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DASHBOARD IOM

Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness

KISORO, KANUNGU, , RUBIRIZI, , AND DISTRICTS

12 August 2019 - 25 August 2019

(Information included in this dashboard are based on raw data provided by Ugandan Red Cross Society and are consolidated through the district data analysts.) DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – District

Number of (from 12 August to 25 August 2019) Number of screenings Screenings Persons isolated Persons referred

90000 82,737 W Â Ğ 80000 172,819 20 0 70000 ------60000

Cumulative since 08 April 2019 50000 40000 1, 467,196 209 6

30000 24,363

18,997 18,856

20000

8,235 7,622

7,205 3,189

10000 1,615 Males 0 Children xx Bunagana Busanza Kanombe Busigi Cyanika Kibaya Rugabano Muko Nteko 20% Females 1,615 47% xx Number of screenings Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age 33% WOMEN MEN ^ \ X 6% (under 5 years old) 3,189 42% 7% 84,033 78,064 10,722 52% 24,363 44% 49% OVERVIEW

13% 41% Screening operation 18,856 46% • Kisoro has twenty-one (21) Points of Entry (PoEs) referenced and of these, nine (9) have active screening operations in place. Two (2) of them are official PoEs (Cyanika and Bunagana).

6% • A total of 172,819 screenings have been completed at eight (8) PoEs at the border with the Democratic 25% 7,205 Republic of the Congo (DRC) and at one (1) PoE with . 3% • Bunagana and Busanza alone registered approximately 62% of the total flow in Kisoro. Bunagana is 39% 69% 7,622 58% the only official PoE bordering with DRC while Busanza is unofficial PoE but a very busy trade hub between DRC and Uganda.

• Bunagana registered the highest number of persons screened (82,737). 5% 2% 40% 82,737 48% 8,235 Demographic 47% 58%

• Ratio of adult females and adult males 49:45. 8% • 6% of the flow were children under 5 years old. 41% 18,997 • 20% and 13% of the flow in Nteko and Kanombe respectively were children under 5 years old. 51% • More adult females crossed in Kibaya (69%) and Rugabano (58%) than adult males.

Screening activities

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

DETAILS PER POE Total Screenings by Adults, Sex and Percentage of Children The type of flows is influenced by the land configuration 50,000 25% (mountainous, forest…) and the type of PoE (formal or 45,000

40,124 informal). The type of access road (main road or rural road) 40,000 38,703 20% influences the type of flow as well as the reason for travelling. 35,000 20% The presence of markets and agricultural activities is a pull 30,000 7% 15% 13% factor and may attract more adult women than adult men. 25,000 8% 20,000 10% Nteko and Kanombe registered high flow of children under 5

2% 6% 3% 6% 12,015

15,000 5% 10,756 years old due to high numbers of women working in the

8,814

7,714 7,802

10,000 9,634 5% markets or in the fields that cross with their toddlers since they

2,836

4,173 3,267

4,814

1,923

5,232 1,660

5,000 1,345 spend the entire day out of their residences.

750 535 0 0% Bunagana Busanza Kanombe Busigi Cyanika Kibaya Rugabano Muko Nteko

Males Females %Children

FEMALES OVER 5 YEARS Total children under 5 years old screened MALES OVER 5 YEARS 84,033 49% 2500 78,064

45% 1,958 2000 1,952

1500 1,347

1,122

1000 809

802

783 618

500

281

186

181

149

104

99

92 85

84 70 0 FEMALES UNDER 5 YEARS MALES UNDER 5 YEARS Bunagana Busanza Kanombe Busigi Cyanika Kibaya Rugabano Muko Nteko 5,095 5,627 3% 3%

Males under 5 years old Females under 5 years old

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – KISORO District

PEAK OF FLOWS

Weekdays peak of flow On market days, the average daily flow peaks were recorded in Bunagana on Tuesday (12,970 persons) and Friday (4,924 persons), Busanza (7,713 persons) on Saturday, and Busigi on Saturday (3,297 persons).

Market places are generally in the proximity of a PoE, (within 1 km).

Based on data from 12 August to 25 August 2019

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

Number of (from 12 August to 25 August 2019) NUMBER OF PERSONS SCREENED

Screenings Persons isolated Persons referred 9000 8,449

8000 6,326

W Â Ğ 7000 6,243 5,810 5,806 41,443 5 - 6000 5000 ------4000 Cumulative since 08 April 2019

3000 2,561

2,040 1,783

362,686 323 5 2000 1,536 889 1000

26% 0 37% 889 Munyaga1 Munyaga2 Ishasha2 Mwanjari Kashenyi Kyeshero Kabingo Nyakirehe Kyabuyorwa Ishasha1 upper 37%

2% Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age 26% 6,243 72% ^ \ X (under 5 years old) 5% 18,069 20,192 3,182

39% 5,810 56% 5%

2,040 48% 47% Overview

Screening operation

28% 38% • Of the twenty (20) PoEs referenced, ten (10) have active screening operations in place. Two (2) of 1,536 them are official PoEs (Ishasha2 and Kyeshero/Butogota).

34% • A total of 41,443 screenings have been done at ten (10) PoEs at the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). 8% • Muyanga1 registered the highest number of persons screened (8,449) followed by Muyanga2 42% 11% 1,763 (6,326). 50% 45% 6,326 Demographic 5% 44% 43% 8,449 • Ratio of adult males and adult females 49:43 52% 10% • 8% were children under 5 years old. 2,561 44% • Children under 5 years old constituted 21% and 26% of the flow in Ishaha1 and Kyabuyorwa upper 46% respectively. 9% • More adult males than adult females crossed at Ishasha2 (72%) mainly due to cross-border trading 5,806 45% 46% activities at Ishasha2 official PoE. Screening activities

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – KANUNGU District

DETAILS PER POE

Total Screened by Adults, Sex and Percentage of Children 5,000 30%

4,470 26% 4,500 4,416 25%

4,000 3,597 3,500 20%

21%

2,884 2,833

3,000 2,810

2,681 2,639 2,500 2,476 15% 11% 2,000 10% 1,651 5%

8% 1,442 10% 1,500 8%

994 933

5% 905 861 1,000 839

5% 568 2% 562

5% 407

500 293 0 0% Munyaga1 Munyaga2 Ishasha2 Mwanjari Kashenyi Kyeshero Kabingo Nyakirehe Kyabuyorwa Ishasha1 upper Males Females %Children

FEMALES OVER 5 YEARS MALES OVER 5 YEARS 18,069 20,192 43% In Kyabuyorwa upper and Ishasha 1, the higher percentage of children under 5 years old is 49% explained by the number of women, mainly asylum seekers, entering Uganda through these informal PoEs.

The type of flows is influenced by the land configuration (mountainous, forest…) and the type of PoE (formal or informal). The type of access road (main road or rural road) influences the

type of flow as well as the reason for travelling. The presence of markets and agricultural activities is a pull factor and may attract more adult women than men.

MALES UNDER 5 FEMALES UNDER 5 YEARS YEARS 1,672 1,510 4% 4% DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – KANUNGU District

213 223 Total screening for Males and Females under 5 years old

400 371

312

300 263

259

227

205

201 187

200

104

98

97

92

68 61 100 61

57

43 40

0 Munyaga2 Ishasha2 Mwanjari Kashenyi Kyeshero Kabingo Nyakirehe Kyabuyorwa upper Ishasha1

PEAK OF FLOW Weekdays peak of flow

During the reporting period, the average daily flow peaks were recorded on market days in Kashenyi on Monday (1,505 persons), and in Muyanga 1 (2,094 persons), Muyanga 2 (2,021 persons) and Nyakirehe (789 persons) on Thursday.

Market places are generally in the proximity of a PoE (within 1 km).

Based on data from 12 August to 25 August 2019

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08 -2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

Number of screenings Number of (from 12 August to 25 August 2019) Screenings Persons isolated Persons referred 6000

W Â Ğ 5000

5,308 41 0 4000 ------5,308 3000

Cumulative since 29 April 2019 2,149

41,309 318 3 2000

1,159

1,060 940 1000

0 Katunguru Kashaka Kazinga Kisenyi Grand Total

Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age

^ \ X (under 5 years old) 600 4,694 14 1,159 Males 9 Children 99% 21% Females OVERVIEW 2,149 xx 79% Screening operation 10% xx Number of screenings • All the four (4) landing sites referenced are informal PoEs and have active 1,060 screening operations in place.

89% • A total of 5,308 screenings have been completed at four (4) PoEs on , and along Kazinga Chanel. • Katunguru registered the highest number of persons screened (2,149) followed by Kashaka (1,159).

4% Demographic 940 • Ratio of adult males and adult females 89:11 96% • Only 14 children under 5 years old were registered during this period (0.3%) • At all landing sites, many of the registrations were adult males since the biggest economic activity in the area is fishing. DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08 -2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – RUBIRIZI District

Total persons screening by Sex and Age

1400 MALES OVER 5 YEARS 4,694 1200 89%

1000

800 1693

600

1150 1012

400 839 451

200 96 FEMALES UNDER 5 YEARS 44 FEMALE OVER 5 YEARS 12 0 600 MALES UNDER 5 YEARS Katunguru Kashaka Kazinga Kisenyi 11% 2

Males under 5 years Males over 5 years Females under 5 years Female over 5 years DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

Number of screenings Number of (from 12 August to 25 August 2019) Screenings Persons Isolated Persons Referred 6000 5,146 W Â Ğ 5000 4,359 4000

3,019

30,481 0 0 2,722

3000 2,096

------1,857

1,841 1,760

Cumulative since 10 June: 2000 1,500

1,011

984

878

761

709

613 548 85,484 0 0 1000 537 140 0

Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age

^ \ X

9,676 14,217 6,588

OVERVIEW

Screening operation • Of the twenty (20) PoEs and one (1) PoC (Rwentuhe) referenced (three (3) are still not mapped), eighteen (18) have screening operations in place. One (1) of them is an official PoE (Transami Main- Kanara).

• A total of 30,481 screenings have been completed at eighteen (18) PoEs on the shore of Lake Albert and at the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and one (1) PoC in Rwentuhe. • Mulango, Katanga, Rwangara, and Kigungu registered 50% of the total flow in Ntoroko. • Mulango registered the highest number of screenings (5,146).

Demographic • Ratio of adult males and adult females was 46:32 • About 6,588 children under 5 years old were registered during this period (22%) • Rwangara registered the highest ratio of adult males to adult females (64:23)

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – NTOROKO District

DETAILS PER POE

Total Screened by Adults, Sex and Percentage of Children

2,500 46% 50% The disparity in the breakdown of flows in 45%

2,081 the different PoEs can be explained by the 1,981 2,000 1,940 40% land configuration and the type of PoE,

1,664 33% 35% whether it is formal or informal. The type of

28% 30% 1,466 1,454 27% access road (main road or rural road) also 1,500 27% 26% 30% influences the type of flow as well as the 21% 23% 25%

reason for travel. Presence of markets and 938

1,000 862 10% 20%

818 8% agricultural activities act as pull factor and 742

688 4%

666 596

19% 594 15% 575

549 may attract more female than male adults

534

508

493

424

411 406 13% 398

500 344 10% 341 1%

12% 337 depending on the type of activity. Where

318

300

287

281 206

205 174 174 family ties across the border are strong,

92 5% 46 0 0% many movements are motivated by family visits.

Males over 5 years Females over 5 years %Children

Males over 5 years Total number of children under 5 years old screened 14,217 800

46% Females over 5 years 709

700 692 9,676 574

600 392 32% 440 500 484 400

300

235

233

245

224

193

220

198

193

187

160

158 109

200 146

138

122 122 121

114

50 29

100 42

34 11 0 8 Females under 5 years 3,032 Males under 5 years 10% 3,556 12% Females under 5 years Males under 5 years DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

Number of screenings Number of (from 12 August to 25 August 2019) Screenings Persons isolated Persons referred

W Â Ğ 3000

3063 0 0 ------2000 Cumulative since 06 May 2019 3,063 25,923 105 1 2,716 1000

Screening activities 57 67 223 0 Number of screenings Males under 5 years Males over 5 years Females under 5 years Female over 5 years

Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age

Males Children xx ^ \ X Females (under 5 years old) xx Number of screenings

213 2,716 124

OVERVIEW

Screening operation MALES OVER 5 YEARS, • Of the two (2) landing sites referenced (one not mapped), 2,716 one (1) PoE has screening operations in place. Both PoEs are 89% 7% 4% unofficial. • A total of 3063 screenings have been completed at one (1) 3,063 screening point at Rwenshama landing site on Lake Edward. 89% Demographic

• Ratio of adult males and adult females 89:7 FEMALES OVER 5 YEARS, MALES UNDER 5 YEARS 223 • Only 69 children under 5 years old were registered during 57 7% FEMALES UNDER 5 YEARS this period (4%) 67 • Adult males are the majority registered. This is because fishing is the most practiced economic activity at the landing site and is male dominated. DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

Number of (from 12 Aug to 25 August 2019) Number of persons screened Screenings Persons Isolated Persons Referred 200000 197,863 180000 160000 W Â Ğ 140000 120000 408,706 0 0 100000 ------80000 60000

Cumulative since 29 July: 29,558

40000 23,721

18,813

15,654

13,925

13,549

11,933 11,906

8,764

8,619

7,883

7,544

7,386

6,927

6,634

5,947

5,077 4,945

20000 1,699 604, 835 0 0 359 0

Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age

^ \ X

106,420 75,957 28,466

OVERVIEW

Screening operation • Kasese has twenty-nine (29) PoEs referenced and of these, twenty (22) PoEs have screening operations in place. main is the only official PoE and attracts the highest flow (197,863 screenings). Given the high numbers at Mpondwe main, there is no data disaggregation by sex or age.

• A total of 408,706 screenings have been completed at twenty-two (22) PoEs bordering to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). • Mpondwe main and Mpondwe market porous account for 55% of the total flow. Demographic

• Ratio of adult males and adult females was 36:50 • 28,466 children under 5 years old were registered during this period (14%) • Mpondwe market porous registered the highest ratio of adult females to adult males (68:21). This is because of the nature of business in the market dominated by women.

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – KASESE District

DETAILS PER POE

Total Screened by Adults, Sex and Percentage of Children 25,000 30% The disparity in the breakdown of flows in the different 26%

PoEs can be explained by the land configuration and 20,170 6,098 23% 25% 20,000 22% the type of PoE, whether it is formal or informal. The 19% type of access road (main road or rural road) also 20% 15,000 16% influences the type of flow as well as the reason for 15% 13% 18%

14% 13% 15% travel. Presence of markets and agricultural activities 7,204

11,337 10% 11%

11% 15% 8,985

10,000 7,418 act as pull factor and may attract more female than 7,897

5,962 7% 8% 10% 7,281

6,768 6%

3,886 male adults depending on the type of activity. Where

6,080

7,091

3,049

5,367

1,216 4,803

4,914

3,094

4,459

4,301

3,495

3,102

4,255

3,894

2,612 3,948

5,000 2,448 family ties across the border are strong, many

3,108

1,482

2,972

2,889 1,996

2,312 5%

2,809 1,901 1% movements are motivated by family visits.

4% 682

763

67 262 0 0%

Males over 5 years Females over 5 years

Females over 5 years 106,420

Total number of children under 5 years old screened Males over 5 years 50% 75,957

3,500 36%

3,046 2,134 3,000

2,500 1,926

2,000 1,364

1,692

1,533 1,271

880

969

1,441 1,174

1,500 1,015

835

971

827

778 484

1,000 778

403

576

570

420

473

471

497

565

191

182

139

173

166

121 141

500 113

38

29

28

22 16 14 0 Females under 5 years Males under 5 years 16,228 12,238 8% 6%

Females under 5 years Males under 5 years DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-08-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points –

Number of (from 12 August to 25 August 2019) Number of Screenings Screenings Persons isolated Persons referred 9000 8,364 W Â Ğ 8000 7000 40,493 0 0 6000

5000 3,911 3,857

------4000 3,730 2,841

2,527

2,227 2,186 Cumulative since 08 April 2019 2,172

3000 2,011

1,551

1,392 1,254

2000 982 883

40,493 0 0 605 1000 0

Legend

PoEs Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age

coordinates WOMEN MEN not yet available for ^ \ X

Bundibugyo. 13,956 13,230 13,307

Total number of screenings, disaggregated by gender and age OVERVIEW

Screening operation • Bundibugyo has sixteen (16) Points of Entry (PoEs) which are actively screening. Only one PoE (Busunga) is an official. • A total of 40,493 screenings have been completed at sixteen (16) PoEs at the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). • Busunga registered approximately 21% of the flow and the highest number of persons screened (8,364).

Demographic

• Ratio of adult males and adult females 33:35. • 32% of the flow were children under 5 years old. • 60% of the flow in Bundijongya were children under 5 years old. Similarly, Nyankonda and Bulyatha registered significantly more children ratios than adults (49 and 44% respectively).

DASHBOARD IOM UGANDA Period: From 12-07-2019 to 25-08-2019 Ebola Virus Disease PoE Preparedness at Screening Points – BUNDIBUGYO District

DETAILS PER POE

Total Screened by Adults, Sex and Percentage of Children Males Females %Children The type of flows is influenced by an array of factors such as;

4,000 70% the land configuration (mountainous, forest…) and the type of 3,655 2,544 60% PoE (formal or informal), the type of access road (main road or 3,500 60% rural road) as well as the reason for travelling. The presence of 3,000 49% 50% markets and agricultural activities is a pull factor and may

2,500 34% 30% 39% 37% 37% 44% 40% attract more adult women than adult men. 31% 2,000 28% 31% 34% 26% 31% 911 It is worth noting that the high influx of children under 5 years 1,489 30%

1,053 32% 25%

1,378 1,448

1,500 1,278

953 in Bundijongya, Nyankonda, Bulyatha, and other PoEs in

1,086 955

557 20% 903

1,000 839

762

728

740

751 571

661 Bundibugyo is attributable to children crossing to attend school

513

465 482

468 10% 366

500 333

280

172 246

208 in Uganda in the morning and evening.

207 184 0 0%

Total children under 5 years old screened MALES OVER 5

1200 YEARS 1,100 1,065 13,230 Males under 5 years old Females under 5 years old FEMALES OVER 5 YEARS 33% 13,956

1000 35% 691

800 750

673

642

627 558

600

368

434

378

407

425

401

315

374

372

310 364

400 310

240 315

285

306

284

289

214

228

221 210 200

MALES UNDER 5 YEARS 91 60 6,650 0 16% FEMALES UNDER 5 YEARS 6,657 16%