 10,464 100 - 6,802 100 - 10,464 100 - 10,464 100
- East Jebel Marra 13,680 13,680 - - 13,680 - - - - - 13,680 - Yara 8,907 8,907 - - - 8,907 - - 8,907 - - 8,907 -
- Nyala Town* 14,865 14,865 100 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100
- Bielel camp* 3,923 3,923 100 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100
Abu Ajura (Dinka - IDPs)* 5,398 5,398 - - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 Kass Town 75,100 36,100 39,000 100 36,100 39,000 52 - 36,100 100 - 36,100 100 Shataya ------
Jemeza Komera 3,637 3,637 - 100 - 3,637 100 - 3,637 100 3,637 3,637 100 Hashaba 953 953 - 100 - 953 100 - 953 100 953 953 100 Korele 2,336 2,336 - 100 - 2,336 100 - 2,336 100 2,336 2,336 100 Dibis 429 429 - 100 - 429 100 - 429 100 429 429 100
Kass Nyamma 1,417 Nyala 1,417 - 100 - 1,417 100 - 1,417 100 1,417 1,417 100 Thur 6,489 6,489 - 100 - 6,489 100 - 6,489 100 6,489 6,489 100 Singita 1,134 1,134 - 100 - 1,134 100 - 1,134 100 1,134 1,134 100 Limo 366 366 - 100 - 366 100 - 366 100 366 366 100 Kirew 204 204 - 100 - 204 100 - 204 100 204 204 100 Guba 1,312 1,312 - 100 - 1,312 100 - 1,312 100 1,312 1,312 100
Mersheng Area 26,146 13,437 12,709 100 1,059 25,087 96 - 13,437 100 - 13,437 100
Shareia Town* Shareia 5,000 5,000 - - - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100
Yassin, Muhajria, Neteiga* 15,923 15,923 - - - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100
Ed Daein 15,358 15,358 - - - 15,358 100 - 15,358 100 15,358 15,358 -
Khor Omer 10,733 10,733 - 100 - 10,733 100 - 10,733 100 - 10,733 100 Ed Daein El Ferdous (Dinka IDPs) 6,800 6,800 - - - 6,800 100 - 6,800 100 6,800 6,800 -
Adilla (Dinka IDPs)* 5,415 5,415 - - - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 2 of 30 Kubum 2,001 2,001 - 100 - 2,001 100 - 2,001 100 - 2,001 100 Edd Al Fursan
Um Labassa* 15,500 15,500 - 100 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100
Buram Buram (Dinka IDPs)* 2,024 2,024 - - - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 TOTAL 284,847 233,138 51,709 18 41,332 243,515 85 - 233,138 100 40,435 192,703 83 TOTAL ACCESSIBLE 178,759 127,050 51,709 63 41,332 137,427 77 - 127,050 100 - 127,050 100 *Follow-up assessments needed. No individual sheets for these locations are included.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 3 of 30 Table 4.2: South Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps (continued) Primary health care Conflict affected Sanitation facilities Basic drug supplies Secondary health care Persons Persons Persons Persons Total currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of Gap, number IDPs assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people %
Kalma Camp 17,250 17,250 - 17,250 100 - 17,250 100 - 17,250 100 - 17,250 100 Al Malam 12,083 12,083 - 12,083 - - 12,083 - - 12,083 - - 12,083 -
Ta'asha Area 10,464 10,464 - 10,464 100 - 10,464 100 - 10,464 100 - 10,464 100 East Jebel Marra 13,680 13,680 - - - - 13,680 - - - - - 13,680 - Yara 8,907 8,907 - 8,907 - - 8,907 - - 8,907 - - 8,907 -
Nyala Town* 14,865 14,865 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100
Bielel camp* 3,923 3,923 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100
Abu Ajura (Dinka IDPs)* 5,398 5,398 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 Kass Town 75,100 36,100 - 36,100 100 - 75,100 100 - 75,100 100 - 75,100 100 Shataya ------Jemeza Komera 3,637 3,637 - 3,637 100 - 3,637 100 - 3,637 100 - 3,637 100 Hashaba 953 953 - 953 100 - 953 100 - 953 100 - 953 100 Korele 2,336 2,336 - 2,336 100 - 2,336 100 - 2,336 100 - 2,336 100 Dibis 429 429 - 429 100 - 429 100 - 429 100 - 429 100 Nyamma 1,417 1,417 - 1,417 100 - 1,417 100 - 1,417 100 - 1,417 100 Thur 6,489 6,489 - 6,489 100 - 6,489 100 - 6,489 100 - 6,489 100 Singita 1,134 1,134 - 1,134 100 - 1,134 100 - 1,134 100 - 1,134 100 Limo 366 366 - 366 100 - 366 100 - 366 100 - 366 100 Kirew 204 204 - 204 100 - 204 100 - 204 100 - 204 100 Guba 1,312 1,312 - 1,312 100 - 1,312 100 - 1,312 100 - 1,312 100 Mersheng Area 26,146 13,437 - 13,437 100 - 26,146 100 10,000 16,146 62 - 26,146 100
Shareia Town* 5,000 5,000 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 Yassin, Muhajria, Neteiga* 15,923 15,923 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100
Ed Daein 15,358 15,358 - 15,358 100 - 15,358 100 - 15,358 100 - 15,358 100
Khor Omer 10,733 10,733 - 10,733 100 - 10,733 100 - 10,733 100 - 10,733 100 El Ferdous (Dinka IDPs) 6,800 6,800 - 13,437 100 - 26,146 100 10,000 16,146 62 - 26,146 100 Adilla (Dinka IDPs)* 5,415 5,415 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 4 of 30 Kubum 2,001 2,001 - 2,001 100 - 2,001 100 - 2,001 100 - 2,001 100
Um Labassa* 15,500 15,500 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100
Buram* 2,024 2,024 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 TOTAL 284,847 233,138 - 233,138 100 - 284,847 100 20,000 264,847 93 - 284,847 100
178,759 127,050 - 127,050 100 - 178,759 100 10,000 168,759 94 - 178,759 100
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 5 of 30 Table 4.3: South Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps (continued)
Conflict affected EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Persons Persons Persons Persons Total currently Gap, # of Gap, currently Gap, # currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of number IDPs assisted people % assisted of people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, %
Kalma Camp 17,250 17,250 - 2,933 100 - 17,250 100 - 17,250 100 650 - - Al Malam 12,083 12,083 - 12,083 ------
Ta'asha Area 10,464 10,464 - 1,779 100 ------East Jebel Marra 13,680 13,680 ------Yara 8,907 8,907 - 8,907 ------
Nyala Town* 14,865 14,865 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100 - 14,865 100
Bielel camp* 3,923 3,923 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100 - 3,923 100
Abu Ajura (Dinka IDPs)* 5,398 5,398 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 - 5,398 100 Kass Town 75,100 36,100 507 12,260 96 ------Shataya ------Jemeza Komera 3,637 3,637 ------Hashaba 953 953 ------Korele 2,336 2,336 ------Dibis 429 429 ------Nyamma 1,417 1,417 ------Thur 6,489 6,489 ------Singita 1,134 1,134 ------Limo 366 366 ------Kirew 204 204 ------Guba 1,312 1,312 ------Mersheng Area 26,146 13,437 904 3,541 80 ------
Shareia Town* 5,000 5,000 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 - 5,000 100 Yassin, Muhajria, Neteiga* 15,923 15,923 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100 - 15,923 100
Ed Daein 15,358 15,358 ------
Khor Omer 10,733 10,733 - 1,825 100 ------El Ferdous (Dinka IDPs) 15,358 15,358 ------Adilla (Dinka IDPs)* 5,415 5,415 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100 - 5,415 100
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 6 of 30 Kubum 2,001 2,001 - 340 100 ------
Um Labassa* 15,500 15,500 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100 - 15,500 100 Buram (Dinka IDPs)* 2,024 2,024 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 - 2,024 100 TOTAL 284,847 233,138 1,411 111,715 99 - 85,298 100 - 85,298 100 650 - -
178,759 127,050 1,411 22,337 94 - 17,250 100 - 17,250 100 650 - -
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 7 of 30 17,250 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kalma Camp 17,250 Total affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points 28-29 distr. To 14,000, 256 mT for 1 Food WFP 17,250 4,173 13,077 76 month ration Verification to be done
NFI/Shelter meeting on 500 pieces distr to 500 HH, 1,848 jerry 6 May. Situation to be Shelter/NFIs UNICEF 17,250 - 17,250 100 792 jerry cans planned cans with no prior consultation assessed + IP Ident. 6 HP rehabbed; 3 water trucks, rotation Clean water UNICEF, WES 17,250 - 17,250 100 per day = 21,600 litres
50 communal latrines Sanitation UNICEF, WES 17,250 - 17,250 100 planned 150 communal latrines 1 health post run by MoH, with 1 medical doctor, 4 medical asst, 1 nutritional health officer, 1 part-time widwife, 6 volunteers from the 2nd health post to be community; UNICEF provides the constructed as well as 1 Primary health drugs and material, WHO will pay pharmacy, 1 nutrition facilities MoH, iCRC 17,250 - 17,250 100 incentives. centre, 1 waiting area. Basic drug supplies UNICEF 17,250 - 17,250 100 regular supply of drugs Secondary health care ICRC 17,250 - 17,250 100 EPI 2933 - 2,933 100
Assessment to be conducted; systematic Nutrition centre with >60 malnourished screening upon arrival Nutrition MoH 17,250 - 17,250 100 children to be done Agriculture 17,250 - 17,250 100
Education UNICEF, MOE 650 650 - 0 12 classrooms + education equip.
UNICEF started sensitization UNICEF, campaign in the camp. ICRC and SRC Protection ICRC, SRC 17,250 - 17,250 100 started tracing and message activities.
Proper organisation of the camp to be done as there is no registration system. OCHA to foll up with HAC. Camp Camp planner should be management deployed ASAP. Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 8 of 30 % accessible 12,083 IDPs Source and date: by UN: Al Malam AU 12,083 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) Assessement verification needed. 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of Action partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Points To be Food 12,083 - 12,083 0 assessed. Shelter/NFIs 12,083 - 12,083 0 Assistance provided by NCA/SUDO Clean water 12,083 - 12,083 0
Sanitation 12,083 - 12,083 0
Primary health facilities 12,083 - 12,083 0 Basic drug supplies 12,083 - 12,083 0 Secondary health care 12,083 - 12,083 0 EPI 12,083 - 12,083 0 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 9 of 30 10,464 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Total conflict affected (IDPs plus Ta'asha Area, incl. Otash, Merer 10,464residents) IAAM + GoS 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points In depth assessment of the area should be organized so that the actual levels of vulnerability are Those villages, treated as a single determined and the cluster by WFP are located on Nyala assistance is delivered Food 6,802 - 6,802 100 and Shareyia localities accordingly.
All the area is subject to JJW presence; pople have left some villages to seek refuge in close by villages. All population is affected either by displacement or by reduced freedom of movement and the livelihoods are disrupted. During the VAM-OCHA visit of 4 May, IDPs stated NFI/shelther nees to be they did NOT want plaseic sheeting as thoroughly assessed Shelter/NFIs 10,464 - 10,464 100 to avoid attraction by the JJW. once IP identified. Clean water 10,464 - 10,464 100
Sanitation 10,464 - 10,464 100
Primary health facilities 10,464 - 10,464 100 Basic drug supplies 10,464 - 10,464 100 Secondary health care 10,464 - 10,464 100 EPI 1779 - 1,779 100 Nutrition Agriculture
Education Need to be addressed. Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 10 of 30 13,680 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: East Jebel Marra 13,680 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) GoS 0 Persons Gap, # Agency/ Target currently of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
IAAM planned for 12 Food 13,680 - 13,680 0 May. Shelter/NFIs 0 - 0 0 Clean water 13,680 - 13,680 0
Sanitation 0 - 0 0
Primary health facilities 13,680 - 13,680 0 Basic drug supplies 0 - 0 0 Secondary health care 13,680 - 13,680 0 EPI 0 - 0 0 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 11 of 30 8,907 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Yara 8,907 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) GoS 0 Persons Gap, # Agency/ Target currently of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 8,907 - 8,907 0 To be assessed. Shelter/NFIs 8,907 - 8,907 0 Clean water 8,907 - 8,907 0
Sanitation 8,907 - 8,907 0
Primary health facilities 8,907 - 8,907 0 Basic drug supplies 8,907 - 8,907 0 Secondary health care 8,907 - 8,907 0 EPI 8,907 - 8,907 0 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 12 of 30 36,100 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kass town 75,100 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points 27 April to 2 May: 340 mT, 1 Food WFP/SRC 75,100 36,100 39,000 52 month ration IDPs are pouring into town To be assessed and IP Shelter/NFIs 36,100 - 36,100 100 5,000 jerry cans for 5,000 HH daily identified Clean water UNICEF/WES 36,100 - 36,100 100 Rehabilitation of HP
7 HP installed in the schools UNICEF plans to connect 4 IDP where IDPs are for the Sanitation UNICEF/WES 36,100 - 36,100 100 schools to existing schools moment squatting Kass hospital provided with Primary health food for nutrition ward and facilities UNICEF 75,100 - 75,100 100 essential drugs Basic drug supplies 75,100 - 75,100 100
Monitoring to be increased, as issue of free access to medical Secondary care and medication not health care WHO, ICRC 75,100 - 75,100 100 Support to hospital yet solved EPI MoH 12767 507 12,260 96 Ongoing routine vaccination Nutrition Agriculture Education Technical Protection advice
HAC and GoS have ID'd a site for a camp. This has to be checked (very close to the Wadi) ASAP before any plan Camp for IDP relocation is management done.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 13 of 30 0 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Shataya 0 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points 24 villages completely destroyed and burnt. All people evac'd to Kass and Nyala. Seemingly area is emptied on non-arab population. Some settlements of nomads are Food 0 - 0 0 being erected. Shelter/NFIs 0 - 0 0 Clean water 0 - 0 0
Sanitation 0 - 0 0
Primary health facilities 0 - 0 0 Basic drug supplies 0 - 0 0 Secondary health care 0 - 0 0 EPI 0 - 0 0 Nutrition Agriculture Education Technical Protection advice Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 14 of 30 3,637 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Jemeza Komera 3,637 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 3,637 - 3,637 100 Shelter/NFIs 3,637 - 3,637 100 Clean water 3,637 - 3,637 100
Sanitation 3,637 - 3,637 100
Primary health facilities 3,637 - 3,637 100 Basic drug supplies 3,637 - 3,637 100 Secondary health care 3,637 - 3,637 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 15 of 30 953 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Hashaba 953 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 953 - 953 100 Shelter/NFIs 953 - 953 100 Clean water 953 - 953 100
Sanitation 953 - 953 100
Primary health facilities 953 - 953 100 Basic drug supplies 953 - 953 100 Secondary health care 953 - 953 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 16 of 30 2,336 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Korele 2,336 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 2,336 - 2,336 100 Shelter/NFIs 2,336 - 2,336 100 Clean water 2,336 - 2,336 100
Sanitation 2,336 - 2,336 100
Primary health facilities 2,336 - 2,336 100 Basic drug supplies 2,336 - 2,336 100 Secondary health care 2,336 - 2,336 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 17 of 30 429 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Dibis 429 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 429 - 429 100 Shelter/NFIs 429 - 429 100 Clean water 429 - 429 100
Sanitation 429 - 429 100
Primary health facilities 429 - 429 100 Basic drug supplies 429 - 429 100 Secondary health care 429 - 429 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 18 of 30 1,417 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Nyamma 1,417 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 1,417 - 1,417 100 Shelter/NFIs 1,417 - 1,417 100 Clean water 1,417 - 1,417 100
Sanitation 1,417 - 1,417 100
Primary health facilities 1,417 - 1,417 100 Basic drug supplies 1,417 - 1,417 100 Secondary health care 1,417 - 1,417 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 19 of 30 6,489 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Thur 6,489 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 6,489 - 6,489 100 Shelter/NFIs 6,489 - 6,489 100 Clean water 6,489 - 6,489 100
Sanitation 6,489 - 6,489 100
Primary health facilities 6,489 - 6,489 100 Basic drug supplies 6,489 - 6,489 100 Secondary health care 6,489 - 6,489 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 20 of 30 1,134 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Singita 1,134 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 1,134 - 1,134 100 Shelter/NFIs 1,134 - 1,134 100 Clean water 1,134 - 1,134 100
Sanitation 1,134 - 1,134 100
Primary health facilities 1,134 - 1,134 100 Basic drug supplies 1,134 - 1,134 100 Secondary health care 1,134 - 1,134 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 21 of 30 366 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Limo 366 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 366 - 366 100 Shelter/NFIs 366 - 366 100 Clean water 366 - 366 100
Sanitation 366 - 366 100
Primary health facilities 366 - 366 100 Basic drug supplies 366 - 366 100 Secondary health care 366 - 366 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 22 of 30 204 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kirew 204 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 204 - 204 100 Shelter/NFIs 204 - 204 100 Clean water 204 - 204 100
Sanitation 204 - 204 100
Primary health facilities 204 - 204 100 Basic drug supplies 204 - 204 100 Secondary health care 204 - 204 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 23 of 30 1,312 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Guba 1,312 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 1,312 - 1,312 100 Shelter/NFIs 1,312 - 1,312 100 Clean water 1,312 - 1,312 100
Sanitation 1,312 - 1,312 100
Primary health facilities 1,312 - 1,312 100 Basic drug supplies 1,312 - 1,312 100 Secondary health care 1,312 - 1,312 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 24 of 30 13,437 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Mersheng Area, incl. Manawashi, Duma 26,146 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP 26,146 1,059 25,087 96 Assessment to be done, Shelter/NFIs 13,437 - 13,437 100 IP to be ident. Clean water 13,437 - 13,437 100
Sanitation UNICEF 13,437 - 13,437 100
Only private medical personnels. Primary health Manawashi health post occupied facilities 26,146 - 26,146 100 by military 2 PHC kit delivered to a so-called Basic drug local health committee in Unicef to monitor the supplies UNICEF 26,146 10,000 16,146 62 Manawashi use of the drugs Secondary health care 26,146 - 26,146 100 EPI 4445 904 3,541 80
Malnutrition cases found by UN WHO, UNICEF to Nutrition high level mission organise nutritional care Agriculture Education UNICEF Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 25 of 30 15,358 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Ed Daein, 6 IDP camps - Dinka caseload 15,358 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP, SPCR 15,358 - 15,358 100 Shelter/NFIs 15,358 - 15,358 100 Clean water 15,358 - 15,358 100
Sanitation 15,358 - 15,358 100
Primary health facilities 15,358 - 15,358 100 Basic drug supplies 15,358 - 15,358 100 Secondary health care 15,358 - 15,358 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 26 of 30 10,733 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Khor Omer 10,733 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 10,733 - 10,733 100 Shelter/NFIs 10,733 - 10,733 100 Clean water 10,733 - 10,733 100
Sanitation 10,733 - 10,733 100
Primary health facilities 10,733 - 10,733 100 Basic drug supplies 10,733 - 10,733 100 Secondary health care 10,733 - 10,733 100 EPI 1825 - 1,825 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 27 of 30 6,800 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: El Ferdous, Dinka caseload 6,800 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) WFP registration 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 6,800 - 6,800 100 Dinka Caseload Shelter/NFIs 6,800 - 6,800 100 Clean water 6,800 - 6,800 100
Sanitation 6,800 - 6,800 100
Primary health facilities 6,800 - 6,800 100 Basic drug supplies 6,800 - 6,800 100 Secondary health care 6,800 - 6,800 100 EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 28 of 30 2,001 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kubum 2,001 Total conflict affected (incl. residents) IAAM mid march 04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
IAAM verification 7 April, contract signed btwn residents and IDPs so that Food 2,001 - 2,001 100 residents are give a proper land. Shelter/NFIs 2,001 - 2,001 100 Community to repair a well for IDPs Clean water 2,001 - 2,001 100
Sanitation 2,001 - 2,001 100
Primary health facilities 2,001 - 2,001 100 Basic drug supplies 2,001 - 2,001 100 Secondary health care 2,001 - 2,001 100 EPI MoH 340 - 340 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Regular visits to be Movements of people are officially undertaken to check Protection forbidden by authorities protection issues Camp Follow up on camp management issues.
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 29 of 30 1 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Extra (for new locations) 2 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner pop. assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 2 1 1 50 Shelter/NFIs 1 1 0 - Clean water 1 1 0 - Sanitation 1 1 0 -
Primary health facilities 2 1 1 50 Basic drug supplies 2 1 1 50 Secondary health care 2 1 1 50 EPI 0 - 0 100 Nutrition 3 - 3 100 Agriculture 4 1 3 75 Education 5 1 4 80 Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex II - South Darfur 30 of 30
Darfur Humanitarian Profile
Annex III:
West Darfur
West Darfur
Main Humanitarian Agencies
Table 1.1: UN Agencies Table 1.2: International NGOs Table 1.3: National NGOs
Intl. Natl. Vehic Intl. Natl. Vehic Intl. Natl. Vehicl Agency Sector staff staff* les** Agency Sector staff staff* les** Agency Sector staff staff es 4, 5, 6, FAO 10010 ICRC4, 7 264 IARA 7092 Operations, Logistics, Camp IOM*** Management x x x MDM*** 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 x x x Sahabtu 1, 2 x x x 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, OCHA 14 1 2 3 Medair 9, 13 4 35 3 SRC 3 0 5 1 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, UNDP*** 15 x x x MSF - F 8, 9 30 350 Total 0 14 3
1, 3, 4, 5, 6, UNFPA*** 5, 7 x x x SC-UK 8, 9, 11, 12 1 0 0 Protection, Technical expertise for site 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, UNHCR*** planning x x x SC-US 6, 9, 12 2 25 2 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 Spanish Red UNICEF 11, 12 3 4 2 Cross3, 4 100 UNJLC 17 0 0 0 Total 40 416 9 Technical advice and field UNMAS*** assistance x x x UNSECOORD 16 1 1 1 WFP 1, 9, 11 1 8 4 WHO 4, 5, 6 1 4 2 Total 7 20 12 x = information unavailable at this time Sectors: 1) Food 2) Shelter/NFIs 3) Clean water 4) Sanitation 5) Primary Health Facilities *Programme and project staff only. 6) Basic Drug Supplies 7) Secondary Health Care 8) EPI 9) Nutrition 10) Agriculture 11) Education **Vehicles operational for field travel. 12) Protection 13) Camp Management 14) Coordination 15) Development ***Activities planned. 16) Field Security 17) Logistical Support Note: MSF national staff does not include medical staff
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 1 of 34 Table 6.1: West Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps
Conflict Affected People Food Shelter Clean water % Persons Persons Persons Admininistrative Affected accessible currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of Locality Unit/Location Total number IDPs residents by UN assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % Geneina Town 8,831 8,831 - 100 8,831 - - - 8,831 100 - 8,831 100 Ardamata camp 23,652 23,652 - 100 23,652 - - 9,000 14,652 62 3,500 20,152 85 Sisi Camp 4,104 4,104 - 100 4,053 51 1 - 4,104 100 - 4,104 100
Sandada Village 3,383 1,383 2,000 - - 3,383 100 2,610 (1,227) (89) - 1,383 100 Geneina* Geneina AU, rest 37,000 37,000 - 100 22,248 14,752 40 - 37,000 100 - 37,000 100 Masteri AU 18,000 18,000 - - - 18,000 100 - 18,000 100 - 18,000 100 Mornei AU 64,617 59,617 5,000 100 64,617 - - - 100 59,617 - - Kernik AU 20,932 20,932 - 100 20,932 - - - 20,932 100 - 20,932 100 Kulbus AU 6,000 6,000 - 100 - 6,000 100 - 6,000 100 - 6,000 100 Sirba AU 5,851 5,851 - 100 - 5,851 100 1,160 4,691 80 - 5,851 100 Kulbus Seleia AU 7,619 7,619 - 100 2,000 5,619 74 10,490 (2,871) (38) - 7,619 100 Kandabei AU 5,270 5,270 - 100 - 5,270 100 - 5,270 100 - 5,270 100 Habilla AU 8,759 8,759 - - - 8,759 100 - 8,759 100 - 8,759 100
Beida AU, except: 12,000 2,500 9,500 - - 12,000 100 1,000 1,500 60 - 2,500 100 Habilla Arara VC 4,250 4,250 - - - 4,250 100 - 4,250 100 - 4,250 100
Congo Harazza VC 6,060 6,060 - - - 6,060 100 5,530 530 9 - 6,060 100 Forabaranga 7,200 7,200 - - - 7,200 100 - 7,200 100 - 7,200 100 Zallingi AU 38,552 38,552 - 100 9,000 29,552 77 - 38,552 100 - 38,552 100 Zallingi Azom AU - - - 100 - 6,167 100 - 6,164 100 - 6,164 100 Rokerro AU 12,472 12,472 - 100 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 Jebel Nertiti Au 11,800 11,800 - 100 11,753 47 0 - 11,800 100 - 11,800 100 Marrah Gulu AU 9,938 9,938 - 100 - 9,938 100 - 9,938 100 - 9,938 100 Mukjar AU 18,318 18,318 - 100 - 18,318 100 - 18,318 100 - 18,318 100 Mukjar Artala AU 38,000 38,000 - 100 - 38,000 100 - - 100 - - 100 Um Dukum AU 9,150 9,150 - 100 - 9,150 100 - - - - - 100 Garsila AU 18,425 18,425 - 100 31,788 (13,363) (73) - - 100 - - - Bindisi AU 18,989 18,989 - 100 - 18,989 100 - 18,989 - - 18,989 - Wadi Salih Deleij AU 23,345 16,345 7,000 100 20,137 3,208 14 - 16,345 100 - 16,345 100 Um Kher AU 13,312 13,312 - 100 13,312 - - - 13,312 100 - 13,312 100 TOTAL 455,829 432,329 23,500 5 232,323 223,506 49 29,790 402,539 93 63,117 369,212 85 ACCESSIBL E 396,177 384,177 12,000 87 232,323 163,854 41 20,650 363,527 95 63,117 321,060 84 * Ardamata camp, 3 km North of Geneina town, is listed separately in the table
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 2 of 34 Table 6.2: West Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps (continued)
Conflict affected Sanitation Primary health care facilities Basic drug supplies Secondary health care Persons Persons Persons Persons currently Gap, # of Gap, currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of Gap, Total number IDPs assisted people % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people % Geneina Town 8,831 8,831 - 8,831 100 2,681 6,150 70 - 8,831 100 8,831 - - Ardamata camp 23,652 23,652 2,000 21,652 92 10,000 13,652 58 - 23,652 100 23,652 - - Sisi Camp 4,104 4,104 - 4,104 100 4,104 - - 4,104 - - 4,104 - -
Sandada Village 3,383 1,383 2,080 (697) (50) 498 2,885 85 - 3,383 100 - 3,383 100
Geneina AU, rest 37,000 37,000 - 37,000 100 - 37,000 100 - 37,000 100 24,572 12,428 34 Masteri AU 18,000 18,000 - 18,000 100 18,000 - - - 18,000 100 - 18,000 100 Mornei AU 64,617 59,617 - 59,617 100 30,000 34,617 54 64,617 - - - 64,617 100 Kernik AU 20,932 20,932 - 20,932 100 2,200 18,732 89 2,200 18,732 89 - 20,932 100 Kulbus AU 6,000 6,000 - 6,000 100 6,000 - - - 6,000 100 - 6,000 100 Sirba AU 5,851 5,851 460 5,391 92 2,544 3,307 57 - 5,851 100 - 5,851 100 Seleia AU 7,619 7,619 5,560 2,059 27 7,050 569 7 - 7,619 100 - 7,619 100 Kandabei AU 5,270 5,270 - 5,270 100 - 5,270 100 - 5,270 100 - 5,270 100 Habilla AU 8,759 8,759 - 8,759 100 8,183 576 7 - 8,759 100 - 8,759 100
Beida AU, except: 12,000 2,500 1,860 640 26 4,216 7,784 65 - 12,000 100 - 12,000 100 Arara VC 4,250 4,250 - 4,250 100 - 4,250 100 - 4,250 100 - 4,250 100
Congo Harazza VC 6,060 6,060 3,720 2,340 39 6,002 58 1 - 6,060 100 - 6,060 100 Forabaranga 7,200 7,200 - 7,200 100 3,500 3,700 51 - 7,200 100 - 7,200 100 Zallingi AU 38,552 38,552 - 38,552 100 35,058 - - - 38,552 100 - 38,552 100 Azom AU - - - 6,164 100 - 6,165 100 - 6,166 100 - 6,164 100 Rokerro AU 12,472 12,472 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 Nertiti Au 11,800 11,800 - 11,800 100 4,716 7,084 60 11,753 47 0 - 11,800 100 Gulu AU 9,938 9,938 - 9,938 100 - 9,938 100 - 9,938 100 - 9,938 100 Mukjar AU 18,318 18,318 - 18,318 100 ------Artala AU 38,000 38,000 - - 100 ------Um Dukum AU 9,150 9,150 - - 100 ------Garsila AU 18,425 18,425 - - 100 6,000 ------Bindisi AU 18,989 18,989 - 19,898 100 6,500 12,489 66 - 18,989 - - 19,989 - Deleij AU 23,345 16,345 - 16,345 100 5,500 17,845 76 - 23,345 100 - 23,345 100 Um Kher AU 13,312 13,312 - 13,312 100 - 13,312 100 - 13,312 100 - 13,312 100 TOTAL 455,829 432,329 15,680 416,649 96 162,752 293,077 64 82,674 373,155 82 61,159 394,670 87
396,177 384,177 8,020 376,157 98 122,353 273,824 69 82,674 313,503 79 61,159 335,018 97
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 3 of 34 Table 6.3: West Darfur Humanitarian Needs and Gaps (continued)
Conflict affected EPI Nutrition Agriculture Education Persons Persons Persons Persons Total currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # currently Gap, # of currently Gap, # of number IDPs assisted people Gap, % assisted of people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % assisted people Gap, % Geneina Town 8,831 8,831 - 1,501 100 ------Ardamata camp 23,652 23,652 - 4,021 100 ------362 100 Sisi Camp 4,104 4,104 - 698 100 ------600 100
Sandada Village 3,383 1,383 - 575 100 ------
Geneina AU, rest 37,000 37,000 - 6,290 100 - - 100 - - 100 707 439 38 Masteri AU 18,000 18,000 - 3,060 100 ------Mornei AU 64,617 59,617 - 10,985 100 6,900 4,085 37 - - - - 10,914 100 Kernik AU 20,932 20,932 - 3,558 100 ------Kulbus AU 6,000 6,000 - 1,020 100 ------Sirba AU 5,851 5,851 - 995 100 ------Seleia AU 7,619 7,619 - 1,295 100 ------Kandabei AU 5,270 5,270 - 896 100 ------Habilla AU 8,759 8,759 - 1,489 100 ------
Beida AU, except: 12,000 2,500 - 2,040 100 ------Arara VC 4,250 4,250 - 723 100 ------
Congo Harazza VC 6,060 6,060 - 1,030 100 ------Forabaranga 7,200 7,200 - 1,224 100 ------Zallingi AU 38,552 38,552 - 2,852 100 17,000 21,552 56 ------Azom AU - - - 6,164 100 ------Rokerro AU 12,472 12,472 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 - 12,472 100 Nertiti Au 11,800 11,800 - 2,006 100 ------Gulu AU 9,938 9,938 - 1,689 100 ------Mukjar AU 18,318 18,318 - 3,027 100 - 3,027 100 ------Artala AU 38,000 38,000 - 2,357 100 ------Um Dukum AU 9,150 9,150 - 3,086 100 ------Garsila AU 18,425 18,425 - 6,341 100 - 6,341 100 ------Bindisi AU 18,989 18,989 - 3,228 100 38 18,951 ------Deleij AU 23,345 16,345 - 3,705 100 96 ------Um Kher AU 13,312 13,312 - 13,312 100 - 13,312 100 ------TOTAL 455,829 432,329 - 101,639 100 24,034 79,740 77 - 12,472 100 707 24,787 97
396,177 384,177 - 91,499 100 24,034 79,740 77 - 12,472 100 707 24,787 97
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 4 of 34 8,831 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Total conflict affected (IDPs Geneina Town 8,831plus residents) WFP registration 21/03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
Target population is limited to 4 IDP centres. No account has been taken of Food WFP/SRCS 8,831 8,831 0 - numbers with host families. Shelter/NFIs Medair 8,831 - 8,831 100 Clean water Medair 8,831 - 8,831 100 Sanitation ICRC 8,831 - 8,831 100 Medair - health clinic in Abu Zar school until IDPs relocated. IARA - providing Primary health Medair/MoH/IA health services in Pilgrim and Krinding facilities RA 8,831 2,681 6,150 70 MSF-F camps Basic drug supplies MoH/Unicef 8,831 - 8,831 100
Hospital functions and is referral centre Secondary for much of region. Has 5 doctors, 1 health care MoH, ICRC 8,831 8,831 0 - surgeon, 20 MAs and 30 nurses EPI 1501 - 1,501 100 Nutrition Medair Agriculture
Unicef provided 73 student kits, 100 Education MoE/Unicef classroom kits and 10 recreation kits Protection OCHA Camp management N/A Note: Ardamata camp, located 3 km North of Geneina town, is not included here
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 5 of 34 23,652 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Ardamata Camp 23,652 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner pop. assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP/SRCS 23,652 23,652 0 - 15 day ration cycle started Shelter/NFIs Medair 23,652 9,000 14,652 62 Plastic sheeting to all HH
250 HH provided with sand filters. 4 x 2000lt bladders Clean water Medair 23,652 3,500 20,152 85 filled twice by tanker daily Initial coverage planned 1 pit latrine for 30 IDPs. Two hand-dug wells Sanitation Medair 23,652 2,000 21,652 92 under construction 100 HH latrines completed
Primary health facilities Medair 23,652 10,000 13,652 58 MSF-F PHCC Basic drug supplies 23,652 - 23,652 100 Secondary health care MoH 23,652 23,652 0 - Geneina hospital EPI 4021 - 4,021 100
SC-US/Unicef Nutrition MoH SC-US survey ongoing Agriculture 8 classrooms and 2 offices to be Education Unicef/MoH 362 0 362 100 finished on 1 April Unicef estimates Protection Camp Health day campaigns with management community mobilisation
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 6 of 34 4,104 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Sisi Camp 4,104 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residentsWFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP/SRCS 4,104 4,053 51 1 15 day ration distributed 25/03
Distribution of plastic sheeting Shelter/NFIs Medair 4,104 - 4,104 100 and HH kits to all HH SC-US distribute 500 jerry-cans Clean water SC-US/Unicef 4,104 - 4,104 100 on 28/03/04 Sanitation 4,104 - 4,104 100
Primary health facilities Medair 4,104 4,104 0 0 MSF-F Basic drug supplies Medair/Unicef 4,104 4,104 0 - Secondary health care MoH 4,104 4,104 0 - Referrals to Geneina hospital EPI 698 - 698 100 Nutrition Agriculture 8 classrooms and 2 offices Education Unicef 600 0 600 100 planned with 12 teachers Unicef estimate Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 7 of 34 1,383 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Sandada Village Council 3,383 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents)Medair 4/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP/SRCS 3,383 - 3,383 100 Needs assessment Not cleared by UN security Shelter/NFIs 1,383 2,610 -1,227 (89) Medair provided shelter/NFIs Clean water 1,383 - 1,383 100
Sanitation 1,383 2,080 -697 (50) 104 latrines provided by Medair
Primary health facilities MoH 3,383 498 2,885 85 MSF-F PCHU Basic drug supplies 3,383 - 3,383 100 Yes but quantity unknown Secondary health care 3,383 - 3,383 100 None within 50km EPI 575 - 575 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 8 of 34 37,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN:
Total conflict affected (IDPs plus WFP registration and Medair estimate Geneina AU, rest 37,000 residents) 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
Includes Krinding, Durti, Riyad, Um Tagouk and Warda camps/areas. Needs assessment required in Food distribution ongoing in Krinding Food WFP/SRCS 37,000 22,248 14,752 40 Um Tagouk and Warda (and Um Duwein extension) Distribution of HH kits and plastic sheeting to all HH in Al Shelter/NFIs Medair 37,000 - 37,000 100 Riyad camp
1 hand dug well and 8 tapstand bladder, repair of 1 hand pump, initial target of 1 latrine per 30 Clean water Medair 37,000 - 37,000 100 IDPs at Durti camp Hygiene education courses at Sanitation Medair 37,000 - 37,000 100 Durti camp
Primary health Medair/MoH/IA 6 PHCCs in area. Medair has 1 health facilities RA 37,000 - 37,000 100 MSF-F clinic at Durti Basic drug supplies 37,000 - 37,000 100 Secondary health care MoH 37,000 24,572 12,428 34 Geneina hospital EPI 6290 - 6,290 100
SC-US/Unicef SC-US survey ongoing in Nutrition MoH - 100 Krinding, Riyad, Abu Zar, Dorti Agriculture - 100 7 classrooms and 2 offices planned for Um Duwein and 6 and 1 for Zariba (Riyad 16 classrooms and 3 offices completed Education Unicef/MoE 1146 707 439 38.307 Extension) at Riyad camp Protection Camp management Note: There are additional IDPs in Um Tagouk
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 9 of 34 18,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Masteri AU 18,000 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP/SRCS 18,000 - 18,000 100 Needs assessment Not cleared by UN security Shelter/NFIs 18,000 - 18,000 100 Clean water 18,000 - 18,000 100 Sanitation 18,000 - 18,000 100
Primary health facilities MoH 18,000 18,000 0 0 MSF-F Basic drug Additional drug supply by Medair for supplies Medair 18,000 - 18,000 100 IDPs Secondary health care 18,000 - 18,000 100 EPI MoH 3060 - 3,060 100 ongoing campaign Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 10 of 34 59,617 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Mornei AU 64,617 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) MSF-F 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRCS, Food distribution for 15 Food MSF-F 64,617 64,617 0 - Registration planned rations
Shelter/NFIs MSF-F, SC-US 59,617 - 59,617 100 MSF-F are providing 600,000ly per day, therefore calculation assumes 60,000 people Clean water MSF-F, SC-US 59,617 59,617 0 - receive 10lt each Sanitation SC-US 59,617 - 59,617 100
Primary health MSF-F/IARA, facilities SC-US 64,617 30,000 34,617 54 MSF-F 1 MSF-F health clinic Basic drug supplies MSF-F, SC-US 64,617 64,617 0 - Limited facilities provided Secondary by Msf-F. Transfers to health care MSF-F 64,617 - 64,617 100 Geneina ongoing campaign women and EPI MoH 10985 - 10,985 100 children MSF-F SFC and TFC. Nutrition MSF-F/SC-US 10985 6,900 4,085 37 SC-US survey ongoing IARA health promotion Agriculture MoE estimates. 300 IDP children have been absorbed into existing school system by 45 classrooms and 10 offices for 50 introduction of a second Education Unicef/MoE 10,914 0 10,914 100 teachers shift. Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 11 of 34 20,932 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kernik AU 20,932 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food distribution 26-29 Food WFP/SRCS 20,932 20,932 0 - Mar Shelter/NFIs 20,932 - 20,932 100 Clean water 20,932 - 20,932 100 Sanitation 20,932 - 20,932 100 Medair estimates a host Primary health population of 3000 and facilities MoH 20,932 2,200 18,732 89 MSF-F an IDP pop of 24000 Basic drug supplies MoH 20,932 2,200 18,732 89 MoH dispensary Secondary health care 20,932 - 20,932 100 None within 50km ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 3558 - 3,558 100 children
SC-US/Unicef Nutrition MoH SC-US survey ongoing General monitoring Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 12 of 34 6,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kulbus AU 6,000 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRCS, SC- Food US 6,000 - 6,000 100 Registration and distribution Shelter/NFIs SC-US 6,000 - 6,000 100 Clean water SRCS, SC-US 6,000 - 6,000 100 Rehab of 9 HPs Sanitation SC-US 6,000 - 6,000 100
Primary health MoH/Medair, SC- facilities US 6,000 6,000 0 0 MSF-F Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCC for resident supplies Medair, SC-US 6,000 - 6,000 100 and IDP populations Dispensary Secondary health care 6,000 - 6,000 100 Hospital not functioning Measles vaccination prog and ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH/Medair 1020 - 1,020 100 children SC-US/Unicef Nutrition MoH SC-US survey ongoing Agriculture Education Protection SC-US Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 13 of 34 5,851 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Sirba AU 5,851 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 04/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRCS, Food SC-US 5,851 - 5,851 100 Distribution week beginning 24 April Shelter/NFIs SC-US 5,851 1,160 4,691 80 Clean water SC-US 5,851 - 5,851 100 Sanitation SC-US 5,851 460 5,391 92
Primary health MoH/Medair, Medair estimates 7,433 host facilities SC-US 5,851 2,544 3,307 57 Support to PHCC population Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCC for resident supplies Medair, SC-US 5,851 - 5,851 100 and IDP populations Dispensary Secondary health care 5,851 - 5,851 100 None within 50km Measles vaccination prog and ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH/Medair 995 - 995 100 children
SC-US/Unicef Nutrition MoH SC-US survey General monitoring MUAC Agriculture Education Protection SC-US Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 14 of 34 7,619 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Seleia AU 7,619 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 04/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Includes Jebel Moon Food WFP/SRCS 7,619 2,000 5,619 74 Registration and distribution concentration of IDPs
Shelter/NFIs 7,619 10,490 -2,871 (38) Medair distributed shelter & NFI Clean water SRC 7,619 - 7,619 100 Rehab of 7 HPs
Sanitation 7,619 5,560 2,059 27 183 latrines provided by Medair
Primary health facilities MoH/Medair 7,619 7,050 569 7 MSF-F Health promotion Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCC for resident supplies Medair 7,619 - 7,619 100 and IDP populations Dispensary Secondary health care 7,619 - 7,619 100 None within 50 km Measles vaccination prog and ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH/Medair 1295 - 1,295 100 children
SC-US/Unicef Nutrition MoH SC-US survey ongoing Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 15 of 34 5,270 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Kandabei AU 5,270 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 04/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food WFP/SRCS 5,270 - 5,270 100 Distribution Shelter/NFIs 5,270 - 5,270 100 Clean water 5,270 - 5,270 100 2 HPs planned Sanitation 5,270 - 5,270 100
Primary health Medair estimates 1,500 host facilities MoH/Medair 5,270 - 5,270 100 Support to PHCU and 6,412 IDPs Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCU for resident supplies Medair 5,270 - 5,270 100 and IDP populations Secondary health care 5,270 - 5,270 100 Geneina hospital EPI MoH/Medair 896 - 896 100 Measles vaccination prog. Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 16 of 34 8,759 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Habilla AU 8,759 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
Not cleared by UN security. Partially accessible in rainy Food WFP/SRCS 8,759 - 8,759 100 Needs assessment required season Shelter/NFIs 8,759 - 8,759 100 Clean water 8,759 - 8,759 100 Sanitation 8,759 - 8,759 100
Primary health facilities MoH 8,759 8,183 576 7 MSF-F Health centre Basic drug Provided but quantity supplies 8,759 - 8,759 100 unknown Secondary health care 8,759 - 8,759 100 ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 1489 - 1,489 100 children Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 17 of 34 2,500 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Beida AU 12,000 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 04/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Not cleared by UN security. Partially accessible in rainy Food WFP/SRCS 12,000 - 12,000 100 Needs assessment required season Shelter/NFIs 2,500 1,000 1,500 60 Clean water 2,500 - 2,500 100 Sanitation 2,500 1,860 640 26
Primary health Medair estimates 2,500 IDPs facilities MoH/Medair 12,000 4,216 7,784 65 Support to PHCC and 12,000 residents Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCC for resident and supplies Medair 12,000 - 12,000 100 IDP populations Secondary health care 12,000 - 12,000 100 Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 2040 - 2,040 100 children Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 18 of 34 4,250 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Arara Village Council 4,250 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
Not cleared by UN security. Partially accessible in rainy Food WFP/SRCS 4,250 - 4,250 100 Needs assessment required season Shelter/NFIs 4,250 - 4,250 100 Clean water 4,250 - 4,250 100 Sanitation 4,250 - 4,250 100
Primary health facilities MoH/Medair 4,250 - 4,250 100 MSF-F Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCC for resident supplies Medair 4,250 - 4,250 100 and IDP populations Secondary health care 4,250 - 4,250 100 EPI 723 - 723 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 19 of 34 6,060 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Congo Harazza VC 6,060 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Not cleared by UN security. Partially accessible in rainy Food WFP/SRCS 6,060 - 6,060 100 Needs assessment required season Shelter/NFIs 6,060 5,530 530 9 Medair provided NFI & Shelter Clean water 6,060 - 6,060 100
Sanitation 6,060 3,720 2,340 39 186 latrines provided by Medair
Primary health facilities MoH/Medair 6,060 6,002 58 1 MSF-F Basic drug Drug delivery to PHCC for resident supplies Medair 6,060 - 6,060 100 and IDP populations Dispensary Secondary health care 6,060 - 6,060 100 EPI 1030 - 1,030 100 Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 20 of 34 7,200 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Forebaranga AU 7,200 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 0 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Not cleared by UN security. Partially accessible in rainy Food WFP/SRCS 7,200 - 7,200 100 Needs assessment required season Shelter/NFIs 7,200 - 7,200 100 Clean water 7,200 - 7,200 100 Sanitation 7,200 - 7,200 100
Primary health facilities MoH 7,200 3,500 3,700 51 MSF-F Basic drug supplies 7,200 - 7,200 100 Dispensary Secondary health care 7,200 - 7,200 100 Hospital not functioning ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 1224 - 1,224 100 children Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 21 of 34 38,552 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Zallingi AU 38,552 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
299 MT general food Needs assessment Food WFP/SRCS 38,552 9,000 29,552 77 Needs assessment required distribution completed in April required Shelter/NFIs ICRC? 38,552 - 38,552 100 Assessment ongoing Clean water MSF-F 38,552 - 38,552 100 unicef/WES to rehab water system Sanitation MSF-F 38,552 - 38,552 100 2 hygience workshops planned
The dispensary at Krlei and the health units in Terig, Gatima Karoul and Arukom were looted, and those atKargela, Gerlei, Tor Koubas, Gouba, Arah, Funio, and Darrei have Primary health been burned and/or looted. facilities MSF-F 35,058 35,058 0 - MSF-F None are functioning. Basic drug supplies 38,552 - 38,552 100
Hospital functions but has only 2 doctors, 10 Mas and 20 nurses?. Limited secondary health care provided my MSF- Secondary F. 10 transfers per week to health care MoH/MSF-F 38,552 - 38,552 100 Geneina ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH, MSF-F 2852 - 2,852 100 children
40mT delivered. 140 children in Nutrition MSF-H 38552 17,000 21,552 56 WFP donated food to MSF the TFC and 480 in the SFC Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 22 of 34 0 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Azom AU 0 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 0 - 6,164 100 Shelter/NFIs 6,164 - 6,164 100 Clean water 6,164 - 6,164 100 Sanitation 6,164 - 6,164 100
The dispensary and dressing station in Selo and the health units in Selio, Burgei, Kerigilla, Mumu, Um Deresiaa, Gurei, Hegeer, and Amar Jadid have been looted Primary health and/or burned. None are facilities 6,165 - 6,165 100 MSF-F functioning, save Um Shawia. Basic drug supplies 6,166 - 6,166 100 Secondary health care 6,167 - 6,167 100 ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 6,164 - 6,164 100 children Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 23 of 34 12,472 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Rokerro AU 12,472 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 12,472 - 12,472 100 Shelter/NFIs 12,472 - 12,472 100 Clean water 12,472 - 12,472 100 Sanitation 12,472 - 12,472 100
Primary health facilities 12,472 - 12,472 100 MSF-F Basic drug supplies 12,472 - 12,472 100 Secondary health care 12,472 - 12,472 100 Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 12472 - 12,472 100 children Nutrition 12472 12,472 100 Agriculture 12472 12,472 100 Education 12472 12,472 100 Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 24 of 34 11,800 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Nertiti AU 11,800 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
Food CARE 11,800 11,753 47 0 One month ration provided Shelter/NFIs 11,800 - 11,800 100 Clean water 11,800 - 11,800 100 Sanitation 11,800 - 11,800 100 Rehabilitation of latrines planned
Primary health facilities MoH 11,800 4,716 7,084 60 MSF-F
Basic drug Dispensary. Three PHC supplies 11,800 11,753 47 0 kits delivered by UNICEF Secondary health care 11,800 - 11,800 100 Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 2006 - 2,006 100 children Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 25 of 34 9,938 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Gulu AU 9,938 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 9,938 - 9,938 100 Shelter/NFIs 9,938 - 9,938 100 Clean water 9,938 - 9,938 100 Sanitation 9,938 - 9,938 100
Primary health facilities 9,938 - 9,938 100 MSF-F Basic drug supplies 9,938 - 9,938 100 Secondary health care 9,938 - 9,938 100 Hospital not functioning Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 1689 - 1,689 100 children Nutrition Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 26 of 34 18,318 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Mukjar AU 18,318 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) HAC 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Visited by UNSECOORD on 3 May; report 40,000 WFP/SRCS, IDPs. JAM planned 6-8 Food MSF-H, CARE 18,318 - 18,318 100 No distributions in April May Shelter/NFIs 18,318 - 18,318 100 1 well completed, 1 well under Clean water MSF-H, SRC 18,318 - 18,318 100 construction
Sanitation MSF-H, SRC 18,318 - 18,318 100 Latrine for health facility completed.
the dispensary in Mukjar was looked but still functions. Those in Damyar, Keik, Boru, Wastani, Serro, Belda, Mardouf, Kortinga, and Tendi have been looted and/or Primary health MNSF-H mobilic clinic and nutrition burned and are no longer facilities MSF-H 18,318 - 18,318 100 programme functioning Basic drug supplies MSF-H 18,318 - 18,318 100 Dispensary Secondary health care 18,318 - 18,318 100 Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 3027 - 3,027 100 children Nutrition MSF-H 3027 - 3,027 100 79 children in TF programme Agriculture - Education - Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 27 of 34 38,000 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Total conflict affected (IDPs plus Artala AU 38,000residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
Not cleared by UN security. Covered by WFP Nyala office. Inaccessible in rainy Food WFP/SRCS 38,000 - 38,000 100 Needs assessment required season Shelter/NFIs 38,000 - 38,000 100 Clean water 38,000 - 38,000 100 Sanitation 38,000 - 38,000 100 The dispensary in Artala and health units in Sindo and Primary health Marwol have been burned facilities 38,000 - 38,000 100 and/or looted. Basic drug supplies 38,000 - 38,000 100 Secondary health care 38,000 - 38,000 100 Ongoing campaign for women EPI MoH 2357 - 2,357 100 and children Nutrition - Agriculture - Education - Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 28 of 34 9,150 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: SRC and local sources Um Dukum AU 9,150 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
JAM planned 8-9 May fromNyala if Food WFP/SRCS 9,150 - 9,150 100 security clears the route Shelter/NFIs Clean water Sanitation The dispensary in Um Dukum was looted but functions. Health units in Kabar, Seeri, Manour, Dambala, and Selesli have burned Primary health and/or looted and do facilities not function. Basic drug supplies Secondary health care Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 3086 - 3,086 100 children Nutrition UNICEF Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 29 of 34 18,425 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Garsila AU 18,425 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRCS, 279 mT of food distributed in Food CARE 18,425 31,788 -13,363 (73) 374 mT distributed April Shelter/NFIs 18,425 - 18,425 100
1 well repaired by community, equipped by MSF-H; 2 new wells dug by community. Main pipeline to hospital repaired and 3m3 bladder Clean water MSF-H installed in the hospital.
Sanitation MSF-H Latrines completed at hospital MSF has seen 2294 patients (per Primary health week) through mobile clinic in entire facilities MoH/MSF-H 6,000 6,000 0 0 AoR. Basic drug supplies Secondary Hosptial w/ 1 doctor, 4 Mas health care and 15 nurses Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 6341 - 6,341 100 children Includes Anjokity area 100 children in TF programme; 358 Nutrition MSF-H 6341 - 6,341 100 in SF programme Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 30 of 34 18,989 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Bindisi AU 18,989 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP verification 12/03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRCS, Food CARE 18,989 - 18,989 100 167 mT delivered in April Shelter/NFIs 18,989 18,989 1 well prepare; 1 bladder to be Clean water MSF-H 18,989 18,989 installed Sanitation MSF-H 19,898 19,898
The dispensary in Bindisi is functioning but needs repair after looting. Those at Gumina, Parfei, Rasulei, MSF-H mobile clinic and nutrition and Kadoum have been Primary health programme, 1 latrine for health looted and/or burned and facilities MSF-H 18,989 6,500 12,489 66 facility completed no longer function. Basic drug supplies 18,989 18,989 Secondary health care 19,989 19,989 Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH, MSF-H 3228 - 3,228 100 children 38 children admitted in TF Nutrition MSF-H 18,989 38 18,951 programme Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 31 of 34 16,345 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Deleij AU 23,345 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP estimate 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points
WFP/SRCS, Verification and needs Food CARE 23,345 20,137 3,208 14 175 mT distributed in April assessment required Shelter/NFIs 16,345 - 16,345 100 MSF??
1 well dug by the community, 1 well cleaned. 25,000 litres distributed Clean water MSF-H 16,345 - 16,345 100 daily through pumped water.
Sanitation 16,345 - 16,345 100 1 latrine for health facility completed.
The health units in Azwla, Jerro, Tatexei, Zary, Tamba, Nessa, and Rousange are no longer functioning. All have been Primary health MSF-H mobile health clinic and burned and/or looted. facilities MSF-H 23,345 5,500 17,845 76 nutrition. None functioning. Basic drug supplies 23,345 - 23,345 100 Secondary health care 23,345 - 23,345 100 Ongoing campaign for women and EPI MoH 3705 - 3,705 100 children Nutrition MSF-H 96 57 children in TFC, 39 in SFC Agriculture Education Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 32 of 34 13,312 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN:
Total conflict affected (IDPs plus Um Kher AU 13,312residents) WFP verification mid 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner population assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points WFP/SRCS, Food CARE 13,312 13,312 0 - 119 mT distribution Last distribution in March Shelter/NFIs 13,312 - 13,312 100
2 wells rehabbed; 1 well Clean water MSF-H 13,312 - 13,312 100 cleaned; 3 wells under repair. 1 latrine copmleted for health Sanitation MSF-H 13,312 - 13,312 100 facility
The health units in Kajary, Salah, Artmah, Dabahnarah, Jemiza, Fagera, Kewina, Karwo, Kawerlei, and Eishman, and Tanku all Primary health MSF-H mobile health clinic and burned and/or looted. None facilities MoH/MSF-H 13,312 - 13,312 100 nutrition programme function. Basic drug supplies 13,312 - 13,312 100 Dispensary Secondary health care 13,312 - 13,312 100 Ongoing campaign for women EPI MoH 13,312 - 13,312 100 and children 22 children in MSF-H TF Nutrition MSF-H 13,312 - 13,312 100 programme Agriculture - Education - Protection Camp management
Darfur Humanitarian Profile - May 2004 Annex III - West Darfur 33 of 34 1 IDPs Source and date: % accessible by UN: Extra (for new locations) 2 Total conflict affected (IDPs plus residents) WFP registration 03/04 100 Persons Agency/ Target currently Gap, # of partner pop. assisted people Gap% Planned/Pipeline Comments Action Points Food 2 1 1 50 Shelter/NFIs 1 1 0 - Clean water 1 1 0 - Sanitation 1 1 0 -
Primary health facilities 2 1 1 50 Basic drug supplies 2 1 1 50 Secondary health care 2 1 1 50 EPI 0 - 0 100 Nutrition 3 - 3 100 Agriculture 4 1 3 75 Education 5 1 4 80 Protection Camp management
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