MASTER LIST REPORT 120 MASTER LIST REPORT 120 JANUARY – FEBRUARY 2021

HIGHLIGHTS

IDP individuals 4,851,816

Returnee individuals 4,211,982 4,660,404 3,511,602 3,343,776 3,030,006

2,536,734 2,317,698

1,744,980 1,495,962 1,205,767

557,400 1,399,170 443,124 116,850

Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Figure 1. Number of IDPs and returnees over time

Data collection for Round 120 took place in January and February 2021. As of 28 Ninewa (where 15,204 new individuals were recorded), (1,788), Salah al-Din February 2021, DTM identified 4,851,816 returnees (808,636 households), dispersed (1,254), and Anbar (780). across 8 governorates, 38 districts, and 2,140 locations in Iraq. A total of 20,250 new During the same period, DTM also identified 1,205,767 IDPs (207,213 households), returnees were recorded in the January-February 2021 period. This is lower than dispersed across 18 governorates, 105 districts, and 2,897 locations. This represents the number of new returnees recorded in the November-December 2020 period an overall decrease of 18,341 IDPs since the November-December 2020 period. This (49,152), and is one of the lowest monthly return rates since 2015. is a smaller decrease than what was recorded between the periods of November- This low return rate in January-February 2021 compared to previous rounds may December 2020 and September-October 2020 (54,756). Regarding IDPs’ area of be partially attributable to the closure and consolidation of camps that mainly took origin, consistent with the previous round, 57 per cent of the current caseload of place between September and December 2020 and the subsequent increase in IDPs come from Ninewa governorate (687,875), especially from the districts of returns during that time. The low return rate may also be related to the movement (255,921 individuals), (202,231), and Al-Ba’aj (96,939). The next highest restrictions that have been imposed across the country from mid-February 2021, in shares of IDPs come from Salah al-Din (141,454), Anbar (133,701), Kirkuk (77,758), response to growing case numbers of the Coronavirus.1 The most common gover- and Diyala (72,522). norates that individuals returned to between January and February 2021 include

Displacement Overview Return Overview As of 28 February 2021 As of 28 February 2021 1,205,767 207,213 4,851,816 808,636 IDP individuals IDP households Returnee individuals Returnee households

Main Governorates of Displacement Main Governorates of Return

Ninewa Dahuk Ninewa Anbar Salah al-Din 260,218 IDPs 258,633 IDPs 231,694 IDPs 1,904,358 Returnees 1,505,412 Returnees 709,998 Returnees

Geographic Distribution Geographic Distribution 18 105 2,897 8 38 2,140 Governorates Districts Locations Governorates Districts Locations

1 Since March 2020, DTM has produced multiple COVID-19 Mobility Restrictions reports, covering the impacts of restrictions and public health measures on Iraqi citizsens and migrants across the country, including at Points of Entry (PoEs) with neighbouring countries (Syria, Turkey and Iran). All products are available at the following link:

http://iraqdtm.iom.int/COVID19/MovementRestrictions_HealthMeasures

1 For more information, visit iraqdtm.iom.int or contact the team at [email protected] MASTER LIST REPORT 120

DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW

The below graphs show (1) the number of IDPs in all governorates of displacement, (2) the number of IDPs in each main district as well as (3) the proportion of IDPs per governorate of origin for each governorate of displacement.

Ninewa 260,218 IDPs Dahuk 258,633 IDPs ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 55+ 41+ 32 17 Mosul 106,720 Sumel 142,735 + + 11 14

Al-Shikhan 43,264 82,336 + + 0 1

Sinjar 36,390 Dahuk 28,356

► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin NINEWA NINEWA DAHUK DAHUK

99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil, SalahOthers al-Din, include: Kirkuk, Erbil, Baghdad, Salah al-Din, Anbar Kirkuk, and Diyala Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Anbar, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk

ErbilERBIL ERBIL 231,694 IDPs SULAIMANIYAHSulaymaniyahSULAIMANIYAH 136,496 IDPs 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 91+ 64+ 4 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad24% Salah 18%al-Din Diyal20%Baghdad 16 16% Anbar 18% Diyal 16% Anbar NINEWA Erbil NINEWA 13% Others214,755 13% OthersDAHUK DAHUKSulaymaniyah 22% Others 87,61522% Others + + 2 Others include: Baghdad,Others Kirkuk, include: Erbil andBaghdad, Diyala Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: and Kirkuk Ninewa,7 Babylon and Kirkuk 99% NinewaMakhmur 99% Ninewa7,105 99% Ninewa 99% NinewaKalar 20,225 + + 1 1% Others 1% Others 1 1% Others 1% Others OthersKIRKUK include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthers al-Din, include: Kirkuk, Erbil, Baghdad, Salah al-Din, Anbar Kirkuk, and Diyala Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala OthersSALAH include: AL-DIN Salah al-Din,SALAHOthersChamchamal Anbar, include: AL-DIN Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk 4,812 10% Ninewa 10% Ninewa 9,258 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din ► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin ERBIL ERBIL 10% Others 10% OthersSULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAH 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Diyala, OthersAnbar, Baghdad,include: Diyala, Babylon Anbar, and Erbil Baghdad,10% Babylon Salah al-Din and Erbil 10% Salah al-DinOthers include: Diyala, OthersNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad24% Salah 18%al-Din Diyal20%Baghdad 16% Anbar 18% Diyal 16% Anbar NINEWA NINEWA 13% Others 13% OthersDAHUK DAHUK 22% Others 22% Others OthersDIYALA include: Baghdad,DIYALAOthers Kirkuk, include: Erbil and Baghdad, Diyala Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala OthersBAGHDAD include: Ninewa,BAGHDADOthers Babylon include: and Kirkuk Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 8% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others NINEWA 1% Others 1% Others DAHUK 90,7386% Others IDPs 6% Others 12% Others 61,67412% Others IDPs KirkukKIRKUKOthers include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthers al-Din, include: Kirkuk, Erbil, Baghdad, Salah al-Din, Anbar Kirkuk,and Diyala Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala OthersSALAH include: AL-DIN SalahSalah al-Din,OthersSALAH Anbar, include:al-Din AL-DIN Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk Others include: Anbar, OthersBabylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad,10% Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk 10% Ninewa Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad9% and Kirkuk Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three99% Ninewamain districts of displacement 99% Ninewa 34+ 84+ 27 58% Kirkuk 12 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 1% Others 1% Others 10% Others 10% Others 1% Others 1% Others ERBILANBAR Kirkuk ANBARERBIL 82,200 SULAIMANIYAHBABYLON SULAIMANIYAHBABYLONOthersTuz Khurmatuinclude: Erbil, Salah al-Din, Kirkuk, Baghdad,21,738 Anbar and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din, Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk + + 22 Others include: Diyala, 1 OthersAnbar, Baghdad,include: Diyala, Babylon Anbar, and Erbil Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala, OthersNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa 47% NinewaDaquq 47% Ninewa30% Anbar 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad24% Salah Samara 18%al-Din Diyal20%Baghdad 16% Anbar 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 71% Anbar 71% Anbar 6,510 27% Babylon 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 88% Babylon 16,404 + + 1 NINEWA 1 13% Others 13% OthersDAHUK ERBIL 22% Others 22% Others SULAIMANIYAH DIYALA DIYALA 2% Others 2% BAGHDADOthers BAGHDAD 3% Others Others include:Dabes Baghdad,Others Kirkuk, include: Erbil and Baghdad, Diyala Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: and TikritKirkuk Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 3% Others 10% Salah al-Din Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Baghdad, include:1,428 Ninewa,Salah al-Din, Kirkuk Baghdad, and Diyala Ninewa,8% SalahKirkuk al-Din and Diyala 8% SalahOthers al-Din include: Anbar, OthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and Diyala, Kirkuk15,306 Salah al-Din and Kirkuk 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa21% Babylon 20% Ninewa ► Governorates of origin 1% Others ► Governorates of origin 1% Others 13% Others 22% Others KIRKUK 6% Others 6%SALAH Others AL-DIN 12% Others 12% Others KERBALAOthers include: Erbil, SalahKERBALAKIRKUK al-Din, Kirkuk, Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala NAJAFOthers include: Salah al-Din,SALAHNAJAFOthers Anbar, include: AL-DIN Baghdad Baghdad, and Kirkuk,Kirkuk Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk Others include: Anbar, OthersBabylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad,10% Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk 10% NinewaOthers include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad9% and Kirkuk Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 10% Babylon 10% Babylon 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 85% Ninewa 85% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa ERBIL 10% Others 10% OthersSULAIMANIYAH KIRKUK 1% Others 1% Others SALAH AL-DIN ANBAR 5% Others 5%BABYLON Others 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Diyala, ANBAROthersAnbar, Baghdad,include: Diyala, Babylon Anbar, and Erbil Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala, OthersBABYLONNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 10% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk Others include: Anbar, OthersKirkuk, include:Diyala, Salah Anbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and Diyala, Baghdad10% Salah Salah al-Din al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad58% Kirkuk 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 71% Anbar 71% Anbar 27% Babylon 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 88% Babylon 13% Others 22% Others 10% Others 1% Others DiyalaDIYALA DIYALA 45,2172% Others IDPs 2%BAGHDAD Others AnbarBAGHDAD 3% Others 33,7683% Others IDPs WASSITOthers include: Baghdad,WASSIT Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala BASRAHOthers include: Ninewa,BASRAHOthers Babylon include: and Kirkuk Diyala, Anbar, Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Baghdad, include: Ninewa,Salah al-Din, Kirkuk Baghdad, and Diyala Ninewa,8% SalahKirkuk al-Din and Diyala 8% SalahOthers al-Din include: Anbar, OthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 63+ 44+ 19 86% Diyala 28 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 34%29% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%29% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar KIRKUKBa’quba 19,794 6% Others 6%SALAH Others AL-DIN DIYALA Falluja 12% Others 18,840 12% Others BAGHDAD KERBALA KERBALA 11% Others 11% OthersNAJAF 8% Others 8% Others + + 9 Others include: Anbar, 15 OthersBabylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Kirkuk Baghdad,10% Ninewa Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Diyala, Baghdad9% and Kirkuk Kirkuk 8% Salah al-Din Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar10% Babylon 10% BabylonOthers include: Diyala, OthersBaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 58% KirkukKhanaqin 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 86% DiyalaRamadi 6,984 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 85% Ninewa 85% Ninewa 12,619 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa + + 1 1 10% Others 1% Others 6% Others 12% Others 5% Others 5% Others 1% Others 1% Others ANBAROthers include: KifriDiyala, ANBARAnbar, Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil BABYLONOthers include: Diyala, BABYLONNinewaOthers include:andAl-Rutba Anbar Anbar, Babylon, Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din, Diyala, Baghdad and Kirkuk OthersQADISSIYA include: Anbar, QADISSIYAOthersKirkuk, include:Diyala,7,002 SalahAnbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and Diyala, Baghdad Salah al-Din and Baghdad OthersTHI-QAR include: Diyala, THI-QAROthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din2,988 and Anbar9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa

71% Anbar 71% Anbar 27% Babylon 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 88% Babylon ► Governorates63% Ninewa of origin63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa ► Governorates56% Ninewa of 18%origin Anbar 17% Kirkuk18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk DIYALA 2% Others 2% BAGHDADOthers ANBAR 3% Others BABYLON WASSIT WASSIT 5% Others 5%BASRAH Others BASRAH 9% Others 3%9% Others Others 9% Ninewa Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Baghdad, include: Ninewa,Salah al-Din, Kirkuk Baghdad, and Diyala Ninewa,8% SalahKirkuk al-Din and Diyala Others include: Anbar, OthersBaghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, DiyalaBaghdad, and Salah Babylon al-Din, Diyala10% andKirkuk Babylon 10% Kirkuk 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 71% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 80% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 34%29% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%29% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar 6% Others 12% Others 2% Others 3% Others KERBALA KERBALA 11% Others 11% OthersNAJAF NAJAF 8% Others 8% Others MISSANOthers include: Anbar, MISSANBabylon, Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk MUTHANNAOthers include: Salah al-Din,MUTHANNAOthers Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah andal-Din, Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Anbar, Baghdad, Diyala, Salah al-Din and Kirkuk Others include: Diyala, OthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar10% Babylon 10% BabylonOthers include: Diyala, OthersBaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 10% Anbar 85% Ninewa 85% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 5% Others 5% Others KERBALA 1% Others 1% Others NAJAF ANBAR 20% Others 20% OthersBABYLON 14% Baghdad 18% 14%Others Baghdad 18% Others QADISSIYAOthers include: Anbar, QADISSIYAOthersKirkuk, include:Diyala, SalahAnbar, al-Din Kirkuk, and Diyala, Baghdad Salah al-Din and Baghdad OthersTHI-QAR include: Diyala, OthersTHI-QARSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar9% Ninewa 10% Babylon Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala 2 IOM71% IRAQ Anbar 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 85% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 63% Ninewa 63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 56% Ninewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk 2% Others 5% Others 1% Others 5% Others 5% Others 3%9% Others Others 9% Others WASSITOthers include: Salah al-Din,WASSIT Baghdad, Ninewa, Kirkuk and Diyala BASRAHOthers include: Anbar, BASRAHBaghdad,Others include: Diyala, Anbar,Salah al-Din Kirkuk, and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, DiyalaBaghdad, and Salah Babylon al-Din, Diyala10% andKirkuk Babylon 10% Kirkuk 80% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 34%29% Salah Ninewa al-Din 19%29% AnbarNinewa 19% Anbar KERBALA 11% Others 11% OthersNAJAF WASSIT 8% Others 8% Others BASRAH MISSAN MUTHANNA Others include: Diyala, MISSANOthersSalah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar10% Babylon Others include: Diyala, OthersMUTHANNABaghdad include: and Babylon Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 10% Anbar 85% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 29% Ninewa 19% Anbar 45% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 8% Others 5% Others 1% Others 11% Others 20% Others 20% Others 14% Baghdad 18% 14%Others Baghdad 18% Others QADISSIYAOthers include: Anbar, QADISSIYAKirkuk, Diyala, Salah al-Din and Baghdad THI-QAROthers include: Diyala, THI-QARSalahOthers al-Din include: and Diyala,Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

63% Ninewa 63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 56% Ninewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk WASSIT 5% Others 5%BASRAH Others QADISSIYA 9% Others 9% Others THI-QAR Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:al-Din, DiyalaBaghdad, and Salah Babylon al-Din, Diyala10% andKirkuk Babylon 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 63%29% Ninewa Ninewa 19% Anbar 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk 11% Others 8% Others 5% Others 9% Others MISSANOthers include: Diyala, MISSANSalah al-Din and Anbar MUTHANNAOthers include: Diyala, MUTHANNABaghdadOthers include: and Babylon Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad, Salah al-Din, Diyala and Babylon 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 10% Anbar 45% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa QADISSIYA 20% Others 20% OthersTHI-QAR MISSAN 14% Baghdad 18% 14%Others Baghdad 18% Others MUTHANNA Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad,and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar

63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 18% Anbar 17%21% Kirkuk Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 18% Others 5% Others 9% Others 20% Others 14% Baghdad Others include: Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah al-Din,include: Diyala Baghdad, and Anbar,Babylon Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

MISSAN MUTHANNA 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 20% Others 14% Baghdad 18% Others Others include: Baghdad, Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala NINEWA DAHUK

99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil, Salah al-Din, Kirkuk, Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din, Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk

NINEWA DAHUK ERBIL SULAIMANIYAH 10% Salah al-Din 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad 18% Diyal 16% Anbar NINEWA DAHUK 1% Others MASTER LIST REPORTNINEWA 120 1% Others 13% Others DAHUK 22% Others Others include: Erbil, Salah al-Din, Kirkuk, Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Anbar, include: Baghdad Baghdad, and Kirkuk, Kirkuk Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others 1% Others 1% Others ERBIL OthersSULAIMANIYAH include: Erbil, SalahKIRKUKOthers al-Din, include: Kirkuk, Erbil, Baghdad, Salah al-Din, Anbar Kirkuk, and Diyala Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din,SALAHOthers Anbar, include: AL-DIN Baghdad Salah al-Din,and Kirkuk Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk 10% Salah al-Din DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW10% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad58% Kirkuk 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din ERBIL SULAIMANIYAH 13% Others ERBIL 22% Others 10% Others SULAIMANIYAH 1% Others Baghdad 10% Salah25,595 al-Din IDPs Babylon 17,262 IDPs Others include: Baghdad, Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: and Kirkuk Diyala, Anbar, Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil 10% Salah al-Din Others include: Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad 18% Diyal 16% Anbar ► Three main districts of47% displacement Ninewa 30% Anbar ► Three24% Salah main al-Din districts20%Baghdad of displacement 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 88+ 22+ 8 21 13% Others 13% Others 22% Others 22% Others NINEWA DAHUK KIRKUK OthersSALAHMahmoudiya include: AL-DIN Baghdad,DIYALAOthers Kirkuk, include: Erbil andBaghdad, Diyala5,477 Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,BAGHDADOthersNINEWA BabylonAl-Musayab include: and Kirkuk Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 15,276 DAHUK + + 2 10% Ninewa 20 9% Kirkuk 8% Salah al-Din 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 90% AbuSalah Ghraibal-Din 86% Diyala 5,298 47% Anbar Hilla 1,42821% Babylon 20% Ninewa + + 1 1% Others KIRKUK 16 1% Others SALAH AL-DIN 10% Others KIRKUK 1% Others 6% Others SALAH AL-DIN 12%1% Others Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil, Salah al-Din, Kirkuk, Baghdad, Anbar and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din, Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk 10% Ninewa 10% Ninewa Others include: Erbil, Salah al-Din, Kirkuk, Baghdad,9% Kirkuk Anbar and Diyala9% Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din, Anbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk Others include: Diyala, Anbar, Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala,Others Ninewa include: and Anbar Anbar,5,154 Babylon, Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others Al-Mahawilinclude: Salah al-Din, Diyala,288 Baghdad and Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 10% Others 10% Others 1% Others 1% Others ERBIL ►SULAIMANIYAH Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin DIYALA OthersBAGHDAD include: Diyala,ANBAR OthersAnbar, Baghdad,include: Diyala, Babylon Anbar, and Erbil Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala, BABYLONOthersERBILNinewa include: and Anbar Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar SULAIMANIYAH 10% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 10% Salah9% al-Din Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 71% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 27% Babylon 88%47% BabylonNinewa 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 13% Others DIYALA 22% Others BAGHDAD 6% Others NINEWA NINEWADIYALA 12% Others 2% DAHUKOthers DAHUKBAGHDAD 13% Others 22% Others Others include: Baghdad, Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 8% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 3% Others Others include: Anbar, Babylon, Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Diyala, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din, and Kirkuk Baghdad, Ninewa, Kirkuk and Diyala OthersOthers include:include: Anbar,Baghdad, Baghdad, Kirkuk, Diyala, Erbil and Salah Diyala al-Din and Kirkuk Others include: Ninewa, Babylon and Kirkuk 86%99% DiyalaNinewa 99%86% NinewaDiyala 47%99% AnbarNinewa 99%47% NinewaAnbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 1%6% Others Others 1%6% Others Others 1%12% Others Others 1% 12%Others Others KIRKUK KerbalaSALAH AL-DIN 12,804 IDPs Najaf 10,818 IDPs ANBAR OthersBABYLON include: Anbar,Erbil, Salah OthersKERBALABabylon, al-Din, include: Baghdad, Kirkuk, Erbil,Anbar, Ninewa Baghdad, Salah Babylon, andal-Din, Anbar Kirkuk Baghdad, Kirkuk, and Diyala NinewaBaghdad, and Anbar Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Salah al-Din,NAJAFOthersKIRKUK Diyala,Anbar, include: Baghdad Salah al-Din, and Kirkuk Anbar,Diyala, Baghdad andand KirkukKirkuk SALAH AL-DIN 10% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk ► Three main districts of displacement 9% Ninewa 10% Babylon ► Three main districts of displacement 10% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 91+ 75+ 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 8 21 71% Anbar 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 85% Ninewa 99%58% NinewaKirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 10% Others ANBARERBIL Kerbala ERBILANBAR 1%11,604 Others BABYLONSULAIMANIYAH SULAIMANIYAHBABYLONNajaf 10%8,070 Others 1% Others 2% Others 3% Others 5% Others 9% Ninewa 1% Others

+ + 9% Ninewa Others include: Diyala, Anbar, Baghdad, Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala, Ninewa1 and Anbar 10% Salah al-Din 2 Others include: Salah al-Din, Baghdad, Ninewa, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Anbar,Others Baghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah Kirkuk,al-Din and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Baghdad10% Salah al-Din OthersOthers include:include: Diyala,Diyala, SalahAnbar, al-Din Baghdad, and AnbarBabylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala, Ninewa and Anbar 71%47% AnbarNinewaAl-Hindiya 47%71% NinewaAnbar1,03230% Anbar 27%30% Babylon Anbar 27% Babylon 24%88% SalahBabylon al-Din 20%Baghdad24%88% SalahBabylon 18%al-DinKufa Diyal20%Baghdad 16% Anbar 18% 2,292 Diyal 16% Anbar + + 1 1 13%2% Others Others 13% 2%Others Others 22%3% Others Others 22% 3%Others Others DIYALA BAGHDAD KERBALA OthersNAJAFAin include: Al-Tamur SalahBaghdad, al-Din,OthersWASSIT Kirkuk, Baghdad, include:168 Erbil andNinewa,Baghdad,Salah Diyala al-Din, KirkukKirkuk, Baghdad, and Erbil Diyala andNinewa, Diyala Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Anbar,Ninewa,BASRAH OthersDIYALABaghdad, BabylonAl-Manathera include: Diyala, and Kirkuk Ninewa,Anbar, Salah al-DinBaghdad, Babylon456 and Diyala, andKirkuk Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk BAGHDAD 8% Salah al-Din 10% Babylon 9% Kirkuk 10%8% Kirkuk Salah al-Din 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 85% Ninewa ► Governorates99% Ninewa of origin80% Ninewa ► Governorates34%86% SalahDiyala al-Din of origin29% Ninewa 19% Anbar 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 6% Others KERBALAKIRKUK KERBALA 12% Others NAJAFSALAH AL-DIN NAJAF 5% Others KIRKUK 1% Others 11% Others SALAH AL-DIN 8%6% Others Others 12% Others Others include: Anbar, Babylon, Baghdad, Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din, Diyala, Baghdad and Kirkuk 10%10% Ninewa Babylon 10% Babylon 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Anbar, Kirkuk, Diyala, Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala,Others Salah al-Din include: and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar 10% Ninewa OthersOthers include:include: Diyala,Anbar, BaghdadBabylon, andBaghdad, Babylon Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Salah al-Din, Diyala, Baghdad and Kirkuk 85%58% NinewaKirkuk 58%85% KirkukNinewa 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 99%90% NinewaSalah al-Din 90%99% SalahNinewa al-Din 10%5% Others Others 10%5% Others Others 1%1% Others Others 1%1% OthersOthers ANBAR BABYLON WASSIT OthersBASRAH include: Anbar,Diyala,Others QADISSIYAKirkuk,Anbar, include:Baghdad,Diyala, SalahDiyala,Anbar, Babylon al-Din Anbar,Kirkuk, and and Erbil Baghdad,Diyala, Baghdad Salah Babylon al-Din and and Erbil Baghdad Others include: Diyala,THI-QAROthers ANBARSalahNinewa al-Din include: and andAnbar Diyala, Anbar Ninewa Salah al-Din and Anbarand Anbar BABYLON 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 71% Anbar 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 63%29% Ninewa Ninewa 19% Anbar 32% Kirkuk 56%71% NinewaAnbar 18% Anbar27% 17% BabylonKirkuk 88% Babylon 2% Others WASSITDIYALA WASSIT BASRAHBAGHDAD BASRAH 11% Others Basrah DIYALA 5,9283% 8%Others OthersIDPs 5% Others WassitBAGHDAD 4,9689%2% Others IDPs 3% Others Others include: Salah al-Din, Baghdad, Ninewa, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Anbar, Baghdad, Diyala, Salah al-Din and Kirkuk9% Kirkuk8% Salah al-Din 9% Kirkuk8% Salah al-Din 10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk Others include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala,Others Baghdad include: and Babylon Baghdad and Salah al-Din OthersOthers include:include: Baghdad,Salah al-Din, Salah Baghdad, al-Din, DiyalaNinewa, and Kirkuk Babylon and Diyala Others include: Anbar, Baghdad, Diyala, Salah al-Din and Kirkuk ► Three80%86% main NinewaDiyala districts of 86%80%displacement DiyalaNinewa 34%47% SalahAnbar al-Din► Three47%34%29% Anbar Salahmain Ninewa al-Din districts21% Babylon of 19%29%displacement20% AnbarNinewa Ninewa21% Babylon19%20% Anbar Ninewa 45+ 67+ 21 10 11% Others6% Others 11% Others6% Others 12%8% Others Others 12%8% Others Others KERBALA NAJAF QADISSIYA OthersTHI-QAR include:Basrah Diyala,Anbar, OthersMISSANBabylon,Salah al-Din include: Baghdad, and Anbar,Diyala, Anbar Ninewa Babylon,Salah2,496 and al-Din KirkukBaghdad, and Anbar Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: Diyala,Salah al-Din,MUTHANNAOthers KERBALABaghdad Diyala, include: and BaghdadBabylon SalahKutDiyala, al-Din, and Baghdad Kirkuk Diyala, and BaghdadBabylon and Kirkuk 3,240 NAJAF + + 19 10% Babylon 7 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar10% Babylon 85% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 56% Al-ZubairNinewa 45% Ninewa 1,27818% Anbar 17%21% Kirkuk Kirkuk 58%85% NinewaNinewaAl-Azezia 528 99% Ninewa + + 1 5% Others QADISSIYAANBAR QADISSIYA 1% Others THI-QARBABYLON THI-QAR 1 5% Others ANBAR 9% Others 20% Others BABYLON 14% Baghdad 18% Others5% Others 1% Others Others include: Anbar, Kirkuk, Diyala, Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa Others include: Baghdad and Salah al-Din AbuOthers Al-Khaseeb include: Baghdad,Others Salah include: al-Din,1,182 Baghdad,Diyala and Anbar, Babylon Diyala and Babylon OthersOthers Al-Suwaira include:include: SalahAnbar, al-Din, Kirkuk, Kirkuk Diyala,390 and Salah Diyala al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar 63%71% NinewaAnbar 71%63% AnbarNinewa 32% Kirkuk27% Babylon 32% 27%Kirkuk Babylon 56%88% NinewaBabylon 88%56% BabylonNinewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk ► Governorates of origin 2%5% Others Others 2%5% Others Others ► Governorates of origin 3%9% Others Others 9% Others WASSIT BASRAH 3% Others MISSAN OthersMUTHANNA include: BaghdadSalah al-Din,Others and Baghdad,Salah include: al-Din Ninewa,SalahBaghdad al-Din, Kirkukand Baghdad,Salah and al-Din Diyala Ninewa, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Baghdad,Anbar,Others WASSITBaghdad, Salah include: al-Din, Diyala, DiyalaAnbar,Baghdad, Salah and al-DinBaghdad, Salah Babylon and al-Din, Diyala, Kirkuk Diyala Salah andal-Din Babylon and Kirkuk BASRAH 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 29% Ninewa 19% Anbar 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 29% Ninewa 19% Anbar 11% Others MISSAN MISSAN 8% Others MUTHANNA MUTHANNA 20% Others KERBALA KERBALA 14% Baghdad 18% Others NAJAF NAJAF 11% Others 8% Others Others include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 14% Salah al-Din10% Babylon14% Salah al-Din10% Babylon 10% Anbar 10% Anbar Others include: Baghdad, Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala, Baghdad and Babylon 45%85% Ninewa 85%45% NinewaNinewa 21% Kirkuk 21% Kirkuk 58%99% Ninewa 99%58% Ninewa 20% Others 14% Baghdad 18% Others 3,7145% Others IDPs 20% Others5% Others 14% Baghdad1% Others 18% 3,270Others1% OthersIDPs QADISSIYA QadissiyaTHI-QAROthers include: Baghdad,Anbar,Others Kirkuk, Anbar, include:Diyala, Diyala SalahAnbar, Baghdad,and Babylonal-Din Kirkuk, Anbar, and Diyala, BaghdadDiyala Salah and al-DinBabylon and Baghdad Others include: SalahDiyala,Thi-Qar al-Din,Others QADISSIYASalah Kirkukal-Din include: and Diyala,Salah AnbarDiyala al-Din, Salah al-DinKirkuk andand AnbarDiyala THI-QAR ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 61+ 55+ 63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 20 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk 63% Ninewa 22 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk 5% Others WASSITDiwaniya WASSIT 2,322 9% Others BASRAH BASRAHNassriya 1,866 5% Others 9% Others

+ + 10% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad, Salah10 al-Din, Diyala and Babylon 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad17 and Salah al-Din 10% Kirkuk Others include: Baghdad, Salah al-Din, Diyala and Babylon 80% Ninewa Afaq 80% Ninewa822 34% Salah al-Din 34%29% Salah Ninewa Al-Rifa’ial-Din 29%19% NinewaAnbar 73819% Anbar + + 1 11% Others 11% Others 0 8% Others 8% Others MISSAN MUTHANNAOthers include: Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala, MISSANBaghdad and Babylon MUTHANNA Al-Shamiya Others include:402 Diyala, Salah al-Din and Anbar OthersSuq Al-Shoyokh include: Diyala, Baghdad and492 Babylon 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa ► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin 20% Others QADISSIYA QADISSIYA 14% Baghdad 18% Others THI-QAR THI-QAR 20% Others 14% Baghdad 18% Others Others include: Baghdad, Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Baghdad, Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala 63% Ninewa 63% Ninewa 32% Kirkuk 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 56% Ninewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk 5% Others 5% Others 9% Others 9% Others Others include: BaghdadOthers and Salah include: al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include: al-Din, DiyalaBaghdad, and Salah Babylon al-Din, Diyala and Babylon

MISSAN MISSAN MUTHANNA MUTHANNA 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 10% Anbar 45% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 20% Others 20% Others 14% Baghdad 18%14% Others Baghdad 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad, and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: Salah al-Din,Others Kirkuk include: and Salah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala

3 IOM IRAQ NINEWA NINEWA DAHUK DAHUK

99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 1% Others 1% Others 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Erbil,Others Salah al-Din, include: Kirkuk, Erbil, SalahBaghdad, al-Din, Anbar Kirkuk, and DiyalaBaghdad, Anbar and Diyala Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Anbar, BaghdadSalah al-Din, and KirkukAnbar, Baghdad and Kirkuk

ERBIL ERBIL SULAIMANIYAHSULAIMANIYAH 10% Salah al-Din 10% Salah al-Din 47% Ninewa 47% Ninewa 30% Anbar 30% Anbar 24% Salah al-Din 20%Baghdad24% Salah al-Din 18% Diyal20%Baghdad 16% Anbar 18% Diyal 16% Anbar 13% Others 13% Others 22% Others 22% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Kirkuk, include: Erbil Baghdad, and Diyala Kirkuk, Erbil and Diyala Others include: Ninewa,Others Babylon include: and Ninewa, Kirkuk Babylon and Kirkuk

KIRKUK KIRKUK SALAH AL-DINSALAH AL-DIN 10% Ninewa 10% Ninewa 9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 58% Kirkuk 22% Salah al-Din 22% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 90% Salah al-Din 10% Others 10% Others 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Diyala,Others Anbar, include: Baghdad, Diyala, Babylon Anbar, and Baghdad, Erbil Babylon and Erbil Others include: Diyala,Others Ninewa include: and AnbarDiyala, Ninewa and Anbar

DIYALA DIYALA BAGHDAD BAGHDAD 8% Salah al-Din 8% Salah al-Din 86% Diyala 86% Diyala 47% Anbar 47% Anbar 21% Babylon 20% Ninewa21% Babylon 20% Ninewa 6% Others 6% Others 12% Others 12% Others Others include: Anbar,Others Babylon, include: Baghdad, Anbar, Ninewa Babylon, and Baghdad, Kirkuk Ninewa and Kirkuk Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Diyala, BaghdadSalah al-Din, and Diyala,Kirkuk Baghdad and Kirkuk

ANBAR ANBAR BABYLON BABYLON 9% Ninewa 9% Ninewa

71% Anbar 71% Anbar 27% Babylon 27% Babylon 88% Babylon 88% Babylon

2% Others 2% Others 3% Others 3% Others Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Baghdad, Salah Ninewa, al-Din, Kirkuk Baghdad, and DiyalaNinewa, Kirkuk and Diyala Others include: Anbar,Others Baghdad, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah Baghdad, al-Din and Diyala, Kirkuk Salah al-Din and Kirkuk

KERBALA KERBALA NAJAF NAJAF 10% Babylon 10% Babylon 85% Ninewa 85% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 99% Ninewa 5% Others 5% Others 1% Others 1% Others Others include: Anbar,Others Kirkuk, include: Diyala, Anbar, Salah Kirkuk,al-Din and Diyala, Baghdad Salah al-Din and Baghdad Others include: Diyala,Others Salah include: al-Din and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar MASTER LIST REPORT 120

WASSIT WASSIT BASRAH BASRAH DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW9% Kirkuk 9% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 10% Kirkuk 80% Ninewa 80% Ninewa 34% Salah al-Din 34% 29%Salah Ninewa al-Din 29%19% Ninewa Anbar 19% Anbar Missan 11%2,040 Others IDPs 11% Others Muthanna 8% Others 8%930 Others IDPs Others include: Diyala,Others Salah include:al-Din and Diyala, Anbar Salah al-Din and Anbar Others include: Diyala,Others Baghdad include: and Diyala,Babylon Baghdad and Babylon ► Three main districts of displacement ► Three main districts of displacement 57+ 78+ 31 7 QADISSIYAAmara QADISSIYA 1,650 THI-QAR THI-QARAl-Samawa 594 + + 7 5

Al-Mejar63% Ninewa Al-Kabir 63% Ninewa 162 32% Kirkuk 32% Kirkuk 56% Ninewa 56%Al-Rumaitha Ninewa 18% Anbar 17% Kirkuk18%300 Anbar 17% Kirkuk + + 2 1 5% Others 5% Others 9% Others 9% Others OthersQal’at include: Saleh BaghdadOthers and include: Salah108 al-Din Baghdad and Salah al-Din Others include: Baghdad,Others Salah include:Al-Khidhir al-Din, Baghdad, Diyala and Salah Babylon al-Din,36 Diyala and Babylon

► Governorates of origin ► Governorates of origin MISSAN MISSAN MUTHANNA MUTHANNA 14% Salah al-Din 14% Salah al-Din 10% Anbar 10% Anbar 45% Ninewa 45% Ninewa 21% Kirkuk 21% Kirkuk 58% Ninewa 58% Ninewa 20% Others 20% Others 14% Baghdad 18%14% Others Baghdad 18% Others Others include: Baghdad,Others Anbar, include: Diyala Baghdad, and Babylon Anbar, Diyala and Babylon Others include: SalahOthers al-Din, include:Kirkuk andSalah Diyala al-Din, Kirkuk and Diyala IDP SITUATION UPDATE

Overall IDP figures: During January and February 2021, DTM identified and Al-Ba’aj (96,939). The second and third largest shares of IDPs come from 1,205,767 IDPs (207,213 households) dispersed across 18 governorates, 105 Salah al-Din and Anbar governorates, from where respectively 12 per cent and 11 districts, and 2,897 locations in Iraq. This represents a decrease of 18,341 IDP per cent of the total caseload originate. The top districts of origin in Salah Al-Din individuals from the number counted in the November-December 2020 period. Governorate are (38,874), Balad (30,258) and (26,922), while By far, the most significant decrease took place in Ninewa (-12,838; -5%), followed in Anbar they are (63,991), Falluja (45,851) and Al-Ka’im (9,573). by Dahuk (-4,022; -2%), Najaf (-786; -7%), and Baghdad (-578; -2%). Otherwise, Shelter types: Across the country, 76 per cent of IDP individuals are living in increases in the number of IDP individuals were recorded in certain governorates, private settings (912,234), 15 per cent are in camps (187,555), and 9 per cent mainly Erbil (1,225; 1%) and (470; <1%). (105,210) are in critical shelters. A decrease in the number of IDPs residing in New and secondary displacements: Despite the overall decrease in the total camps (-17,795) in this round was recorded, following decreases in the previous caseload of IDPs across the country, 15,017 IDP individuals arrived in assessed two rounds (-47,400 in November-December 2020, and -10,605 in September- location during January and February 2021. The majority of these new arrivals October 2020) throughout the period of camps being closed or consolidated. arrived from other locations of displacement (13,547; 90%), representing a The two most significant decreases in the number of IDPs living in camp settings decrease in secondarily displaced individuals from the number counted in the were recorded in the districts of Hamdaniyah (-10,960) and Mosul (-2,490) in November-December 2020 period (22,927). Among those who became re- Ninewa governorate,2 while smaller decreases were recorded in the district of displaced in January-February 2021, a total of 2,706 indivduals had previously been Falluja (-1,685) in Anbar, as well as the district of Sumel (-1,310) in Dahuk. displaced in camps in Ninewa (2,676) and Kirkuk (30). The highest number of Furthermore, in January-February 2021, a total of 105,210 IDPs were recorded secondary displacements were recorded in the governorates of Ninewa (3,345), as living in critical shelters, representing an increase of 504 from the November- Erbil (2,133), Anbar (2,046), Sulaymaniyah (1,724), and Dahuk (1,524). December 2020 period. This increase was attributed to a significant increase in Additionally, in the January-February 2021 period, a total of 1,062 individuals were the number of IDPs residing in collective sites in (8,508 up from 7,260), with these recorded as having become displaced from their area of origin for the first time, increases all taking place in Anbar. In addition, increases in the number of IDPs living with almost all of this group having arrived in Sulaymaniyah (1,032), while very small in uninhabitable rental shelters were recorded in Ninewa (3,978 up from 3,786) as numbers were recorded in Diyala (24) and Dahuk (6). Most of these IDPs fled well as Anbar (162 up from 6). At governorate level, the highest number of IDPs from Baghdad (516), Diyala (234), Salah al-Din (108), and Anbar (90). The main living in critical shelters is in Dahuk with 26,646 (582 fewer than the last round), reasons for these IDPs becoming displaced for the first time in Sulaymaniyah were followed by Anbar with 20,628 (180 more than the last round), Ninewa with related to a lack of access to basic services and employment in Anbar, Salah al-Din, 19,608 (606 more than the last round), and Salah Al-Din with 17,016 (114 fewer Baghdad and Diyala, while the poor security situation was reported as a major than the last round). Districts hosting the highest numbers of IDPs living in critical reason in the latter two governorates. shelters include Sumel (21,600), Falluja (15,222), (8,112), Kirkuk (7,344), Furthermore, a total of 408 individuals have reportedly failed to return to their and Mosul (7,164). Additionally, there are 89 locations where all IDPs are living in governorates of origin and have had to re-displace again. As with previous rounds, critical shelters, with the highest numbers recorded in the districts of Falluja (15 most individuals who failed to return had intended to return to their area of origin locations), Al-Shikhan (5), Basrah (4), and Erbil (4). in Anbar governorate (276), especially to the districts of Ana (90) and Heet (72). Figure 2. IDP shelter types Smaller numbers of individuals also failed to return to their area of origin in Diyala (42), Salah al-Din (42), Kirkuk (30), Ninewa (12), and Baghdad (6). The main <1% PRIVATE SETTINGS reported reasons for failed returns to Anbar relate to a lack of job opportunities 912,234 9% 72+28V and public services there, along with ongoing safety and security issues. In addition, failed returns to Baghdad, Diyala and Salah al-Din were also due to safety and CAMPS 15% 187,555 security issues, while the main reason in Kirkuk related to individuals not having the 20+80V financial means to remain there upon return. Otherwise, the main reason for failed CRITICAL SHELTERS returns to Ninewa was due to IDPs’ pre-displacement homes being destroyed or 8+92V 105,210 severely damaged. 76% UNKOWN IDP areas of origin: 57 per cent of the current caseload of IDPs come from ? Ninewa Governorate (687,875), especially from Mosul (255,921), Sinjar (202,231), 76+158+1+B1+99V 768 2 The camps that IDPs departed from in Al-Hamdaniyah were As Salamyiah (11,015) and Hasansham (30). In addition, all IDPs who departed from camps in Mosul had been in 4 Qayyarah-Jad’ah 5 (2,490). MASTER LIST REPORT 120

RETURNS OVERVIEW

The below graphs show (1) the number of returnees in all governorates of origin, (2) the number of returnees in each main district and (3) the proportion of returnees per governorate of last displacement for each governorate of origin.

Ninewa 1,904,358 Returnees Anbar 1,505,412 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 56+19 40+36 Mosul 1,055,064 Ramadi 600,540 + + 9 12 Telafar 357,042 Falluja 541,572 + + 1 1 Al-Hamdaniya 168,726 Heet 176,406

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 9% Erbil 68% Ninewa 43% Anbar 21% Baghdad 16% Erbil 10% Dahuk 13% Others 20% Others Others: Najaf, Kerbala,Baghdad, Babylon, Kirkuk, Wassit, Sulaymaniyah, Others: Kirkuk, Sulaymaniyah, Babylon, Salah al-Din, Dahuk, Kerbala, Ninewa and Diyala Salah al-Din, Basrah, Missan, Qadissiya, Thi-Qar, Muthanna, Diyala and Anbar

Salah al-Din 709,998 Returnees Kirkuk 348,138 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 25+23 48+44 175,368 Al-Hawiga 168,702 + + 17 5 Al-Shirqat 162,366 Kirkuk 154,680 + + 1 1 Baiji 119,748 17,520

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 9% Salah al-Din 47% Salah al-Din 25% Kirkuk 15% Erbil 44% Kirkuk 40% Sulaymaniyah 13% Others 7% Others Others: Sulaymaniyah, Baghdad, Dahuk, Basrah, Kerbala, Najaf, Diyala, Missan, Babylon, Others: Erbil, Ninewa, Baghdad and Babylon Thi-Qar and Wassit

Diyala 236,796 Returnees Baghdad 91,404 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 43+31 54+26 101,190 Mahmoudiya 49,518 + + 25 12 Al-Khalis 74,430 Abu Ghraib 23,406 + + 1 1 Al-Muqdadiya 59,856 Tarmia 10,716

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 9% Sulaymaniyah 4% Babylon 79% Diyala 90% Baghdad 1% Others

11% Kirkuk 1% Others 5% Erbil Others: Baghdad, Erbil and Kerbala Others: Sulaymaniyah, Kerbala and Missan

Erbil 54,942 Returnees Dahuk 768 Returnees ► Three main districts of return ► Three main districts of return 90+88 90+88 Makhmour 54,942 Zakho 768

► Governorates of last displacement ► Governorates of last displacement 10% Kirkuk 72% Erbil 17% Ninewa 100% Dahuk 1% Salah al-Din

5 IOM IRAQ MASTER LIST REPORT 120 RETURNS OVERVIEW RETURNEE SITUATION UPDATE

Overall return figures: DTM identified a total of 4,851,816 returnees of whom 1,320 arrived in this round. Additionally, while a relatively small (808,636 households) across 8 governorates, 38 districts, and 2,140 number of individuals have returned to Sinjar overall (116,790; 2%), a locations in Iraq. A total of 20,250 returnees were recorded in the significant number arrived there between January and February 2021 January-February 2021 period. This is lower than the number of new (5,598) – making it the most common district of return in this round. A returnees recorded in the previous three periods in 2020: November- further 3,000 returnees arrived to Al-Ba’aj in this round, bringing its total December (49,152), September-October (38,364), and July-August number of arrivals to 53,130 (1%), while an additional 1,710 returnees (25,920). It is also one of the lowest monthly return rates recorded since arriving to Al-Hawiga brought its total number to 168,702 (3%). 2015. This low return rate compared to previous rounds may be partially Shelter types: In the January-February 2021 period, the majority of new attributable to the closure and consolidation of camps that mainly took returnees (16,224) were identified as having arrived to their habitual place between September and December 2020, and the subsequent residences that are in good condition, bringing the overall number in increase in returns during that time. The low return rate may also be this shelter type to 4,593,924 (95% of all returnees). Additionally, 2,646 related to the movement restrictions imposed across the country from returnees arrived to shelters in critical condition, taking the total number 3 mid-February 2021, in response to growing cases of the Coronavirus. residing in them to 179,742 (4% of all returnees). The remaining 1,380 new Additionally, movements of individuals to Ninewa governorate’s Sinjar returnees in this round arrived to private settings, with the total number district, which took place at significant rates in the second half of 2020, of those residing in this shelter type now 78,150 (1% of all returnees). have slowed since December 2020; no arrivals have been recorded since The highest number of returnee individuals living in shelters in critical 18 February 2021.4 condition are in Ninewa governorate (57,744, amounting to 32% of Recent return movements: Governorates with the highest numbers of all returnees residing in this shelter type), especially in the districts of overall returnees include Ninewa (1,904,358 with 15,204 new returnees Mosul (32,556), Sinjar (7,986), and Telafar (7,332). A high number of since the last round), Anbar (1,505,412 with 780 new returnees), and returnee individuals living in critical shelters was also recorded in Anbar Salah al-Din (709,998 with 1,254 new returnees). During the January- governorate (44,820; 25%), with this group mainly located in the districts February 2021 period, DTM recorded a total of 10,902 returnees arriving of Falluja (15,480), Ramadi (13,926), and Al-Ka’im (10,128). In addition, a from camps. This follows higher numbers of returnees arriving from further 43,284 returnee individuals live in critical shelters in Salah Al-Din camps during November-December 2020 (31,422) as well as September- governorate (24%), with most of this group spread across three districts: 5 October 2020 (12,198). Baiji (13,086), Al-Shirqat (9,558), and Tikrit (9,444). The majority of those who came from camp settings returned to Ninewa Overall, in the January-February 2021 period, there are 10 locations governorate (9,960), especially to the districts of Sinjar (4,194), Al-Ba’aj where all returnees are living in shelters in critical condition, where a (2,616), and Mosul (2,298). A further 594 individuals who came from total of 4,914 individuals have arrived (up marginally from 4,896 in the camp settings arrived to , with all arriving to the district November-December 2020 period). All returnees are living in shelters of Makhmur (594), while 324 arrived to Anbar governorate, mainly to in critical condition in four locations in Ninewa governorate (where the districts of Falluja (132) and Al-Ka’im (102). Furthermore, between 594 individuals are residing), two locations in Anbar governorate (3,126 January and February 2021, returns took place to three locations in the individuals), two locations in Salah al-Din (960 individuals), and one in each governorate of Ninewa that had previously witnessed no returns. Reasons of Kirkuk (132 individuals) and Diyala (102 individuals). for these returns included families’ houses being rehabilitated, while others returned following the closure of camps where they were residing. Figure 3. Returnee shelter types

District level figures: As with the last two rounds, Mosul in Ninewa 4% 1% governorate remains the district with the highest number of returnees HABITUAL RESIDENCE 4,593,924 with 1,055,064 individuals (22% of the total caseload), of whom 4,338 95+5V were recorded as arriving in this round. Additionally, in CRITICAL SHELTERS Anbar governorate has the second highest number of returnees (600,540; 179,742 12%), of whom only 42 were recorded as arriving in this round, while 3+97V

Falluja in the same governorate also has received a high number (541,572; PRIVATE SETTINGS 11%), of whom 378 arrived in this round. Otherwise, a significant number 95% 2+98V 78,150 of returnees have also returned to the district of Telafar (357,042; 7%),

3 Since March 2020, DTM has produced multiple COVID-19 Mobility Restrictions reports, covering 95the impacts of restrictions and public health+41++B measures on Iraqi citizens and migrants across the country, including at Points of Entry (PoEs) with neighbouring countries (Syria, Turkey and Iran). All products are available at the following link: http://iraqdtm.iom.int/COVID19/MovementRestrictions_HealthMeasures

4 Between June 2020 and February 2021, DTM Iraq implemented an Emergency Tracking exercise that tracked the movements of individuals returning to Ninewa governorate’s Sinjar and Al-Ba’aj districts from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq as well as internally from within Ninewa. All products are available at this link: http://iraqdtm.iom.int/IdpMovements

5 Between September 2020 and February 2021, DTM Iraq implemented an Emergency Tracking exercise that tracked the movements of IDPs departing from camps to other locations following the closure or re-classification of camps. Products are available at this link:http://iraqdtm.iom.int/IdpMovements#Camp 6 MASTER LIST REPORT 120

Map 1. Presence of IDPs and returnees by area

Dahuk

Erbil Ninewa

Sulaymaniyah Kirkuk

Salah Al-Din

Diyala

Anbar Baghdad

Wassit Kerbala Babylon

Qadissiya Missan

Najaf Thi-Qar

IDP and returnee Basrah Muthanna 2232 2233 12 13 22 Returnee individuals 12 12 112 112 2 IDP individuals 11 12 33

7 IOM IRAQ MASTER LIST REPORT 120

METHODOLOGY IOM’s DTM aims to monitor displacement and provide accurate data about the IDP and returnee populations in Iraq. Data is collected through IOM’s Rapid Assessment and Response Teams (RARTs), composed of over 100 staff members deployed across Iraq. Data collection for Round 120 took place during the months of January and February 2021 across 18 governorates. Data from the IDP Master List and Returnee Master List is gathered through a well-established large network of over 9,500 key informants that includes community leaders, mukhtars, local authorities and security forces. Additional information is gathered from government registration data and partner agencies. IOM RARTs collect Master List data continuously and report it bi-monthly. However, limited access due to security issues and other operational constraints can affect information-gathering activities. The variation in displacement figures observed between different reporting periods, in addition to true variation of the population figures, may be influenced by other factors such as the continuous identification of previously displaced groups and the inclusion of data on secondary displacements within Iraq. The displaced populations are identified through a process of collection, verification, triangulation and validation of data. IOM continues to closely coordinate with federal, regional and local authorities to maintain a shared and accurate understanding of displacement across Iraq. To facilitate analysis, this report divides Iraq into three regions: the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) includes Dahuk, Sulaymaniyah and Erbil Governorates; the South includes Basrah, Missan, Najaf, Thi-Qar, Qadissiya and Muthana Governorates; and the Central North includes Anbar, Babylon, Baghdad, Diyala, Kerbala, Kirkuk, Ninewa, Salah al-Din and Wassit Governorates. Calculations used to determine the number of individuals: The number of individuals is calculated by multiplying the number of households by six, the average size of an Iraqi household as per governmental statistics, for all out-of-camp IDPs and returnees. Since the July-August 2020 period (Round 117), the number of individuals for in-camp IDPs has been calculated by multiplying the number of households by five, which is the average household size consistent with data from the Iraq Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Cluster since 2018. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on out-of-camp IDPs, please refer to the CCCM Cluster website. In all Master List rounds prior to Round 117 (July-August 2020), the number of in-camp IDPs was calculated by multiplying the number of households by six. Since the calculation methodology is consistent between Rounds 117 to 120, comparative analysis between these four datasets will not be affected. However, it should be noted that comparing the number of in-camp IDPs between Rounds 117 to 120 with any previous rounds will be affected by the change in the revised calculation methodology

The methodology uses the following definitions: The DTM considers as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) all Iraqis who were forced to flee from 1 January 2014 onwards and are still displaced within national borders at the moment of the assessment. The DTM considers as returnees all those displaced since January 2014 who have returned to their location of origin, irrespective of whether they have returned to their former residence or to another shelter type. The definition of returnees is not related to the criteria of returning in safety and dignity, nor with a defined durable solutions strategy. The location is defined as an area that corresponds either to a village for rural areas or a neighbourhood for urban areas (i.e. fourth official administrative division). Habitual residence is the same residence prior to displacement. Private settings include owned property, rented houses, hotels/motels and host families. Critical shelters include informal settlements, religious buildings, schools and unfinished or abandoned buildings. For returnees, it also includes habitual residences that are severely damaged or destroyed and for IDPs, long-term rental accomodations that are unfit for habitation (having characteristics of unfinished or severely damaged buildings).

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The information contained in this report is for general information purposes only. Names and boundaries IOM Iraq thanks the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of on DTM information products do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by IOM. The information in Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM) for its continued the DTM portal is the result of data collected by IOM field teams and complements information provided support. IOM Iraq also expresses its gratitude to IOM Iraq’s and generated by governmental and other entities in Iraq. IOM Iraq endeavors to keep this information as Rapid Assessment and Response Team (RART) members up to date and accurate as possible, but makes no claim —expressed or implied— on the completeness, for their work in collecting the data, often in very difficult accuracy and suitability of the information provided through this report. Challenges that should be taken into circumstances; their tireless efforts are the groundwork of account when using DTM data in Iraq include the fluidity of the displaced population movements along with this report. repeated emergency situations and limited access to large parts of the country. In no event will IOM be liable for any loss or damage, whether direct, indirect or consequential, related to the use of this report and the information provided herein.