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Somali Dashboard +Distribution Breakdown Shelter-NFI Cluster Ethiopia Coordinating Humanitarian Shelter SOMALI DASHBOARD Update 05 June 2018 HOUSEHOLDS IN NEED OF ES/NFI SUPPORT- GAP*/ DISTRIBUTIONS COMPLETED IN MAY/JUNE Key Figures *Number of HH inGA need - Number of HH suported HH in need of 48,347 Gablalu- 100 partial kits 121,848 Shelter/ NFI support Hadigala- 330 partial kits Gablablu Priority 1 HH Dembel- 140 partial kits 1,673 ERCS/IRC 31,055 Siti Priority 2 HH Erer 10,808 2,630 Fafan 42,446 Miesso Priority 3 HH 3,598 15,157 Jijiga DISTRIBUTION SINCE JANUARY 2018 Babile 1,464 10, 592 20,906 (2,482)* HH received Shelter/ NFI support Erer Gashamo 8,640 4,941 Jarar 3, 733 (1,390)* 7,594 Full Shelter/NFI kits Cash Grants Qubi 7, 343 S Berano Boh 2,114 500 partial kits Noqob Danot Doolo 1,546 4,672 NDRMC 2,537 (1,102)* 3,841 Gerbo 12,068 Partial Shelter/NFI kits 1,476 on-going* Warder Geladin Hudet Korahe 3,712 2,144 BENEFICIARIES BY EMERGENCY TYPE/AGENCY 1,500 cash grants- IOM 3,193 1,000 cash grants- NRC Guradamole Berano 2,720 290 NRC CONCERN CONFLICTIOM Shabelle FLOOD CONFLICT 3,630 2,602 9,0507,094 7,462 9,050 Karsa Dulla 16, 578 (2,482)* IRC/ERCS Afder Kelafo 2,570 1,449 Hargele 9,520 SCI 7,033 702 Mustahil 3,000 NDRMC 2,000 Deka Suftu 3,419 Liben DROUGHT 2,364 on-going* Mustahil Number of HH 3,814 9,955 1,000 fulll kits Hudet 0 SCI 1 - 500 12,718 Mubarak ON-GOING AND PLANNED DISTRIBUTIONS Dolo Odo 500 - 1,000 6,002 Hargele on-going 1,989 1,500 partial kits 1,000 - 2,000 planned 2,000 - 5,000 Moyale NDRMC Adadle- 750 full kits /NRC Kelafo- 450 partial kits /SCI 5,000 - 10,000 12,596 Berano- 640 full kits /NRC Dawa 10,000 - 20,776 Dolo Odo East Imi- 250 partial kits/ Concern 1,500 cash grants- IOM 31,316 The woredas with a number of HH smaller 200 full kits- NRC than 1,400 HH don’t appear on the map West Imi- 852 partial kits / Disclaimer: The bourndaries shown shouldn’t be CONCERN considered as authoritative Update 05 June 2018 PRIORITY 1 HOUSEHOLDS IN NEED OF SHELTER/NFI SUPPORT- GAP* DISTRIBUTION SINCE JANUARY 2018 *Number of HH in need - Number of HH suported Breakdown per Project Holder and Location (1) FULL Shelter and NFI Kits Hadgalo 64/Gablalu Aysha 174 264 Siti 856 Dembel Erer 150 Fafan CONCERN IOM IRC NRC SCI Grand Total 204 5,025 Completed 1500 1000 2000 750 2000 7250 Gursum Jijiga 745 Conflict 1500 2000 550 1000 5050 1,464 Babile Dawa 1000 1000 2,675 Maya Hudet 1000 1000 Muluko 163 Erer Erer 550 550 604 Jarar Lega Hida 550 550 0 Boh Liben 1500 2000 3500 Lega Hida Noqob Doolo 1,546 Dekasu�u 2000 2000 279 80 Qersadula 1500 1500 Selahad 207 162 Drought 1000 1000 Geladin Raso East Imi Kebridehar Lahel Yu’ub Doolo 1000 1000 745 503 225 80 2,144 Guradamole Lahel Yu'ub 777 777 2,720 Doboweyn Goroboqoqsa Afder 73 Korahe Warder 223 223 1,139 298 1,641 Flood 200 1000 1200 Karsa Dulla Adadle Kelafo Liben 200 200 223 23 9,061 Chereti Hargele 278 Mustahil Ferfer Dolo Odo 200 200 Deka Suftu Filtu 118 3,419 500 873 65 Number of HH Shabelle 1000 1000 0 Mustahil 1000 1000 Dolobay Hudet Shabelle 1 - 500 Mubarak 500 4,475 500 - 1,000 On-going 1390 1390 2,717 Dolo Odo 1,989 13, 506 1,000 - 1,500 Flood 1390 1390 Moyale 1,500- 2,000 Shabelle 1390 1390 12,596 Liben 2,000- 5,000 Dawa > 5,000 Adadle 750 750 7,009 Berano 640 640 19,788 The woredas with a number of HH smaller than 200 HH don’t appear on the map Grand Total 1500 1000 2000 2140 2000 8640 DOOLO Stocks & Partial Shelter Pipeline and NFI Kits BORENA Project Holder Donor In Kind In Cash Where in Somali Comments COOPI ECHO 1,934 1,934 in kind in Hudet IOM CERF 1 5,000 50% of total IOM CERF 2 40% of 7to,8ta0l0 60% of total IOM ECHO 1,980 254 40% of totall IOM RRF 3,595 1,405 50% of total IOM OFDA 864 180 40% of total 1,500 in kind in Liben (Dekasuftu and/or Guradamole and/or Goro NRC EHF 3 1,500 Baqaqsa) 1,500 in cash Hudet and 500 SCI EHF 2,000 in cash Moyale 400 in kind in Hudet, 400 in SCI SCI 800 Moyale SCI SCI 450 450 in kind in Kelafo NDRMC 3,000 NDRMCGrand Total 263,923 3,839 DISTRIBUTION SINCE JANUARY 2018 DISTRIBUTION SINCE JANUARY 20178 Breakdown per Project Holder and Location (1) Breakdown per Project Holder and Location (2) FULL Shelter Cash Partial Shelter and NFI Kits S Assistance and NFI Kits IOM NRC Grand Total Conflict 1500 1500 3000 Dawa 1500 1000 2500 Hudet 1500 1000 2500 CONCERN IRC/ERCS NDRMC SCI Grand Total Conflict 1000 1000 Fafan 500 500 1000 1000 Babile (Somali) 500 500 Dawa Hudet 1000 1000 Drought 2814 2814 Liben Doolo 1093 1093 Qersadula Daratole 149 149 Geladin 425 425 Flood 1102 570 2000 3672 852 1500 2352 Warder 519 519 Afder Hargele 1500 1500 Korahe 50 50 West Imi 852 852 Kebridehar 50 50 Shabelle 250 500 750 Shabelle 1671 1671 Berano 500 500 Adadle 1521 1521 East Imi 250 250 Gode 150 150 Mustahil Flood 1780 1780 Si� 570 570 Korahe 280 280 Gablalu 100 100 Kebridehar 280 280 Hadigala 330 330 Liben 1500 1500 Dambel 140 140 Dolo Ado 1500 1500 Grand Total 1102 570 2000 1000 4672 Grand Total 6094 1500 7594.
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