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MOVEMENT TREND TRACKING Baidoa: 24 - 30 November 2017 IOM CCCM SOMALIA MOVEMENT TREND TRACKING Baidoa: 24 - 30 November 2017 KEY MESSAGES There were 398 new arrivals and 186 exits at the Baidoa checkpoints this week. The key driving factors for displacement into the IDP sites, as usual, were insecurity and lack of food, and while those leaving cited management of their farms. Specifically, 60% of new arrivals cited lack of food and the other 40% insecurity as their reasons for displacement into Baidoa. Like last week, most came from Baidoa District (74%) and the rest from Qansax Dheere District (26%). They were heading to the IDP sites of Dhuur Iyo Qalan 2 (56%), Mogor Imaayoow (26%), Abag Haluul (12%), and Koban Dher (5%). The 186 exits this week marked the most recorded in a single week since mid-August. In general, the number IDPs passing through an MTT checkpoint in Baidoa this week of exits have been steadily increasing since then, but current figures are still well below the levels of exits seen in July and early August. All of the exits this week said that they were leaving to manage their farms. Those exiting from the IDP site of Jubada Dhexe (85%) were heading back to Sakow District in Jubaland, and the remainder exiting from Buur Cadeey site (15%) were returning to Xudur District in Bakool. The majority of the families said that they did not intend to return to the IDP sites in Baidoa. Entries and Exits at Baidoa MTT Checkpoints Entries Exits 2000 1807 1800 1690 1686 1719 1581 1600 1400 1191 1200 1089 969 10211020 996 1000 877 849 800 667 669 647 542 540 601 536 600 477 499 363 398 400 333 313 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 -200 -91 -59 -76 -57 -87 -156 -111 -112 -126 -158 -147 -141 -212 -216 -174 -177 -186 -400 -261 -258 -376 -600 -616 -800 3 Sep 5 Oct 2 Nov 2 Jul 6 Aug - - - - -1000 - 9 Jul - 7 Sep 16 Jul 23 Jul 30 Jul 9 Nov 28 Sep 28 Nov 16 17 Jun 25 Jun 20 Aug 27 Aug 21 Sep 23 Nov 30 Nov 19 Oct 26 Oct - 11 Jun 11 Jun 3 - - - 12 Oct - 14 Sep - - - - - - - - - - - 13 Aug - - 4 - -1200 - 3 5 6 8 7 10 17 24 27 Oct 27 Oct 26 Jun 26 Jun 22 12 19 31 Jul 28 Aug 15 10 14 21 17 24 13 20 29 Sep 29 Sep METHODOLOGY Movement Trend Tracking (MTT) is a movement monitoring exercise that tracks people who are moving in or out of sites on a semi-permanent or permanent basis. MTT aims to gauge the pulse of movements in and out of sites in Baidoa. MTT figures should not be considered official updates to the population figures of the sites. Rather, the data represents the intentions of IDPs and points towards general trends in their movements. In Baidoa, IOM enumerators are positioned at the 3 main checkpoints in and out of town (shown on the map on the right) from 6:30am until 5:30pm, 7 days a week. From these checkpoints, the teams identify people who are moving in or out of Baidoa with MTT checkpoints around Baidoa luggage. Interviews are done with the individual or the head of household. MTT aims to complement existing information management products on displacements and movements in Baidoa, by providing site level specific data on population movements on a regular basis, to assist agencies operating in sites and settlements with key information on: demographics of movement, area of origin, area of return/onward movement, reasons for movement and movement trends over time. IOM MTT enumerators identify new arrivals passing through the Baidoa checkpoints with luggage, and conduct interviews with the heads of household. Movement Trend Tracking (MTT) - SNAPSHOT Baidoa 24 - 30 Nov 2017 24-Nov-17 25-Nov-17 26-Nov-17 27-Nov-17 28-Nov-17 29-Nov-17 30-Nov-17 Total Balance Exit: Is family Date Entry verses Exit # coming back Entry 0 0 38 97 22 150 91 398 212 Exit 0 61 101 0 0 24 0 186 Yes 61 160 No 125 140 32% 120 Entry Exit: Is family coming 100 Exit back? 80 Entry 60 Exit 33% 40 68% Yes No 20 0 67% 24-Nov-17 25-Nov-17 26-Nov-17 27-Nov-17 28-Nov-17 29-Nov-17 30-Nov-17 GENERAL DEMOGRAPHICS REASONS FOR ENTRY AND EXIT VULNERABILITY FOR ENTRY AND EXIT ENTRY <5 5 to 17 18 - 59 60 plus Male Female Total Men Women Children Total Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female s ENTRY ENTRY d g Food farm Other family Water Health Special child in Serious - needs le le living 83 32 80 79 50 57 8 9 221 177 398 58 66 274 398 medical ied ied child disabled disabled Mentally Mentally Pregnant Pregnant Rejoining condition Insecurity Physically Education Managing Separated conditions household protection Household Employment Employment Malnourishe Breastfeedin Opportunitie Missing child Unaccompan Single parent 21% 8% 20% 20% 13% 14% 2% 2% 56% 44% 100% 15% 17% 69% 100% Uncomfortab Child Headed 24-Nov - - - - - - - - - - 24-Nov - - - - - - - - - - - - Entry: Age/Sex Entry: Female vs Male Entry: Men, Women and Children 25-Nov - - - - - - - - - - 25-Nov - - - - - - - - - - - - 100 26-Nov 38 - - - - - - - - - 26-Nov - - - - - 5 6 - 6 - - - 80 14% 27-Nov 97 - - - - - - - - - 27-Nov - - - - 7 33 44 - - - 13 - 60 Men 44% Male 28-Nov 22 - - - - - - - - - 28-Nov - - - - - - 22 - - - - - 40 17% 20 Women 29-Nov - - 150 - - - - - - - 29-Nov - - - 53 48 28 14 - 7 - - - 56% Female 0 30-Nov - - 91 - - - - - - - 30-Nov - - - 23 15 31 8 - 14 - - - 69% Children Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 157 - 241 - - - - - - - <5 5 to 17 18 - 59 60 plus EXIT <5 5 to 17 18 - 59 60 plus Male Female Total Men Women Children Total Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female s EXIT EXIT d g Food farm Other family Water Health 14 17 52 34 20 24 12 13 98 88 186 Special child in Serious - needs le le living 32 37 117 186 medical ied ied child disabled disabled Mentally Mentally Pregnant Pregnant Rejoining condition Insecurity Physically Education Managing Separated conditions household protection Household Employment Employment Malnourishe Breastfeedin Opportunitie Missing child Unaccompan Single parent 8% 9% 28% 18% 11% 13% 6% 7% 53% 47% 100% 17% 20% 63% 100% Uncomfortab Child Headed 24-Nov - - - - - - - - - - 24-Nov - - - - - - - - - - - - Exit: Age/Sex Exit: Female vs Male Exit: Men, Women and Children 25-Nov - - - - - - - 61 - - 25-Nov - - - - - 12 37 - - - 12 - 60 26-Nov - - - - - - - 101 - - 26-Nov - - - 8 - 14 15 - - - - - 17% 40 27-Nov - - - - - - - - - - 27-Nov - - - - - - - - - - - - Men 47% 28-Nov - - - - - - - - - - 28-Nov - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 Male Female 20% Women 29-Nov - - - - - - - 24 - - 29-Nov - - - - - - 7 - 7 - - - 53% 63% 0 Children 30-Nov - - - - - - - - - - 30-Nov - - - - - - - - - - - - Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 186 <5 5 to 17 18 - 59 60 plus LOCATION Place of Origin Entry District Exit Entry Region Exit District of origin in Baidoa District Region # % # % # % # % Xarardheere Aden Yabaal 0 0% Aden Yabaal 0 0% Awdal 0 0% Awdal 0 0% Tayeeglow Afgooye 0 0% Afgooye 0 0% Bakool 0 0% Bakool 4 15% Sakow Afmadow 0 0% Afmadow 0 0% Bari 0 0% Bari 0 0% Qoryooley Wanla Weyn Baardheere 0 0% Baardheere 0 0% Bay 57 100% Bay 0 0% Qandala Sheikh Badhaadhe 0 0% Badhaadhe 0 0% Galguduud 0 0% Galguduud 0 0% Luuq Qoryooley Laas Caanood Baidoa 42 74% Baidoa 0 0% Gedo 0 0% Gedo 0 0% Owdweyne Jowhar Baki 0 0% Baki 0 0% Haylaan 0 0% Haylaan 0 0% Laasqoray Jamaame Jowhar Balcad 0 0% Balcad 0 0% Hiiraan 0 0% Hiiraan 0 0% Hobyo Jalalaqsi Bandarbayla 0 0% Bandarbayla 0 0% Lower Juba 0 0% Lower Juba 0 0% Garowe Gebiley Baraawe 0 0% Baraawe 0 0% Lower Shabelle 0 0% Lower Shabelle0 0% Gaalkacyo Gaalkacyo Belet Weyne 0 0% Belet Weyne 0 0% Middle Juba 0 0% Middle Juba 23 85% Diinsoor Dhuusamarre… Ceel Waaq Belet Xaawo 0 0% Belet Xaawo 0 0% Middle Shebelle 0 0% Middle Shebelle0 0% Ceel Buur Ceel Barde Berbera 0 0% Berbera 0 0% Mudug 0 0% Mudug 0 0% Caluula Caluula Borama 0 0% Borama 0 0% Nugal 0 0% Nugal 0 0% Buur Hakaba Cabudwaaq Bulo Burto Bossaso 0 0% Bossaso 0 0% Sanaag 0 0% Sanaag 0 0% Burtinle Berbera Buaale 0 0% Buaale 0 0% Sool 0 0% Sool 0 0% Buaale Bandarbayla Bulo Burto 0 0% Bulo Burto 0 0% South Mudug 0 0% South Mudug 0 0% Berbera Badhaadhe Baraawe Burco 0 0% Burco 0 0% Togdheer 0 0% Togdheer 0 0% Aden Yabaal Baki Burtinle 0 0% Burtinle 0 0% Woqooyi Galbeed 0 0% Woqooyi Galbeed0 0% 0 5 10 15 20 25 Buuhoodle 0 0% Buuhoodle 0 0% Not indicated 0 0% Not indicated 0 0% Baardheere Aden Yabaal Buur Hakaba 0 0% Buur Hakaba 0 0% Total 57 100% Total 27 100% 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Cabudwaaq 0 0% Cabudwaaq 0 0% Cadaado 0 0% Cadaado 0 0% Cadale 0 0% Cadale 0 0% Caluula 0 0% Caluula 0 0% Caynabo 0 0% Caynabo 0 0% Entry: Sub-county of Exit: Sub-county of # Entry: Village of Entry: County (origin) # Entry: County (origin) # # # Ceel Afweyn 0 0% Ceel Afweyn 0 0% originLocation originLocation originLocation Ceel Barde 0 0% Ceel Barde 0 0% Garissa 0 Garissa 0 Dadaab 0 Dadaab 0 Garasgoof 0 Ceel Buur 0 0% Ceel Buur 0 0% Wajir 0 Wajir 0 Ijara 0 Ijara 0 Buurhelidi 0 Ceel Dheer 0 0% Ceel Dheer 0 0% Mandera 0 Mandera 0 Fafi, 0 Fafi, 0 Madiini 0 Ceel Waaq 0 0% Ceel Waaq 0 0% Balambala, 0 Balambala, 0 Hebeedow 0 Ceerigaabo 0 0% Ceerigaabo 0 0% Garissa Town 0 Garissa Town 0 Ooflow 0 Entry:County of origin Exit: County of origin Dhuusamarreeb 0 0% Dhuusamarreeb 0 0% Hulugho 0 Hulugho 0 Goofgaduud Shabeelow 0 Diinsoor 0 0% Diinsoor 0 0% Wajir East 0 Wajir East 0 Buulo Xaawo 0 Doolow 0 0% Doolow 0 0% Wajir West 0 Wajir West 0 Min Afaafli 0 Eyl 0 0% Eyl 0 0% Wajir North 0 Wajir North 0 Biilil Kuusow 0 Gaalkacyo 0 0% Gaalkacyo 0 0% Wajir South 0 Wajir South 0 Dolondoole 0 Galdogob 0 0% Galdogob 0 0% Eldas 0 Eldas 0 Xakarka 0 Garbahaarey 0 0% Garbahaarey 0 0% Tarbaj 0 Tarbaj 0 Berdaale 0 Garowe 0 0% Garowe 0 0% Mandera West 0 Mandera West 0 Awdinle 0 Garissa Wajir Mandera Gebiley 0 0% Gebiley 0 0% Garissa Wajir Mandera Mandera
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