DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018 KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 23 Spontaneous Camps 134 106 Collective Centres 4 Completely Inaccesible Sites Total Collective Sites 276,939 1 Dispersed Settlements 130 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 19 Inaccesible Sites By Car 44,005 Collective Sites Assessed 123 Collective Sites with SMC Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites 127 Collective Sites with SMA Sidama

Hadiya Arsi KTAlaba DEMOGRAPHICS Dila Town Sidama Hadiya ! Dila Town Wolayita West Arsi Population Location IDPs D!ila Zuria Sidama ÔÔ Bale Population in collective centres 217,971 Ô Gamo GofaGedio

Bule Guji Population in spontaneous camps 58,518 ! Ô West Guji Abaya Town Borena Liben Population in dispersed settlements 450 ! ÔÔ Yirgachefe Ô Origins Zone Woreda Ô Ô ! Wenago Ô Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Kerca Ô ! Ô WGeestd eGbuji Ô Gelana MOBILITY Kercha Month of arrival Sites at which IDPs ÔÔ Yirgachefe Bule Hora Ô Ô Ô of the first IDP group March intend to return ÔÔ Yirgachefe Town Gedeo ÔÔ 116 Ô Ô Guji Ô Ô Gelana ÔÔ Ô Ô Month of arrival Time Frame Ô July ÔÔ Legend of the last IDP group Unknown Displaced individuals Ô Ô ÔKochere ÔÔ Collective sites (includes spontaneous ÔÔÔ Ô ÔÔ Ô ! 7,705 - 10,000 ÔÔÔ ÔÔ camps and collective centers) ÔÔ Ô Ô Displaced individuals (from Sites) SHELTER* Key Shelter Indicators ! 10,001 - 50,000 Ô Ô 7,705 - 10,000 Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 7 50,001 - 100,000 Ô Ô ! ÔÔÔÔ Ô ÔÔ ÔÔ ÔÔÔ Hambela Wamena ÔÔÔÔ Ô ÔÔÔ 10,001 - 50,000 Sites where >50% households living in permanent shelter 67 ! 100,001 - 129,629 West Guji 50,001 - 100,000 Ô Kercha Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 18 Ô This map is for illustration purposes only. The boundaries and 100,001 - 129,629 names shown and the designations used on this map do not Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 23 imply official endorsement or acceptance by the International Bule Hora 0 3 6 12 18 No IDPs in collective sites Organization for Migration. Kms Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Kitchen Hera Liphitu Sets Garba 02 Kerca 01 METHODOLOGY Key Wash Indicators The DTM Rapid Response Site Assessment tool is desigend to provide detailed information Main source of drinking water Water taps at site level for emergencies occuring outside the DTM Mobility Tracking data collection WASH periods. IDP community leaders collaborated closely with IOM as key informants during the Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 59 assessment. The aim of this assessment is to provide the humanitarian community with up- Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 64 to-date information on the locations, needs and demographics of displaced populations. Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 40 defecation is frequently visible Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 45 garbage is frequently visible *Site totals may not sum to the total number of sites assessed as Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 90 each indicator may not apply to every site and multiple indicators fetch/store water may apply to the same site. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- PROTECTION Key Protection Indicators bution Number of sites at which security is provided 109 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Police/ FOOD month Militia Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 96 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 46 Number of sites with access to a market 118 COMMUNICATION Most common reason for lack of market access Far from site Key Communication Indicators Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 94 At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their Local children and/or pregnant and lactating women information/ news from? Leaders Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 66 At the majority of sites, what additional information would be most safety and pregnant and lactating mothers beneficial for IDPs? security Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 63 situation in children origin

Key Health Indicators

HEALTH Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 30 Key Livelihood Indicators month were observed? LIVELIHOOD Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites None Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 10 Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 3 in the last month? generating activities At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site Number of sites with livestock on site 45 facility? (less than 30 min- Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 4 utes) In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy? EDUCATION

Key Education Indicators Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 2 Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 2

* This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please see the full dataset available on request from DTM , dtmethiopia@ iom.int. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW BULE WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 0 Spontaneous Camps 10 Collective Centres 10 Collective Sites with SMC 10 10 Collective Sites with SMA 7,705 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 0 Dispersed Settlements Total Collective 1,490 Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites 1 Inaccesible Sites Sites DEMOGRAPHICS Population Location IDPs

SN147 8602 Ô Population in collective centres 7,705

Hadiya Arsi Population in spontaneous camps 0 KTAlaba Dila Town SN131 Hadiya ! Ô Ô Wolayita West Arsi Population in dispersed settlements 0 Dila Zuria ÔSN130 Sidama Abaya ! ÔSN129 Bale Origins Zone Woreda Wenago Gamo GofaGedio Bule SN135 Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Dimtu Hambala /Hambela Ô West Guji Guji Ô ! Dila Zuria SN127Ô SN128 Wamena Yirgachefe To!wn Borena Liben SN132 Yirgachefe ÔÔ ÔÔSN134 Legend Ô Month of arrival MOBILITY Sites at which IDPs Ô Ô Collective sites (includes spontaneous ! camps & collective centers) ÔÔ of the first IDP group June intend to return Kochere Ô Displaced individuals (from Sites) ! Wenago Bule Ô SN136 10 (7,705 IDPs) Gedeb Ô 7,705 - 10,000 Gelana 10,001 - 50,000 SN133 Ô Month of arrival Time Frame ÔÔ Kercha June Bule Hora 50,001 - 100,000 of the last IDP group Unknown 100,001 - 129,629 No IDPs in collective sites Ô SHELTER Key Shelter Indicators HH Yirgachefe ÔÔ Site ID Site Name Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 0 SN127 Wetatoch Maikele Displaced individuals Sites where >50% households living in permanent 6 SN128 Fird Bet 03 Bule ! 7,705 - 10,000 shelter 30861 SN129 02 FTC Ô Ô Guji Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 1 Ô ! 10,001 - 50,000 SN130 Sefere Selam ! 50,001 - 100,000 SN131 Congress Miker Bet Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 2 SN132 Kilito Kalehiwot Church Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Kitchen Sets ! 100,001 - 129,629 SN133 Elalcha Loke SN134 Sika This map is for illustration purposes only. The boundaries and SN135 Bule Daro School Key Wash Indicators names shown and the designations used on this maÔp do not imply offi5ci3al7 e7n3dorsement or acceptance by the International 0 1.5 3 6 9 SN136 Suko Main source of drinking water Water taps Kms WASH Organization for Migration. Ô Ô Ô Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 5 Ô Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 7 Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 2 defecation is frequently visible Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 3 garbage is frequently visible Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 6 fetch/store water DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW BULE WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators PROTECTION Key Protection Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- bution Number of sites at which security is provided 10 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Police/ FOOD month Militia Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 8 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 2 Number of sites with access to a market 9 Most common reason for lack of market access Distance COMMUNICATION Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 9 children and/or pregnant and lactating women Key Communication Indicators Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 6 At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their Family and pregnant and lactating mothers information/ news from? friends Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 5 At the majority of sites, what additional information would be most safety and children beneficial for IDPs? security situation in origin Key Health Indicators Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 3 month were observed? Key Livelihood Indicators HEALTH LIVELIHOOD Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 0 Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites None in the last month? Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 0 At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site generating activities facility? (less than Number of sites with livestock on site 0 30 min- utes) Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 0 In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy?

EDUCATION

Key Education Indicators Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 0 Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 0

* This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please see the full dataset available on request from DTM Ethiopia, [email protected]. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW DILA ZURIA WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 0 Spontaneous Camps 2 Collective Centers 2 Collective Sites with SMC 2 8,602 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 2 Collective Sites with SMA 0 Dispersed Settlements Total Collective 2,577 Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites 0 Inaccesible Sites Sites

DEMOGRAPHICS Population Location IDPs Population in collective centres 8,602 Hadiya Arsi KTAlaba Dila Town Hadiya Population in spontaneous camps 0 ! Wolayita West Arsi D!ila Zuria Sidama Population in dispersed settlements 0 Abaya Ô ÔÔ Bale Wenago Gamo GofaGedio Ô Origins Zone Woreda Bule West Guji Guji ! Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Kerca Yirgachefe To!wn Borena Liben Yirgachefe Legend MOBILITY ÔSN150 Month of arrival Sites at which IDPs ! Ô Collective sites (includes spontaneous Dila Zuria camps and collective centers) of the first IDP group intend to return Kochere April ! (8,602 IDPs) Displaced individuals (from Sites) 1 Gedeb Gelana 7,705 - 10,000 Kercha 10,001 - 50,000 Month of arrival Time Frame Bule Hora June 50,001 - 100,000 of the last IDP group Unknown 100,001 - 129,629 Key Shelter Indicators HH No IDPs in collective sites SHELTER Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 0 Ô Sites where >50% households living in permanent shelter 1 Displaced individuals ÔÔ ! 7,705 - 10,000 Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 0 ÔÔ ! 10,001 - 50,000 Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 1 ÔÔ Site ID Site Name ! 50,001 - 100,000 Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Bedding SN150 Chechu Maikel Ô Sets

! 100,001 - 129,629 Key Wash Indicators This map is for illustration purposes only. The boundaries and 3n0a8m6e1s shown and the designations used on this map do not Main source of drinking water Taps/Hand imply official endorsement or acceptance by the International 0 1 2 4 6 Kms Pumps Organization for Migration. WASH Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 2 Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 1 Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 1 defecation is frequently visible Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 2 garbage is frequently visible Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 2 fetch/store water DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW DILA ZURIA WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators Key Protection Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- PROTECTION bution Number of sites at which security is provided 2 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Policia/militia FOOD month and community leaders Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 2 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 1 Number of sites with access to a market 2 Most common reason for lack of market access N/A COMMUNICATION Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 2 Key Communication Indicators children and/or pregnant and lactating women At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their None Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 2 information/ news from? pregnant and lactating mothers At the majority of sites, what additional information would Situation in areas Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 2 be most beneficial for IDPs? of origin, safety and children security, distribu- tion and access to Key Health Indicators services Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 2 month were observed? Key Livelihood Indicators HEALTH LIVELIHOOD Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 0 Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites Farming in the last month? Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 0 At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site generating activities facility? (less than Number of sites with livestock on site 0 30 min- utes)/on Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 0 site In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy? EDUCATION

Key Education Indicators Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 0 Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 0

* This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please see the full dataset available on request from DTM Ethiopia, dtmethiopia@ iom.int. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW DILA TOWN WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 0 Spontaneous Camps 3 Collective Centres 3 Collective Sites with SMC 3 46,369 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 3 Collective Sites with SMA 0 Dispersed Settlements Total Collective 5,880 Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites 0 Inaccesible Sites Sites

DEMOGRAPHICS

Hadiya Arsi KTAlaba Population Location IDPs Dila Town Hadiya ! Wolayita West Arsi Population in collective centres 46,369 D!ila Zuria Sidama Abaya Bale Population in spontaneous camps 0 Wenago Gamo GofaGedio Bule Population in dispersed settlements 0 ! West Guji Guji Origins Zone Woreda Yirgachefe To!wn Borena Liben Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Kerca Yirgachefe

! Legend MOBILITY Kochere Month of arrival Sites at which IDPs Ô Collective sites (includes spontaneous ! camps & collective centers) of the first IDP group April intend to return Gedeb Displaced individuals (from Sites) Gelana 1 Kercha 7,705 - 10,000 Bule Hora Month of arrival 10,001 - 50,000 April Time Frame Dila Town of the last IDP group (46,369 IDPs) 50,001 - 100,000 Unknown 100,001 - 129,629 SHELTER Key Shelter Indicators HH SN149 No IDPs in collective sites Ô SN148 Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 0 Displaced individuals ÔÔ SN145 Sites where >50% households living in permanent shelter 3 ! 7,705 - 10,000 Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 0 ! 10,001 - 50,000 SN147 Ô Site ID Site Name Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 1 ! 50,001 - 100,000 SN145 Kofe Primary School Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Kitchen SN147 Hospital Site Sets ! 100,001 - 129,629 SN148 Koffe Primary School SN149 Agoge kera Key Wash Indicators This map is for illustration purposes only. The boundaries and Main source of drinking water Water names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the International 0 0.3 0.6 1.2 1.8 WASH Truck Organization for Migration. Kms Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 1 Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 1 Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 0 defecation is frequently visible Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 0 garbage is frequently visible Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 2 fetch/store water DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW DILA TOWN WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators PROTECTION Key Protection Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- bution Number of sites at which security is provided 3 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Police/ FOOD month Militia Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 3 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 1 Number of sites with access to a market 3 Most common reason for lack of market access N/A COMMUNICATION Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 3 children and/or pregnant and lactating women Key Communication Indicators Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 3 At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their Family and friends/ pregnant and lactating mothers information/ news from? site management/ authorities Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 3 children At the majority of sites, what additional information would Situation in areas of be most beneficial for IDPs? origin Key Health Indicators Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 1 month were observed? Key Livelihood Indicators HEALTH LIVELIHOOD Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 0 Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites None in the last month? Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 0 At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site generating activities facility? (less than Number of sites with livestock on site 0 30 min- utes) Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 0 In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy?

EDUCATION

Key Education Indicators Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 1 Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 0

* This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please see the full dataset available on request from DTM Ethiopia, dtmethiopia@ iom.int. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW GEDEB WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 7 Spontaneous Camps 43 Collective Centres 40 Collective Sites with SMC 51 129,629 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 400 Collective Sites with SMA 1 Dispersed Settlements Total Collective 19,271 Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites Sites 6 SInaccesibleN169 Sites ÔÔÔ SN137 SN171Ô Hadiya Arsi SN170ÔSN171 KTAlaba Dila Town Hadiya DEMOGRAPHICS ! Wolayita West Arsi SND2il2a7 Zuria SN227Ô Sidama Population Location IDPs Abaya ! SN168ÔSN167 Bale SN172 Wenago Gamo GofaGedio Ô SN165Ô Population in collective centres 96,839 SN173Ô Ô ÔSN163 SN173 BuSleN223 SN164 Guji Ô West Guji !SN22Ô2 Population in spontaneous camps 32,340 SN221 Yirgachefe To!wn SN224Ô Borena Liben SN213ÔÔSN214 Population in dispersed settlements 450 SN216ÔÔSYNir2g1a2chefe SN151 Legend ÔSN196 SN212 Ô Ô Collective sites (includes spontaneous Origins Zone Woreda SN158 Ô !53773 53773 camps and collective centers) SN120Ô SN156 Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Kerca SN220Ô SN152 SN157 Displaced individuals (from Sites) KocheSrNe211Ô SN186ÔÔSN183 Ô SN211 Ô Ô Ô SN104! SN121 SN122 7,705 - 10,000 ÔSN110 SN187ÔÔSN190 SN154 SN11Ô2ÔÔ GedebÔ SN19Ô1Ô ÔÔÔ SN209 Ô SN184 Ô Gelana SN111ÔSÔN207Ô ÔSN210 10,001 - 50,000 SN14Ô6Ô SN208 MOBILITY SN107 Kercha Ô 50,001 - 100,000 Month of arrival Sites at which IDPs Bule HSNo1r9a9 Ô Ô SN182 SN153 100,001 - 129,629 of the first IDP group March intend to return SN198Ô Ô No IDPs in collective sites 49 Displaced individualsSN201ÔÔ Gedeb SN200Ô SN204 (129,629 IDPs) SN117 Raku Bedesa Mekaneyesus Church ! 7,705 - 10,000 Month of arrival Time Frame Ô June SN175Ô SN230ÔSN229 of the last IDP group ! 10,001 - 50,000 SN228 SN118 Dula Mazoria Primary School Unknown SN118Ô SN174 ÔÔ Ô SN188 SN159 SN119 SN197 SN126Ô SN119 Chelchele Kalehiwot Church ! 50,001 - 100,000 Ô Ô Ô SN193ÔSN185 SN162ÔÔ SN166Ô SN19Ô6ÔSÔN153 ÔÔSN178 Ô SN160 ÔÔ SN120 Amnueal Church SN189ÔSN195ÔÔ SN161 SN154 SN152 SHELTER Key Shelter Indicators HH ! 100,001 - 129,629 SN179 SN121 Mazagaja Maekel Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 3 SN122 Kedida Gubbeta This map is for illustration Sites where >50% households living in permanent shelter 22 purposes only. SN125Ô SN123 Galich Secondary School The boundaries and names ÔSN123 Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 7 shown and the designations SN124Ô SN124 Gelcha Kebele Office used on this map do not SN125 Gelcha Haro Mulu Wengel Church imply official endorsement Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 11 or acceptance by the SN126 Lakicha Mekaneyesus Church International Organization 0 1.25 2.5 5 7.5 Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Kitchen for Migration. Kms Sets SN151 Keranio SN161 Layo Kalehiwot Church SN178 TVT college SN189 Setdiyem Center SN152 Gotiti High School SN162 Halo Barit Mekane Eyesus SN179 Gubeta Primary SN190 Dibadibe Mekaneyesus Key Wash Indicators School SN153 Mekaneysus Church SN163 Moralayu Primary School SN191 Gora Dibadibe Main source of drinking water Surface SN182 Fachatu Junior WASH SN154 Gotet Town Kalhiwot Church SN164 Teachers dormitory School SN192 Golija Kalehiwot Water SN155 Gotiti Rohobot Church SN165 Moralayo Kebele Admin SN183 Kideda Gubeta SN193 Market Center Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 22 Junior school SN156 Gotiti Hawariat Church SN166 Chalichale Secondary School SN194 Gedeb High School SN184 Debadibe Junior Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 26 SN157 Gotiti Genet Church SN167 Layu Herede Primary School SN195 Gieget Kale Hiwot school Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 21 SN158 Gotiti K/M/K/H/C SN168 Layew Keraniwo Church SN196 Tena Tabiya SN185 Christian Me- defecation is frequently visible SN159 Hallo Bart SN174 Raku Kalehiwot Church kidest SN197 Dula Mezoria Keranyo Kidisena Church SN160 Harobarti kebele SN175 Rohobot Church SN186 Chorso Mazoria Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 20 High School SN228 Coffee Market Center garbage is frequently visible SN187 Keranyo Church SN229 Worka Sakaro High school Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 40 SN188 Gedeb Town SN230 Worka Sakaro Junior fetch/store water School School DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW GEDEB WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators PROTECTION Key Protection Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- bution Number of sites at which security is provided 43 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Self orga- FOOD month nized Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 37 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 17 Number of sites with access to a market 46 COMMUNICATION Most common reason for lack of market access Distance Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 33 Key Communication Indicators children and/or pregnant and lactating women At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their Family and Friends Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 25 information/ news from? pregnant and lactating mothers At the majority of sites, what additional information would Situation in area of Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 22 be most beneficial for IDPs? origin children

Key Health Indicators Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 16 month were observed? Key Livelihood Indicators HEALTH LIVELIHOOD Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 6 Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites None in the last month? Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 2 At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site generating activities facility? (less than Number of sites with livestock on site 12 30 min- utes) Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 0 In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy?

EDUCATION

Key Education Indicators Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 0 Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 2

* This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please see the full dataset available on request from DTM Ethiopia, dtmethiopia@ iom.int. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW KOCHERE WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 4 Spontaneous Camps 35 Collective Centres 33 Collective Sites with SMC 47 53,773 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 35 Collective Sites with SMA 0 Dispersed Settlements Total Collective 8,496 Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites Ô 8 Inaccesible Sites Sites

SN169Ô Hadiya Alaba Arsi Dila Town ÔÔ KT SN137 Hadiya DEMOGRAPHICS ! Wolayita West Arsi Dila Zuria SN171Ô Ô Sidama Abaya ! SN170 Bale Population Location IDPs Wenago Gamo GofaGedio SN227 Population in collective centres 36,602 Bule Ô West Guji Guji ! Population in spontaneous camps 17,171 Yirgachefe Town Borena Ô Liben ! SN173 SN223Ô Population in dispersed settlements 0 GelanaYirgachefe Ô Legend SN221Ô SN222 Collective sites (includes spantaneous Origins Zone Woreda SN224Ô Ô ! camps & collective centers) Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Kerca Kochere SN213ÔÔSN214 Ô Displaced individuals (from Sites) SN216 ÔSN212 Kochere ! 7,705 - 10,000 Gedeb (53,773 IDPs) MOBILITY Sites at which IDPs Gelana 10,001 - 50,000 Month of arrival Kercha SN120 intend to return SN122Ô 50,001 - 100,000 of the first IDP group Bule Hora SN211Ô SN220Ô April ÔÔÔ 41 SN183 100,001 - 129,629 ÔSN110 SN187ÔÔ Displaced individuals SN112ÔÔÔ Ô ÔÔ ÔÔÔ SN209 SN191 No IDPs in collective sites Time Frame ! ÔÔSN207Ô ÔSN210Ô Month of arrival 7,705 - 10,000 ÔÔ SN208 SN104Ô ÔÔSN107 of the last IDP group July Unknown ! 10,001 - 50,000 ÔSN182 SN101 Abreham Flour Factory SN103 SN102 Ô Ô SN198 SN102 Zerihun Lema House 50,001 - 100,000 Ô ÔÔ Key Shelter Indicators HH ! SN112 SN199 SN101 SN103 Cheleleketu Muluwegel Cheriche SN111 Ô SN201 SHELTER Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 3 SN109Ô ! 100,001 - 129,629 Ô ÔÔ SN104 Sigiga Coopimetile Shope Ô ÔSN110 SN204 Sites where >50% households living in permanent shelter 24 SN114 Ô SN113 ÔSN200 SN105 Orothodox Church SN115 Ô ÔSN108 SN106 Chelelektu 01 Kebele Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 8 This map is for illustration SN175Ô purposes only. SN107 Esayase Sorsa Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 6 SN107 The boundaries and names Ô ÔSN116 shown and the designations SN108 Fish and Livestok Development Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Kitchen/ used on this map do not SÔN188 Office imply official endorsement Ô Bedding SN193Ô SN109 Hiwot Birehane Church or acceptance by the ÔSN105 Ô Ô Sets SN106 SN189Ô SN195Ô International Organization ÔSN146 0 1 2 4 6 SN110 Assembel Church for Migration. Ô Kms Key Wash Indicators SN111 Youth Center SN200 Jelido Kebele Center SN209 Sisota Kebele Office SN218 Hanku Kebele Office SN112 Ferde Bet SN201 Shifo Kebele SN210 Reko Kebele Office GeSN219debKedida Kebele Office Main source of drinking water Water taps WASH SN113 Administration Hall SN202 Shifu Secondary School SN211 Qore School Junior SN220 Boji Primary School Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 23 SN114 Agriculture and Natural Resource SN203 Wonigasa Rohobot SN212 Biloya Secondary School SN221 Bonki Busa Primary School Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 22 SN115 Public service and Menaharia SN204 Shefu Primary School SN213 Biloya FTC SN222 Fisa Genet High School Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 16 SN116 Kalehiwot Number 2 Church SN205 Coffee Center SN214 Buna Gebeya SN223 Youth Center Fisa Genet defecation is frequently visible SN146 Chelelektu 01 Junior School SN206 Mekaneysus Sebela SN215 Biloya Junior School SN224 Kudhumi Kebele Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 13 SN198 Harcabi Kebele SN207 Sigida Primary School SN216 Baya Kebele SN225 Debo Kebele Office garbage is frequently visible SN199 Hechebe High School SN208 Sisota Primary School SN217 Buno SN226 Ononicho Kebele Office

SN227 Shashemene School Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 30 fetch/store water DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW KOCHERE WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- PROTECTION Key Protection Indicators bution Number of sites at which security is provided 37 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Police/ FOOD month Militia Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 35 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 20 Number of sites with access to a market 43 Most common reason for lack of market access Distance COMMUNICATION Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 35 children and/or pregnant and lactating women Key Communication Indicators Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 21 At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their Local pregnant and lactating mothers information/ news from? Leader Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 23 At the majority of sites, what additional information would be most Safety and children beneficial for IDPs? Security

Key Health Indicators Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 5 month were observed? Key Livelihood Indicators HEALTH LIVELIHOOD Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 2 Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites None in the last month? Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 1 At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site generating activities facility? (less than Number of sites with livestock on site 21 30 min- utes) Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 3 In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy?

EDUCATION

Key Education Indicators Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 1 Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 0

* This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please see the full dataset available on request from DTM Ethiopia, dtmethiopia@ iom.int. DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW YIRGACHEFE WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

KEY SITE INFORMATION KEY IDP INFORMATION 4 Spontaneous Camps 13 Collective Centres 12 Collective Sites with SMC 17 30,861 Total Displaced People In Collective Sites 13 Collective Sites with SMA 0 Dispersed Settlements Total Collective 6,291 Total Displaced Households In Collective Sites 3 Inaccesible Sites (8,602 IDPs) Sites

Hadiya Arsi KTAlaba Dila Town Displaced individuals Hadiya DEMOGRAPHICS ! ! 7,705 - 10,000 Wolayita West Arsi Population Location IDPs D!ila Zuria Sidama Abaya ! 10,001 - 50,000 Bale Population in collective centres 21,854 Wenago Gamo GofaGedio

Bule ! 50,001 - 100,000 Guji Population in spontaneous camps 9,007 ! West Guji Population in dispersed settlements 0 Yirgachefe Town Borena Liben ! !100,001 - 129,629 Origins Zone Woreda Yirgachefe Legend Origin of the largest IDP group West Guji Kerca Ô Collective sites (includes spontaneous ! camps and collective centers) Kochere SN143Ô Displaced individuals (from Sites) ÔSN181 ! 7,705 - 10,000 MOBILITY Gedeb Month of arrival Sites at which IDPs Gelana 10,001 - 50,000 of the first IDP group April intend to return Kercha Bule Hora 50,001 - 100,000 14 SN138Ô This map is for illustration purposes only. 100,001 - 129,629 ÔÔSN139 Month of arrival The boundaries and names shown and SN144 No IDPs in collective sites June Time Frame the designations used on this map do not of the last IDP group imply official endorsement or acceptance Unknown by the International Organization for Migration. Yirgachefe SN137 Bedesa Kebele Office HH SN140 (30,861 IDPs) SN138 Damarisa High School SHELTER Key Shelter Indicators SN180Ô ÔÔ Ô Ô SN142 SN139 Dumarso Small and Micro SN176 Sites where >50% households living outside/open spaces 1 Ô SN141 Enterprise SN215 Sites where >50% households living in permanent shelter 11 SN140 Semertance Purse SN137 SN169ÔÔÔ SN141 Chefe Hospital Sites where >50% households in below standard shelters 2 SN177 SN171Ô SN142 Yirgachefe Secondary School Sites where >50% households in emergency shelters 2 SN170Ô SN143 Cheliba Kebele Office Most needed NFI in the majority of sites Kitchen Ô SN144 Domarso Kebele Office Sets SN227 SN168Ô SN169 Haru High School SN173 Ô ÔSN172 SN165Ô SN170 Suka Primary School SN223Ô SN164Ô Key Wash Indicators 0 1 2 4 6 SN163 SN171 F.T.C Gelana SN222Ô Kms Ô WASH Main source of drinking water Water taps SN224Ô SN172 Rasit Jurek School Sites where>50% people without enough drinking water 6 SN213ÔÔSN214 SN173 Rasit Kebel Sites where >50% people without functioning latrine 7 SN176 Afursa Worabi Cooperative Sites where >50% people living in areas where open 0 SN177 Municipality defecation is frequently visible SN180 Bedesa Police Station Sites where >50% people living in areas where dumped 7 SN181 Chelba Primary School garbage is frequently visible Sites where >50% people without enough containers to 10 fetch/store water DISPLACEMENT OVERVIEW YIRGACHEFE WOREDA, GEDEO ZONE (SNNPR) SITE LEVEL ASSESSMENT 12 - 18 JULY 2018

Key Food and Nutrition Indicators How do most households access food? Food distri- PROTECTION Key Protection Indicators bution Number of sites at which security is provided 14 When was the last time food was distributed in the majority of sites Within the Who provides security at the majority of sites? Police/Mi- FOOD month litia Sites where > 50% households recieved food assistance 11 Number of sites at which security incidents are reported 5 Number of sites with access to a market 15 COMMUNICATION Most common reason for lack of market access Distance Key Communication Indicators Number of sites where screening was conducted for malnourished 12 children and/or pregnant and lactating women At the majority of sites, where do most residents get their Families/Friends information/ news from? Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 9 pregnant and lactating mothers At the majority of sites, what additional information would Situation in areas be most beneficial for IDPs? of origin Number of sites where supplementary feeding is available for 8 children

Key Health Indicators Number of sites at which unusual number of deaths in the last 3 month were observed? Key Livelihood Indicators HEALTH LIVELIHOOD Number of sites at which unusual deaths of animals were observed 2 Occupation/trade of IDPs in the majority of sites None in the last month? Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to income 0 At the majority of sites how long does it take to reach the health Off-site generating activities facility? (less than Number of sites with livestock on site 12 30 min- utes) Number of sites where 25% or more IDPs have access to land 1 In the majority of sites, where are most women are delivering Health childern? facilities Are most women seeing health professionals during their yes pregnancy? Glossary:

Collective Site All site typologies which are not classified as host communities. EDUCATION Collective Centre A place where displaced populations of more than 5 households are hosted inpre- existing mostly non-functional buildings due to an emergency/disaster. Examples of Key Education Indicators such buildings include schools, house of worship, barracks, community halls, sports Number of sites with access to alternative basic education (ABE) 0 facilities etc. Management and maintenance of the collective centers should be ensured throughout the period that IDPs live in the building and the building should be returned Number of sites with access to formal primary education (FPE) 0 to its previous use when possible. Spontaneous Spontaneous, self-settled sites and dispersed settlements describe displaced groups Self Settles Sites of more than 5 households that settle independently of assistance provided by the government or humanitarian community in uninhabited open areas. They can be found * This DTM report is intended to provide a summary of the key sectoral indicators and demographic / Dispersed Settlement dispersed in a large area of land outside of cities or within open spaces in towns dwelling data collected during the rapid site assessment. For comprehensive data on all indicators please in makeshift shelters or tents. Spontaneous settlements are informally organized, usually see the full dataset available on request from DTM Ethiopia, [email protected]. after limited (or without) negotiations with the local population (host community) or private owners regarding use and access. In the case of dispersed settlements IDPs may not be living in one cohesive group but may have spread out over a large area or within a host community, there may be no single identifiable site.