EAST, HORN OF AFRICA AND YEMEN Displacement of Somalis: Refugees, asylum-seekers and IDPs showing host countries with more than 1,000 Somalis | as of 31 October 2018 HOST COUNTRIES OF SOMALI REFUGEES REGIONS OF ORIGIN OF SOMALI REFUGEES AND ASYLUM-SEEKERS Banadir 22% DJIBOUTI Ethiopia 31.9% 21% MILLION AWDAL BARI 5,500 SANAAG 6,300 700 3.46 Yemen 31.8% Lower Juba WOQOOYI 18% GALBEED TOTAL DISPLACED SOMALIS 9,400 TOGDHEER 1,600 SOOL 31.8% Bay 14% 1,500 NUGAL 5,400 Uganda 2.7% 8% ETHIOPIA Bakol 4% 807,357 Djibouti 1.5% 3,500 3% GALGADUUD REFUGEES AND ASYLUM-SEEKERS Eritrea <0.5% 4,700 BAKOOL Other regions 9% HIRAAN 27,200 10,300

GEDO * 127,300 BAY MAIN REFUGEE-HOSTING AGE AND GENDER COMPOSITION 87,100 8,000 MILLION BANADIR LOWER SHABELLE 19,400 133,900 locations hosting > 20,000 Somalis A

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INTERNALLY DISPLACED IN E 52,200 K LOWER JUBA Less than 10,000 Ethiopia | Dollo Ado 33% 110,200 Banadir 19% 58% 81% 10,000 - 30,000 Bay 10% Kenya | Dadaab 31% 30,001 - 100,000 WOMEN & Above 100,000 Sool 9% ☹ CHILDREN ☹ below 18 yrs ☽ Gedo 8% Yemen | Aden 7% CHILDREN An estimated 203,000 Somalis whose areas of origin information Bari 7% is unknown/unspecified are not shown on the map. These include Ethiopia | Jijiga 176,000 Somalis in Yemen, and some 27,000 Somalis in Ethiopia, Lower Juba 6% 5.6% Kenya and Uganda. Areas of origin statistics as of 30 April 2018 or Mudug 6% latest available. Kenya | Kakuma 5.1% Galgaduud 5% Dollo Ado includes Buramino, Bokolmanyo, Hilaweyne, Kobe and Lower Shabelle 5% Yemen | Sanaa 4% Melkadida refugee camps. Dadaab includes Dagahaley, Togdheer 5% 39% 3% Hagadera, Ifo and Ifo 2 refugee camps. Jijiga includes Awbarre, Kebribeyah and Sheder refugee camps. South-Western Uganda Woqooyi Galbeed 4% Kenya | Nairobi 3% ☻☽ ADULTS ELDERLY includes Nakivale, Kyaka II, Kyangwali and Kiryandongo refugee Other regions 15% 18-59 yrs ☿ camps. * Estimated internally displaced persons as of 28 February 2018 Other locations 12% above 60 yrs Some 174,000 Somalis in Yemen dispersed in unknown locations Source: Somalia Information Management Working Group are not shown in the graph.

Red Sea SAUDI ARABIA OMAN

ERITREA 2,135 YEMEN 257,033 $ SUDAN

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DJIBOUTI 12,439

AWDAL SANAAG BARI Abyei WOQOOYI TOGDHEER ☪ area* GALBEED SOMALILAND ETHIOPIA 594,000 IDPs SOOL 257,283 NUGAL ☪ SOUTH SUDAN 413,000 IDPs

MUDUG SOMALIA

BAKOOL GALGADUUD HIRAAN

GEDO Lake Turkana MIDDLE UGANDA SHABELLE DEMOCRATIC 22,064 BAY REPUBLIC OF Lake LOWER BANADIR Albert THE CONGO MIDDLE JUBA SHABELLE KENYA INDIAN ☪ OCEAN 256,403 LOWER JUBA SOUTH CENTRAL Lake Edward 1.64M IDPs Lake Victoria

Lake Kivu RWANDA

Number of Somali refugees and asylum-seekers BURUNDI UNITED REPUBLIC OF Somali refugee movements Note: Arrows do not reflect size of population Lake TANZANIA Tanganyika 50km flows or actual routes of movement

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Final boundaries between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of South Sudan and Somalia Figures shown are provisional and subject to change. Printing date: 20 Nov 2018 Sources: Refugee statistics - UNHCR Country offices as of 31 October 2018. Statistics for Ethiopia as of 31 August 2018. Somalia IDP estimates as of 31 July 2018, Somalia IMWG. Boundaries - UNCS, UNDP Author: UNHCR Regional Service Centre in Nairobi Feedback: [email protected]