Dire Dawa Millennium Park

IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DIRE DAWA SUPPORT Dire Dawa Millennium Park (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context The residents of Millennium Park IDP site are Somali IDPs who fled their areas of origin in Oromia. The site, which is located on Current Priority Needs land slated for development by the Dire Dawa Municipality, with World Bank funding, is included in the Somali Regional Govern- Site Overview Site Population ment's durable solutions planning, though the timeframe for potential relocations to Somali Region is not yet known. In the interim, many basic humanitarian needs of the site residents are unmet, including safe water provision and sufficient latrine coverage. Fo- 1 WASH Site Location 1,638 individuals od distribution was very irregular in the second half of 2019, but distribution did take place in Jan 2020 2 Livelihood Latitude: 9.6056860 306 households Longitude:41.859980 2 3 Health Site Area: 30,000m Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Methodology Established in: Sep. 18 2017 * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Management and Feedback Mechanism Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities 0 Unaccompanied children Implementing Male Female Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 0 Orphaned Children SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 46% Individuals 54% 60 Pregnant and Lactating Women Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 35% IOM 8% 0-5 years 11% 107 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 16% 6-17 years 20%

Feedback and Complaint mechanism is operational 1 1 IOM 0 People with Disabilities 19% 18-59 years 19% Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 3% 60+ years 4% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM Site Location

% of IDPs covered with non-food items ! Shelter/ NFI 80% 0% No Actor Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 3 Government Site location Dembel Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 - Water Office WASH Shinile # of person per latrine <20 66 Water Office # of functional latrines available on site 82 25 Water Office Somali Region Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% - Education Office

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% DRMC

Health Number of health facilities established <1 1 Government, AAH Erer Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% 0.8% AAH Millennium Park % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% 14.1 AAH Chinaksen Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Child Friendly Space available/functional Yes - No Actor Dire Dawa Jarso

Kombolcha Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Oromia ´ Donors Meta Site Management Haro Maya IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Kersa Gursum DRMO Focal Person: Tadele Esubalew funded by:

Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Harar Babile Agency: IOM IOM OIM Contact:[email protected] Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.reliefweb.int SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DIRE DAWA IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT Dire Dawa Youth Recreational Center (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context The residents of Youth Recreation Centre IDP site, one part of the site often referred to as Millennium Park, are Somali IDPs who Current Priority Needs fled their areas of origin in Oromia. The site is included in the Somali Regional Government's durable solutions planning, though Site Overview Site Population the timeframe for potential relocations to Somali Region is not yet known. In the interim, many basic humanitarian needs of the site residents are unmet, including safe water provision and sufficient latrine coverage. Food distribution was very irregular in the 1 WASH Site Location 1,148 individuals second half of 2019, but distribution did take place in Jan 2020. 2 Health Latitude: 9.605785070 232 households Longitude:41.859801460 Livelihood 2 Methodology 3 Site Area: 28,600m Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Established in: Sep. 18 2017 Information is collected from Key informants, who include Cluster Leads and SMS Committees. Demographic data is sou- * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint rced from IOM's DTM. and Feedback Mechanism

Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities

Implementing 0 Unaccompanied children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies Male Female 0 SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM Orphaned Children 47% Individuals 53% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 32% IOM 50 Pregnant and Lactating Women 8% 0-5 years 9% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 35 Elderly People Feedback and Complaint mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 19% 6-17 years 22%

Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 19% 18-59 years 20% 0 People with Disabilities

PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 1% 60+ years 2% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM Site Location Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% No Actor Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 3 Government !

Site location WASH Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 - Water Office Dembel # of persons per latrine <20 50 Water Office Shinile # of functional latrines available on site 57 23 Water Office

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% - Education Office Somali Region

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% DRMC

Health Number of health facilities established <1 1 Health office, AAH Erer

Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% 0.8% AAH % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% 14.1% AAH Youth Recreational Center Chinaksen Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Dire Dawa Jarso

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Kombolcha Oromia Donors ´ Site Management Meta IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Haro Maya Kersa Gursum DRMO Focal Person:Tadele Esubalew funded by:

Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Harar Agency: IOM Babile Contact:[email protected] IOM OIM Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DEDER SUPPORT Woreda Administration Office (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context Woreda Administration Office in Deder has been serving as an IDP site since September 2017. IOM was requested by the Woreda authorities to relocate the majority of the site population, within Deder’s town limits, however due to land scarcity and related iss- Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population ues, no alternative site has been fully approved for site development, despite assessments and discussions between Site Manag- ement (local authorities) and Site Management Support which began in October 2019. The three priority issues reported by IDPs 1 Health Site Location 959 individuals through IOM SMS’s Community Feedback Mechanism in January were food/ nutrition, health, and livelihoods. Since late 2019, in- Latitude: 9.313450 kind food provision has been replaced with cash distribution. IDPs report that they often end up using the cash for other needs, 2 Nutrition 223 households Longitude:41.441890 meaning their monthly food supply is reduced. Scabies is common in the site frequently spreading from child to child, making it 3 Shelter Site Area: 1,600 m² difficult to manage. IDPs must pay for the treatment and other medications at a private pharmacy. Cooking fuel is also a major Data source: DTM Data: SA 20 of November 2019 concern to the IDPs as they burn plastic for cooking due to the scarcity of fuel, posing both a health and safety hazard. Established in: Sep. 18 2017 . * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint Methodology and Feedback Mechanism The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities

0 Unaccompanied children Sector Overview Male Female Implementing 1 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 49% Individuals 51% 51 Pregnant and Lactating Women 13% 0-5 years 8% Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM SMS 33 Elderly People Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 40% IOM 13% 6-17 years 18% Yes Yes IOM Regular Site Coordination meeting 10 21% 18-59 years 24% People with Disabilities Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM

Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 2% 60+ years 1% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM Site Location % of IDPs covered with non-food items Shelter/ NFI 80% 50% IOM Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 1.12 Government,IOM Erer Somali Region Site location Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 8.6 Government Dire Dawa WASH # of person per latrine Afdem <20 37 IOM Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 48 26 IOM Miesso

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 66% Government

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu

Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Government Kersa Meta <2% - Goal Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) Woreda Administration Office % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - Goal Doba Mieso Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Site Management Donors Bedeno IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa DRMO Focal Person: Ahemed Mohamed funded by: Malka Balo Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Mesela Agency: IOM Gemechis ´ IOM OIM Contact: [email protected]

Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, GORO GUTU SUPPORT Agriculture Office (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context The Woredea Agriculture Office in Goro Gutu began to function as an IDP site in September 2017. The site is over-crowded, sharing Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population space with government offices. The priorities reported by the IDPs through the CFM are shelter and protection. Due to the over-crowding inside the rooms used by the IDPs for shelter, there is not sufficient space to construct partitions without increasing the risk 1 Shelter Site Location 676 individuals of fire and decreasing the amount of light reaching the space. Goro Gutu itself is a densely populated woreda, leaving no available land for decongestion of the site and improvement of the living conditions. 2 Livelihood Latitude: 9.374940 141 households Longitude:41.366250 3 NFI Site Area: 1,950 m² Methodology Data source: DTM Data: SA 20 of November 2019 Established in: Sep. 18 2017 The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and and Feedback Mechanism aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities Implementing 0 Unaccompanied children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies Male Female 0 Orphaned Children SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 47% Individuals 53% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 45% IOM 50 Pregnant and Lactating Women 7% 0-5 years 8% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 14 Elderly People Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 19% 6-17 years 23%

2 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 20% 18-59 years 21% PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 1% 60+ years 1% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 2 IOM

% of IDPs covered with non-food items Site Location Shelter/ NFI 80% - No Actor Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 1.7 Government

Site location Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 10 Government Somali Erer WASH Dire Dawa # of person per latrine <20 56 Government Afdem # of functional latrines available on site 34 12 Government Miesso Dire Dawa

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 80% Government

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Agricultural Office Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Government Kersa Meta Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - CARE % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - CARE Doba Mieso Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Site Management Donors Bedeno IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa DRMO Focal Person: Abdi Alisho funded by: Malka Balo Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Mesela Agency: IOM Gemechis ´ IOM OIM Contact: [email protected]

Context Current Priority Needs Ali Sheko site in Goro Gutu began to function as an IDP site in September 2017. The main issue in the site is over-crowding. Goro Site Overview Site Population Gutu itself is densely populated woreda, leaving no available land for decongestion of the site and improvement of the living con- Site Location ditions. The lack of available land and the geographic location of the site has also made it impossible for WASH actors to implem- 1 Shelter 462 individuals ent latrines, thus health is also a key concern in this site. 2 Nutrition Latitude: 9.375350 Longitude:41.363960 99 households 3 Communal Kitchen Site Area: 1,600 m² Methodology Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- Established in: Sep. 18 2017 * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and and Feedback Mechanism aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities Implementing 0 Unaccompanied children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies Male Female 0 Orphaned Children IOM SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 3 47% Individuals 53% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 39% IOM 50 Pregnant and Lactating Women 7% 0-5 years 8% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 15 Elderly People Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 18% 6-17 years 23% Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 20% 18-59 years 21% 3 People with Disabilities PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM

# of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 1 IOM 2% 60+ years 1% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site

Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% No Actor Site Location Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 1.12 Government

Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 5 Water Office WASH Erer # of person per latrine <20 0 No Actor Somali Region Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 23 0 No Actor Afdem Site location Miesso Dire Dawa Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 79% Education Office

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Ali Sheko Camp Government Kersa Meta Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - CARE % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - CARE Doba % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Mieso Protection Gov’t/SMC/IOM Deder Children received psychosocial support through CFS Yes No - Kurfa Chele Oromia

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, GORO GUTU SUPPORT Baroda (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context Boreda site which is within the Boreda town Kebele 01 Youth Center began to function as an IDP site in September 2017. The IDPs Current Priority Needs Site Population live inside the main building. The Kebele hosts additional IDPs in rental accommodation in the nearby community. The main conc- Site Overview erns in the site reported through IOM SMS’s Community Feedback Mechanism in January are around NFIs and WASH NFIs, especially laundry soap, which relates to concerns over scabies. Food is also a concern as nutrition services are not reaching the site and 1 Nutrition Site Location 306 individuals the IDPs report that cash- for- food distributed ends up having to cover additional household purchases, including medication for 2 WASH Latitude: 9.336550 61 households scabies and other conditions, thus reducing families’ food supply and consumption. Livelihoods and the lack of available work are Longitude:41.285710 also raised as a major concern. focus group discussions, IDPs propose relocation to a new area with a shelter and seed-money to 3 Livelihood Site Area: 3,800 m² Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 start a business as a solution to their situation. Established in: Sep. 18 2017 * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint Methodology and Feedback Mechanism The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities

0 Unaccompanied children Sector Overview Male Female Implementing 0 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 49% Individuals 50%51% Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 2 IOM 25 Pregnant and Lactating Women SMS 8% 0-5 years 10% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 56% IOM 9 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 21% 6-17 years 19% Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 19% 18-59 years 20% 1 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 1% 60+ years 2% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 1 IOM

Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% No Actor Site Location Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 2.1 Government

Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 Government Erer WASH 7 Somali Region Dire Dawa # of person per latrine <20 26 Government Afdem Site location # of functional latrines available on site 15 12 Government Miesso

Education % of school age children enrolled in primary school 100% 50% Government Goro Gutu FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Mieso Kersa Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Government Baroda Meta Oromia Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - CARE % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - CARE Doba Mieso Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Deder Kurfa Chele

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Context Current Priority Needs DDC site was used as a distribution center for products from the area until September 2017, when it became an IDP site. The main Site Overview Site Population issue raised through the IOM SMS’s Community Feedback Mechanism in January was the lack of income generating activities.IDPs currently live both in the store and in corrugated iron emergency shelters. Damaged Water pipes running to the site were also notic- 1 Livelihood Site Location 712 individuals ed, due to be prepared in February. The distribution of cash for food means that it is often spent on items outside the basic food 2 WASH Latitude: 9.316560 158 households basket, leaving the IDPs without a sufficient basket. Longitude:41.440650 3 Fire wood Site Area: 4,800 m² Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Methodology Established in: Sep. 18 2017 The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint and Feedback Mechanism ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities Implementing 0 Unaccompanied children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies Male Female 0 Orphaned Children SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 53% Individuals 49% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 39% IOM 50 Pregnant and Lactating Women 10% 0-5 years 6% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 40 Elderly People Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 21% 6-17 years 16% Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 19% 18-59 years 23% 8 People with Disabilities PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 3% 60+ years 2% # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 2 IOM * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% IOM Site Location Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 2.2 Government,HCS

Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 7.1 Water Office WASH <20 Erer Site location # of person per latrine 45 IOM Somali Region Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 36 16 IOM Afdem Miesso Dire Dawa Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 70% Government

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Health Number of health facilities established <1 1 Government Kersa

% of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - Goal Meta Nutrition DDC % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - Goal Doba Mieso Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Donors Bedeno Site Management IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa DRMO Focal Person: Ahemed Mohamed funded by: Malka Balo Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Mesela Agency: IOM Gemechis Contact:[email protected] ´ IOM OIM

Context Current Priority Needs Fadiso IDP site is beside an animal treatment centre. The land has been used by IDPs since September 2017, with additional households Site Overview Site Population arriving from Education and Water sites over May 2019, increasing the size of the site. The IDPs are living in row shelters. The complaints raised through the CFM are the lack of supplementary food for mothers and children, and livelihoods. Reports were also received stating 1 Nutrition Site Location 602 individuals that, having been in the site for more than two years, IDPs would like to be relocated somewhere they can work and begin to support the- 2 Livelihood Latitude: 9.307430 140 households mselves. Longitude:41.448540 3 Fire wood Site Area: 3,800 m² Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Established in: Sep. 18 2017 Methodology * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- and Feedback Mechanism ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities

Sector Overview 0 Unaccompanied children Male Female Implementing 0 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 48% Individuals 52% SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 0 Pregnant and Lactating Women 11% 0-5 years 13% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 35% IOM 28 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 17% 6-17 years 14% Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 19% 18-59 years 22% 0 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 1% 60+ years 3% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 2 IOM Site Location

% of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 20% IOM Shelter/ NFI Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 2.33 Government,HCS Somali Erer Site location Water Office Dire Dawa WASH Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 12 Afdem # of person per latrine <20 25 IOM Miesso Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 30 24 IOM

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 74% Education Office Goro Gutu FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Kersa Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Government Meta Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - Goal Fadiso % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - Goal Doba Mieso Deder Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Kurfa Chele Oromia

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport www.reliefweb.int SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, GORO GUTU IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT Ganda Wagayehu (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context Current Priority Needs Ganda Wagayehu is a very hard-to-reach rural Kebele in Goro Gutu Woreda. Road access is limited, and it becomes cut-off in rainy Site Overview Site Population season. The SMS team contact the site by phone when it is not accessible, making service provision more difficult. In January 2020, IOM SMS’s Community Feedback Mechanism highlights received complaints over the lack of NFIs; many items provided at the start 1 Shelter Site Location 342 individuals of the displacement have now worn out, especially clothing for children, sleeping materials (mats and mattresses) and jerrycans. 2 Livelihood Latitude: 9.3843090 72 households Lack of privacy and appropriate living space are also raised as an ongoing concern. Longitude:41.3699780 WASH 3 Site Area: 1,300 m² Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Methodology Established in: Sep. 18 2017 The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and and Feedback Mechanism aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities Sector Overview 0% Unaccompanied children Implementing Male Female Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 0% Orphaned Children 48% Individuals 52% SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 1 IOM 45 Pregnant and Lactating Women Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 43% IOM 7% 0-5 years 9% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes No IOM 11 Elderly People 19% 6-17 years 21% Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes No IOM 20% 18-59 years 21% 1 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 1% PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 2% 60+ years * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 0 IOM Site Location Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% No Actor Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 1.9 Government Water Office Erer WASH Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 4 Somali Region Dire Dawa # of person per latrine <20 86 Water Office Afdem Site location # of functional latrines available on site 17 4 Water Office Miesso Dire Dawa

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 74% Government

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Ganda Wagayehu Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Government Kersa Meta Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - CARE % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - CARE Doba Mieso Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

Donors Bedeno Site Management IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa funded by: DRMO Focal Person: Abdi Alisho Malka Balo Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Mesela Agency: IOM Gemechis ´ Contact:[email protected] IOM OIM

Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this or bkiﬂ[email protected] dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DEDER SUPPORT Golmasa (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM

Context Current Priority Needs Golmasa site was initially settled in September 2017 as a small group of households in pre-existing buildings. In May and June Site Overview Site Population 2019, IOM and HCS constructed corrugated iron emergency row shelters. IOM SMS and Shelter teams have proposed to decong- est the site by constructing communal shelters on an adjacent plot of land, but written approval to proceed has been pending 1 Nutrition Site Location 386 individuals from authorities for several months. This expansion would enable over 100 HHs to move out of the Woreda Administration site 2 Health Latitude: 9.329910 into corrugated iron row shelters, thus improving living standards. Access to water is a challenge IOM WASH has ordered solar Longitude:41.448120 93 households pump for the town, to increase water. Cooking fuel is raised as a key issue in this site. Like other sites, there are difficulties in 3 WASH Site Area: 2,500 m² Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 accessing nutrition support and medical treatment. Livelihoods are also raised as a priority IDPs feedback that do not want to be reliant on aid but would like livelihoods opportunities to be available. * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint Established in: Sep. 18 2017 and Feedback Mechanism Methodology The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Management Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Popula- Demographics Vulnerabilities tion figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. 0 Unaccompanied children Sector Overview Male Female 0 Orphaned Children Implementing 51% Individuals 49% Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 48 Pregnant and Lactating Women 10% 0-5 years 13% SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 14 Elderly People Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 43% IOM 21% 6-17 years 12% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 18% 18-59 years 23% 8 People with Disabilities Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM

Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 2% 60+ years 1% * Vulnerabilities are ccounted out of the total IDP population in the Site PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 2 IOM Site Location

Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 20% IOM Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 3 Government,IOM Erer Somali Region Site location Average water availability (liters/person/day) Water Office Dire Dawa WASH ≥15 2 Afdem # of person per latrine <20 13 IOM Miesso Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 19 30 IOM

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 80% Government Goro Gutu FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Kersa Health Number of health facilities established <1 1 Woreda Health Office Meta Golmasa <2% Goal Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) - - Goal Doba % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% Mieso Deder Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100 Government/SMC Kurfa Chele Oromia

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo

0 Unaccompanied children Sector Overview Male Female Implementing 1 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 51% Individuals 49% 43 Pregnant and Lactating Women SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 6 IOM 7% 0-5 years 9% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 47% IOM 13 Elderly People 20% 6-17 years 18% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 4 People with Disabilities Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 23% 18-59 years 22% Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 1% 60+ years 0% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 2 IOM Site Location Shinile Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% - No Actor Dire Dawa Somali Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 2 IOM Town Site location Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 5 Water Office Erer WASH Somali # of person per latrine <20 62 IOM Afdem # of functional latrines available on site 69 18 IOM Dire Dawa Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 10% Education Office Jarso Kombolcha

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Kersa Town Goro Gutu Health Number of health facilities established <1 1 Government Kersa Gursum Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - No Actor Meta % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - No Actor Oromia Haro Maya Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Harar Harari Kurfa Chele Deder Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data

Babile Site Management Donors IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Bedeno DRMO Focal Person: Belaynesh Beja funded by: Fedis Girawa Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Agency: IOM Malka Balo ´ IOM OIM Contact: [email protected]

Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, GORO GUTU SUPPORT Karamile (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context Current Priority Needs In the densely populated Woreda of Goro Gutu, the Karamile site in Karamile town is a former a distribution center for products, used Site Overview Site Population as an IDP site since September 2017. The site hosts IDPs in a partitioned hall and emergency row shelters. The major issue in the site is that the latrines are now full. Due to a lack of land, usual solutions are not possible. WASH actors are struggling to find a solution 1 Health Site Location 731 individuals with the Woreda authorities. Lack of cooking fuel, the cost of medicines, and livelihoods are the other major complaints reported to 2 Livelihood Latitude: 41.362280 IOM SMS’s Community Feedback Mechanism. Longitude:41.285710 149 households WASH 3 Site Area: 1,600 m² Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Established in: Sep. 18 2017 Methodology * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- and Feedback Mechanism ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities Sector Overview 0 Unaccompanied children Male Female Implementing 0 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 48% Individuals 52% 4 5 IOM 50 Pregnant and Lactating Women SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 7% 0-5 years 8% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 61% IOM 44 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 18% 6-17 years 20% Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 19% 18-59 years 20% 2 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 3% 60+ years 3% PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 2 IOM Site Location Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 21% IOM WASH Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 2.1 Government,IOM

Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 10.5 Water Office Erer WASH Somali Region Dire Dawa # of person per latrine <20 183 Water Office Afdem Site location # of functional latrines available on site 37 4 Water Office Miesso Dire Dawa Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 100% Education Office

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Health Number of health facilities established <1 0% Health Office Karamile Kersa Meta Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - CARE % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - CARE Doba % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Mieso Protection Government/SMC Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo Donors Site Management Bedeno IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa funded by: DRMO Focal Person: Abdi Alisho Malka Balo Mesela Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Gemechis ´ Agency: IOM IOM OIM Contact: [email protected]

Context Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population Bulchinsa Megala is a site within Chalenko town the administrative center of Meta woreda. Of the total population of IDPs, 56 live in the site. The site comprises two former Woreda buildings which are closely surrounded by host community residences. There are no 1 Shelter Site Location 2,699 individuals latrines at the site. IOM SMS and Shelter have offered to construct communal shelters elsewhere in the Woreda, to enable and impr- ove living conditions, but no viable site could be made available in this densely populated area. 2 WASH Latitude: 9.3948720 587 households Longitude:41.5601480 Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 from 3 NFI Site Area: 1000 m² the total Households 10% are living in this site Established in: Sep. 18 2017 * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint Methodology and Feedback Mechanism The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Management Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Popula- tion figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities

0 Unaccompanied children Sector Overview Male Female Implementing 2 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 51% Individuals 49% 125 Pregnant and Lactating Women SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 8% 0-5 years 7% IOM Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 55% 29 Elderly People 22% 6-17 years 21% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM Feedback and Complaint mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 21% 18-59 years 22% 5 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM 1% 60+ years 0% PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 - No Actor Site Location Shinile Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% No Actor Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 - Government Somali Region ! WASH Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 - Water Office Afdem Site location # of person per latrine <20 - No Actor Erer Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 134 0 No Actor

Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 25% Education Office

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Megala Bulchinsa Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Health Office Kersa Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - No Actor % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - No Actor Meta Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Oromia Haro Maya

Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo Deder Kurfa Chele Donors ´ Site Management IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is funded by: Bedeno DRMO Focal Person: Adil Mohamed Malka Balo Girawa Fedis Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine IOM OIM Agency: IOM Mesela Contact:[email protected] Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkiﬂ[email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport dashboard do not imply oﬃcial endorsement by IOM www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DEDER SUPPORT Woreda Water Office (January 2020) Publication: 01 February 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Context Current Priority Needs The Deder Woreda Water Office has undergone some changes since it was settled as an IDP site in September 2017. IDPs live in Site Overview Site Population overcrowded Woreda office buildings and corrugated iron emergency row shelters. Some IDPs formerly in the site in overcrowded conditions have been relocated to shelters in another site. The main issues reported in the site is the lack of cooking fuel, leading 1 Shelter Site Location 641 individuals IDPs to burn plastic for cooking, which is a health and safety hazard. The lack of livelihoods opportunities is cited as an overall pr- 2 Nutrition Latitude: 9.319550 150 households oblem. As in other East Hararge sites, IDPs feedback in focus group discussions that would like to be resettled in an area where Longitude:41.443960 Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 they can work, or to be given work opportunities where they are. NFIs are also requested at this site. 3 Fire wood Site Area: 5,200 m²

* Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Complaint Established in: Sep. 18 2017 Methodology and Feedback Mechanism The information for this site profile was collected through key informant interviews and group discussions with the Site Manage- ment Committees and beneficiaries by the Site Management Support (SMS) team in the area. Population figures are collected and aligned through SMS and DTM and allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Demographics Vulnerabilities

Sector Overview 0 Unaccompanied children Male Female Implementing 0 Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies Orphaned Children 48% Individuals 52% SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 0 Pregnant and Lactating Women 8% 0-5 years 9% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 41% IOM 8 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 17% 6-17 years 14% Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 22% 18-59 years 28% 0 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM

PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 1% 60+ years 0% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM

Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 20% IOM Site Location Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 1.15 Government,IOM Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 7 Water Office WASH Erer Site location # of person per latrine <20 160 IOM Somali Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 32 4 IOM Afdem Miesso Dire Dawa Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 85% Education Office

FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Goro Gutu Health Number of health facilities established <1 0 Government Kersa Meta Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - Goal Woreda Water Office % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - Goal Doba Mieso Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Tulo Donors Site Management Bedeno IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa funded by: DRMO Focal Person: Ahemed Mohamed Malka Balo Mesela Site Management Support Focal Person: Isabel Skrine Agency: IOM Gemechis ´

IOM OIM Contact:[email protected]

0 Unaccompanied children Sector Overview Male Female Implementing 0 Orphaned Children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 50% Individuals 50% 4 5 IOM 70 Pregnant and Lactating Women SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 8% 0-5 years 10% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 44% IOM 22 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 19% 6-17 years 14% Feedback and Complaint mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 21% 18-59 years 22% 0 People with Disabilities Site plan available to service providers Yes No IOM IOM PSNs registered for support Yes Yes 2% 60+ years 4% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 1 IOM

Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% 0% IOM Site Location Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 3 Government,IOM

Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 3 Water Office WASH IOM Erer Site location # of person per latrine <20 28 Somali Region Dire Dawa # of functional latrines available on site 18 13 IOM Afdem Miesso Dire Dawa Education % of School age children enrolled in primary school 100% 80% Government

Site Management Donors Bedeno IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Chiro Zuria Girawa funded by: Malka Balo DRMO Focal Person: Ahemed Mohamed Mesela Site Management Support Focal Person: Isable Skrine Gemechis ´ Agency: IOM IOM OIM Contact:[email protected]