Dtm Round 107 December 2018

districts and 1,578 locations. 33 8governorates, (694,220families)across 4,165,320 returnees alsoidentified DTM thesameperiod, For inIraq. and 3,214locations 108districts after January 18governorates, 2014,dispersedacross displaced were (300,472families) who 1,802,832IDPs identified 2018,DTM of31December 2018.As andDecember November duringof themonths place 107took round collectionData for report. inthis presented this newcycle the district was ofIDPs, oforigin collected under firstadditionaldata The in-depth more information. for dynamicsandtheneed displacement cycle reflect thecurrent to abi-monthly to collection adjusted data was In 107theDTM round This figure reports the number of IDPs and returnees since April 2014 and April 2015 respectively. AprilApril 2014and returnees 2015 since reports and figure thenumberofIDPs This Figure HIGHLIGHTS (%) Returnees (%) IDPS change www.iraqdtm.iom.int # ofindividuals As ofDec31 0.5M 1.5M 2.5M 3.5M 1M 2M 3M 4M - change 1 . Displacementovertime 1,802,832 Individuals APR 2014 IDPs +8 MAY +79 +25 JUL IDPS RETURNEES 1,802,832 +59 DTM ROUND107 TRACKING MATRIX DISPLACEMENT 2018 +3 SEP +8 +6 NOV in 2018 displaced Individuals +6 2,615,988 +8 JAN 2015 2017 +10 +6 MAR [email protected] +6 3,034,614 +47 +7 MAY 2016 +30 +2 150,222 Secondary displaced +33 +2 JUL First timedisplaced +22 0 +12 +1 SEP 28,446 28,446 3,234,906 300,472 Families +9 1 2015 +4 0 NOV +6 +3 +10 +1 JAN 2016 +4 +1 2,123,340 2014 1 +2 MAR +19 2 +11 1 MAY +4 0 +6 +1 JUL +7 1 following a failed attempt to return to their location of origin. oforigin. theirlocation to return to afailedattempt following or ofdisplacement locations (28,446)eitherbetween displaced secondarily were thefirsttime(28,446)andthosewho for displaced includesbothindividualswho figure This 150,222 individuals. was numberofIDPs 944,958and thetotal in2018was recorded returnees total numberof The figures. yearly cumulative provide to further thisreport As thedata analysed isthelastof2018,DTM (9,390,-15%). (14,268, -10%),Dahuk(9,636,-3%)andAnbar being:Salah al-Din governorates three top The Sulaymaniyah. except all governorates across 63,762 IDPs of decrease a recorded DTM period, same the (7,314). For SalahAnbar (14,976) and al-Din Ninewa (22,416individuals), governorates: three Most to returned 107. during round recorded were returnees additional 51,696 An +7 1 SEP # ofindividuals As ofDec 31 +10 3 +16 4 NOV 4,165,320 Individuals +9 2 Returnees +10 2 JAN 2017 +7 +1 +6 +1 MAR +4 0 4,165,320 2018 +6 0 MAY +12 +9 +6 2 JUL +5 1 in 2018 individuals Returnee 3,220,362 +5 2 SEP 2017 +15 1 +5 9 NOV +17 9 +4 6 JAN 2018 1,370,862 +5 6 2016 944,958 +4 5 MAR DECEMBER 2018 +2 4 +3 3 MAY +2 2 694,220 Families 468,780 2015 +1 2 JUL +2 2 +1 2 SEP +1 1 2014 +1 3 1,802,832 NOV DEC 4,165,320 - 1 DTM ROUND 107 | DEC 2018 DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX | DTM DECEMBER 2018 OVERVIEW IDP DISTRICTS OF ORIGIN PER GOVERNORATE IDP DISTRICTS OF ORIGIN PER GOVERNORATE OF DISPLACEMENT To gain a better insight into where IDPs originate from, in round 107 DTM collected information on the district of origin of the current caseload of IDPs. As of 15 December 2018, IDPs come from 51 districts across eight governorates: Anbar (8 districts), Babylon (4 districts), Baghdad (10 districts), Erbil (1 district), Diyala (6 districts), Kirkuk (4 districts), Ninewa (9 districts) and Salah al-Din (9 districts). However, despite this spread, half of all IDPs come from just five districts. Of these, the top four districts are all in Ninewa Governorate: Mosul (300,678 individuals, 17%), Sinjar (299,694, 17%), Telafar (106,438, 6%) and Al Ba’aj (101, 346, 6%) while the fifth district Ramadi is in Anbar (85,860, 5%). At governorate level, the top five districts of origin make up the vast majority of IDPs in each governorate. In 11 of the 18 governorates the top five districts of origin account for more than 80 per cent of all IDPs and in seven governorates more than 65 per cent. In Najaf and Dahuk, for example, 99 per cent of IDPs come from the top five districts of origin. The only exception to this pattern is Sulaymaniyah where, because IDPs come from 44 different districts, the top five districts of origin only account for 40 per cent of IDPs. ANBAR 60,684 IDPs from 10 districts BABYLON 18,690 IDPs from 14 districts Al-Ka’im (Anbar) 30% Al-Musayab (Babylon) 81% Falluja (Anbar) 27% Telafar (Ninewa) 11% Al-Musayab (Babylon) 12% Ramadi (Anbar) 3% Ra’ua (Anbar) 10% Mosul (Ninewa) 2% Ana (Anbar) 10% Mahmoudiya (Baghdad) 1% BAGHDAD 69,204 IDPs from 32 districts BASRAH 7,704 IDPs from 33 dis- Ramadi (Anbar) 25% Mosul (Ninewa) 28% Falluja (Anbar) 16% Baiji (Salah Al-Din) 15% Al-Ka’im (Anbar) 16% Ramadi (Anbar) 12% Mosul (Ninewa) 12% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 8% Telafar (Ninewa) 7% Al-Shirqat (Salah al-Din) 7% DAHUK 337,596 IDPs from 14 dis- DIYALA 59,064 IDPs from 26 districts Sinjar (Ninewa) 62% Khanaqin (Diyala) 48% Mosul (Ninewa) 18% Al-Muqdadiya (Diyala) 26% Al-Ba’aj (Ninewa) 11% Al-Khalis (Diyala) 9% Telafar (Ninewa) 6% Tooz (Salah Al-Din) 3% Tilkaif (Ninewa) 2% Balad (Salah Al-Din) 3% ERBIL 211,920 IDPs from 33 districts KERBALA 22,098 IDPs from 20 districts Mosul (Ninewa) 34% Telafar (Ninewa) 61% Ramadi (Anbar) 24% Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa) 15% Falliuja (Anbar) 8% Tilkaif (Ninewa) 10% Tikrit (Salah al-Din) 7% Al-Musayab (Babylon) 4% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 6% Mosul (Ninewa) 2% DTM ROUND 107 | DEC 2018 2 DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX | DTM DECEMBER 2018 OVERVIEW 108,138 IDPs from 29 dis- KIRKUK tricts MISSAN 2,592 IDPs from 31 dis- Kirkuk (Al-Hawiga) 42% Mosul (Ninewa) 30% Salah Al-Din (Tooz) 11% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 19% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 9% Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa) 12% Ninewa (Mosul) 7% Tikrit (Salah al-Din) 5% Kirkuk (Daquq) 6% Kadhimia (Baghdad) 3% MUTHANNA 1,200 IDPs from 25 districts NAJAF 12,858 IDPs from 9 districts Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa ) 21% Telafar (Ninewa) 87% Mosul (Ninewa ) 17% Mosul (Ninewa) 8% Telafar (Ninewa) 11% Tilkaif (Ninewa) 2% Tilkaif (Ninewa) 11% Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa) 2% Mahmoudiya (Baghdad) 6% Ramadi (Anbar) 1% NINEWA 576,030 IDPs from 21 dis- QADISSIYA 11,250 IDPs from 13 dis- Mosul (Ninewa) 33% Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa) 53% Sinjar (Ninewa) 19% Telafar (Ninewa) 27% Al-Ba’aj (Ninewa) 15% Dabes (Kirkuk) 9% Hatra (Ninewa) 11% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 3% Telafar (Ninewa) 9% Abu Ghraib (Baghdad) 1% SALAH AL-DIN 137,652 IDPs from 17 dis- SULAYMANIYAH 150,894 IDPs from 44 districts Baiji (Salah al-Din) 25% Balad (Salah al-Din) 10% Balad (Salah al-Din) 23% Falluja (Anbar) 9% Tooz (Salah al-Din) 18% Al-Muqdadiya (Diyala) 7% Al-Hawiga (Kirkuk) 12% Mahmoudiya (Baghdad) 7% Samarra (Salah al-Din) 8% Al-Musayab (Babylon) 6% THI-QAR 3,552 IDPs from 23 districts WASSIT 11,706 IDPs from 13 districts Mosul (Ninewa) 31% Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa) 37% Telafar (Ninewa) 20% Telafar (Ninewa) 33% Ramadi (Anbar) 12% Al-Shirqat (Salah al-Din) 7% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 12% Kirkuk (Kirkuk) 7% Al-Hamdaniya (Ninewa) 6% Ramadi (Anbar) 6% DTM ROUND 107 | DEC 2018 3 DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX | DTM DECEMBER 2018 OVERVIEW IDP DISTRICTS OF ORIGIN Map 1. Concentration of IDPs by district of origin DTM ROUND 107 | DEC 2018 4 DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX | DTM DECEMBER 2018 OVERVIEW RETURNEES OVERVIEW Mosul District in Ninewa, hosting 23 per cent of all returnees (955,140 individuals), witnessed the highest number of returns in this round (10,422), an increase of one per cent since October. In contrast, Falluja and Anbar 95% Habitual 2% Private 3% Critical Districts in Anbar, hosting the second and third highest residence settings shelters number of returnees, witnessed very few returns this 3,960,636 Individuals 71,910 Individuals 132,774 Individuals round. Falluja hosts 528,450 returnees but only recorded an extra 240 returns this round. Similarly, Ramadi hosts Nearly all families (95%, 3,960,636 individuals) have returned to 460,062 returnees but during the reporting period no new a habitual residence that is in a good condition and two per cent families returned to this district. (71,910) are living in other private settings (host families and rented accommodation). However, three per cent of returnees (132,774) In Al-Hawiga district (Kirkuk) an additional 5,130 are living in the most vulnerable conditions in critical shelters, an individuals returned during November and December increase in the figure from 130,350 recorded in round 106. Critical 2018, making the total number of returnees143,628. shelters include informal settlements, religious buildings, schools, Of these new returnees, 57 per cent (2,916) returned unfinished and abandoned buildings and severely damaged or to Al-Riyad sub-district. Reasons for return included an destroyed habitual residences. Of those living in critical shelters improvement in infrastructure and the fact that most 85 per cent are in three governorates: 43 per cent are in Ninewa families have now been able to complete the security (57,054), 23 per cent are in Salah al-Din (30,108) and 19 per clearance necessary to return. cent are in Diyala (25,878). The top three districts hosting returnees living in a critical shelter are: Mosul (5,036), Tikrit (4,625), Ramadi (3091). There are also nine locations across Iraq where all returnees are living in a critical shelter (6870 individuals). IDPS OVERVIEW The districts that witnessed the biggest decreases in the number of IDPs were Sumel District in Dahuk (-7,338, -4%), Ramadi District in Anbar (-5802, -51%) and Kirkuk District in Kirkuk (-5664, -6%).

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