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ACTIVE USG PROGRAMS FOR THE RESPONSE Last Updated 07/20/16

PROGRAM KEY ESTIMATED FOOD Refugee Camp SECURITY LEVELS USAID/OFDA USAID/FFP CIMMYT CVT Source: UNHCR, February 2016 State/PRM No Acute Food Insecurity Agriculture and Food Security Concern IRC Moderate Food Insecurity Economic Recovery and Market CRS JRS Systems High Food Insecurity USAID/Ethiopia Y EMEN Education Extreme Food Insecurity Food Assistance Famine Health Aksum COUNTRYWIDE Source: FEWS NET FOOD SECURITY CIMMYT Humanitarian Coordination OUTLOOK, FEBRUARY - MAY 2016 TIGRAY Concern GOAL and Information Management Mek’ele FAO CRS IRC Livelihoods FH OCHA Logistics Support and Relief S U D A N Gonder Commodities AFAR PCI Multi-Sectoral Assistance AMHARA UNICEF Nutrition Galafi USFS D JIBO UTI Protection IRC Asayita CRS/JEOP Dese BENISHANGUL As Ela Psychosocial Support LWF Bati WFP GUMUZ Refugee Assistance World Vision Debre Markos UNHAS Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Asosa UNHCR Debre Birhan Dire Dawa Tog Wajaale SOUTH HARAR S U D A N Nazret ACF Metu Degeh Bur GOAL Gambela Gore Asela Handicap Akobo Jima Hosaina International OROMIYA GAMBELLA Shashemene SOMALI IMC Werder Awasa IOM K’ebri Dehar Imi NRC SNNP FAO Kibre Shilabe SC/US Mengist SC/US UNDSS Negele Ferfer CIMMYT UNHAS Kelem CRS WFP USAID/Ethiopia Dolo Ado IRC Mandera LWF

Moyale SC/US UNHAS Program map also reflects active programs CIMMYT funded in previous years, including programs WAHA International through Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), Lutheran K E N YA World Vision U GAN D A CRS World Federation (LWF), Norwegian Refugee UNDSS Council (NRC), UN Department for Safety and Security (UNDSS), U.S. Forest Service (USFS), 0 100 200 mi and Women and Health Alliance (WAHA) International. 0 100 200 300 km