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Census data/Projections, 1999 & 2000 Jan - June and July - December Relief Bens., Supplementary Feeding Bens. TIGRAY Zone 1994 census 1999 beneficiaries - May '99 2000 beneficiaries - Jan 2000 July - Dec 2000 Bens Zone ID/prior Wereda Total Pop. 1999 Pop. 1999 Bens. 1999 bens % 2000 Pop. 2000 Bens 2000 bens Bens. Sup. July - Dec Bens July - Dec Bens ity Estimate of Pop. Estimate % of Pop. Feeding % of pop 1 ASEGEDE TSIMBELA 96,115 111,424 114,766 1 KAFTA HUMERA 48,690 56,445 58,138 1 LAELAY ADIYABO 79,832 92,547 5,590 6% 95,324 7,800 8% 11,300 12% Western 1 MEDEBAY ZANA 97,237 112,724 116,106 2,100 2% 4,180 4% 1 TAHTAY ADIYABO 80,934 93,825 6,420 7% 96,639 18,300 19% 24,047 25% 1 TAHTAY KORARO 83,492 96,790 99,694 2,800 3% 2,800 3% 1 TSEGEDE 59,846 69,378 71,459 1 TSILEMTI 97,630 113,180 37,990 34% 116,575 43,000 37% 15,050 46,074 40% 1 WELKAIT 90,186 104,550 107,687 Sub Total 733,962 850,863 50,000 6% 876,389 74,000 8% 15,050 88,401 10% *2 ABERGELE 58,373 67,670 11,480 17% 69,700 52,200 75% 18,270 67,430 97% *2 ADWA 109,203 126,596 9,940 8% 130,394 39,600 30% 13,860 58,600 45% 2 DEGUA TEMBEN 89,037 103,218 7,360 7% 106,315 34,000 32% 11,900 44,000 41% Central 2 ENTICHO 131,168 152,060 22,850 15% 156,621 82,300 53% 28,805 92,300 59% 2 KOLA TEMBEN 113,712 131,823 12,040 9% 135,778 62,700 46% 21,945 67,700 50% 2 LAELAY MAYCHEW 90,123 104,477 3,840 4% 107,612 19,600 18% 6,860 22,941 21% 2 MEREB LEHE 78,094 90,532 14,900 16% 93,248 57,500 62% 20,125 75,158 81% *2 NAEDER ADET 84,942 98,471 15,000 15% 101,425 40,800 40% 14,280 62,803 62% 2 TAHTAY MAYCHEW 78,562 91,075 10,000 11% 93,807 23,600 25% 8,260 26,100 28% *2 WERIE LEHE 110,636 128,257 14,800 12% 132,105 69,300 52% 24,255 79,100 60% Sub Total 943,850 1,094,181 122,210 11% 1,127,006 481,600 43% 168,560 596,132 53% 3 ATSBI WENBERTA 84,863 98,379 36,730 37% 101,331 53,900 53% 18,865 64,224 63% 3 EROB 17,776 20,607 21,225 0 Eastern 3 GANTA AFESHUM 122,827 142,390 37,390 26% 146,662 45,400 31% 15,890 57,400 39% 3 GULOMAHDA 79,141 91,746 24,970 27% 94,498 0 3 HAWZEN 93,300 108,160 11,320 10% 111,405 61,500 55% 21,525 72,310 65% 3 SAESI TSAEDAEMBA 101,478 117,641 38,890 33% 121,170 53,400 44% 18,690 64,950 54% 3 WUKRO 85,561 99,189 8,230 8% 102,164 41,800 41% 14,630 50,161 49% Sub Total 584,946 678,113 157,530 23% 698,456 256,000 37% 89,600 309,045 44% 4 ALAJE 83,692 97,022 4,840 5% 99,933 23,200 23% 8,120 36,790 37% 4 ALAMATA 93,659 108,576 44,140 41% 111,834 21,800 19% 7,630 41,700 37% 4 ENDAMEHONI 81,657 94,663 6,360 7% 97,503 19,000 19% 6,650 75,062 77% South 4 ENDERTA 105,814 122,667 6,050 5% 126,347 34,600 27% 12,110 51,000 40% 4 HINTALO WAJIRAT 110,926 128,594 9,680 8% 132,451 33,300 25% 11,655 49,100 37% 4 MEKELE 96,938 112,378 115,749 0 4 OFLA 124,484 144,311 54,440 38% 148,640 35,100 24% 12,285 67,700 46% 4 RAYAAZEBO 87,638 101,596 33,070 33% 104,644 38,000 36% 13,300 41,490 40% 4 SAMRE 88,701 102,829 12,100 12% 105,914 30,800 29% 10,780 50,800 48% Sub Total 873,509 1,012,636 170,680 17% 1,043,015 235,800 23% 82,530 413,642 40% TIGRAY TOTAL 3,136,267 3,635,793 500,420 14% 3,744,867 1,047,400 28% 355,740 1,407,220 38% Total displaced beneficiaries 315,936 315,936 Total all beneficiaries 1,363,336 36% 1,723,156 46% UN-EUE July - December 2000 - revised August 2000. Zone 1994 census 1999 beneficiaries - May '99 2000 beneficiaries - Jan 2000 July - Dec 2000 Bens Zone ID/prior Wereda Total Pop. 1999 Pop. 1999 Bens. 1999 bens % 2000 Pop. 2000 Bens 2000 bens Bens. Sup. July - Dec Bens July - Dec Bens ity Estimate of Pop. Estimate % of Pop. Feeding % of pop AMHARA 1 ADDI ARKAY 106,983 124,023 7,500 6% 127,743 31,860 25% 11,151 40,166 31% 1 ALEFA 213,961 248,039 255,481 0 1 BELESA 140,214 162,546 9,860 6% 167,423 45,425 27% 15,899 45,425 27% *1 BEYEDA 76,680 88,893 22,500 25% 91,560 51,573 56% 18,051 53,736 59% 1 CHILGA 166,086 192,539 198,315 0 North Gonder 1 DABAT 118,566 137,450 25,220 18% 141,574 4,000 3% 1,400 11,241 8% 1 DEBARK 120,754 139,987 4,780 3% 144,187 20,000 14% 7,000 23,306 16% 1 DEMBIA 218,014 252,738 260,320 0 1 GONDAR 112,249 130,127 134,031 0 1 GONDAR ZURIA 192,337 222,971 229,660 0 3,348 1% *1 JANAMORA 125,516 145,507 24,480 17% 149,873 44,183 29% 15,464 47,785 32% 1 LAY ARMACHEHO 117,471 136,181 140,267 1 METEMA 54,913 63,659 65,569 1 QUARA 35,600 41,270 42,508 1 SANJA 105,751 122,594 126,272 1 WEGERA 183,589 212,830 21,200 10% 219,215 12,894 6% 25,277 12% Sub Total 2,088,684 2,421,357 115,540 5% 2,493,998 209,935 8% 68,964 250,284 10% 2 DEBRE TABOR 22,455 26,031 26,812 2 DERA 212,341 246,161 253,546 South Gonder 2 EBENAT 163,413 189,440 22,870 12% 195,124 92,812 48% 32,484 92,812 48% 2 ESTE 296,978 344,279 354,607 50,161 14% 56,866 16% 2 FARTA 228,772 265,209 16,666 6% 273,166 71,733 26% 25,107 99,629 36% 2 FOGERA 185,280 214,790 9,780 5% 221,234 18,304 8% 18,304 8% 2 KEMEKEM 220,414 255,520 15,000 6% 263,186 63,042 24% 63,041 24% 2 LAY GAYINT 167,122 193,740 35,000 18% 199,552 103,155 52% 36,104 145,037 73% 2 SIMADA 187,799 217,711 22,510 10% 224,242 56,689 25% 19,841 56,689 25% 2 TACH GAYINT 84,158 97,562 20,040 21% 100,489 48,487 48% 16,970 60,000 60% Sub Total 1,768,732 2,050,445 141,866 7% 2,111,959 504,383 24% 130,507 592,378 28% *3 BUGNA 171,333 198,622 85,960 43% 204,581 67,986 33% 23,795 80,248 39% 3 DAWUNTNA DELANT 145,401 168,560 58,250 35% 173,616 62,136 36% 21,748 101,228 58% *3 GIDAN 135,805 157,435 119,600 76% 162,158 62,356 38% 21,825 88,011 54% N. Wello *3 GUBA LAFTO 139,151 161,314 68,800 43% 166,154 59,325 36% 20,764 84,234 51% 3 HABRU 168,172 194,957 30,250 16% 200,806 53,820 27% 64,316 32% 3 KOBO 175,558 203,520 33,210 16% 209,625 54,236 26% 56,388 27% 3 MEKET 193,683 224,532 55,000 24% 231,268 70,670 31% 24,735 104,401 45% 3 WADLA 106,681 123,673 59,080 48% 127,383 45,328 36% 15,865 77,937 61% 3 WELDIYA 24,533 28,440 29,294 Sub Total 1,260,317 1,461,053 510,150 35% 1,504,884 475,857 32% 128,730 656,763 44% *4 AMBASEL 111,172 128,879 77,578 60% 132,745 66,320 50% 23,212 116,107 87% 4 DEBRESINA 125,126 145,055 69,735 48% 149,407 39,180 26% 71,730 48% 4 DESSIE 97,314 112,814 116,198 4 DESSIE ZURIA 201,433 233,516 141,778 61% 240,522 95,478 40% 170,058 71% 4 JAMA 107,365 124,465 22,658 18% 128,199 15,334 12% 22,000 17% 4 KALU 170,523 197,683 61,912 31% 203,613 56,014 28% 19,605 69,488 34% South Wello 4 KELALA 117,011 135,648 22,020 16% 139,717 33,113 24% 38,910 28% 4 KOMBOLCHA 39,466 45,752 47,124 *4 KUTABER 126,805 147,002 50,810 35% 151,412 49,934 33% 17,477 71,278 47% *4 LEGAMBO 158,785 184,075 99,200 54% 189,598 63,656 34% 22,280 107,194 57% 4 MEKDELA 106,435 123,387 54,979 45% 127,089 51,687 41% 18,090 103,987 82% 4 SAYINT 193,616 224,454 56,342 25% 231,188 73,695 32% 25,793 63,384 27% 4 TEHULEDERE 119,240 138,232 28,426 21% 142,379 22,418 16% 66,357 47% *4 TENTA 137,412 159,298 87,662 55% 164,077 92,919 57% 32,522 123,799 75% 4 WEGDE 101,521 117,691 23,365 20% 121,221 22,826 19% 28,445 23% 4 WERE ILU 120,193 139,337 50,922 37% 143,517 56,564 39% 77,209 54% 4 WEREBABU 90,386 104,782 29,070 28% 107,926 46,726 43% 16,354 55,980 52% Sub Total 2,123,803 2,462,070 876,457 36% 2,535,932 785,864 31% 175,333 1,185,926 47% UN-EUE July - December 2000 - revised August 2000.
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    Interagency Rapid Protection Assessment - Bahir Dar, Amhara Region 18-19 December 2018 MISSION OBJECTIVE / PURPOSE: In mid-December 2018, the Protection Cluster was informed of the arrival of approximately 1,200 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from Kamashi zone in Benishangul-Gumuz region to Bahir Dar in Amhara region. Amhara regional DRM confirmed the numbers and added that an upwards of 200 IDPs continue to arrive Bahir Dar on a daily basis. The IDPs are of Amharic ethnicity, whom have reported instances of GBV and human rights violations, suffered in Kamashi and en route to Bahir Dar. The Protection Cluster conducted an interagency Rapid Protection Assessment between the 18th – 19th December, to better understand the protection needs of the new arrivals to Bahir Dar, as well as the conditions in Kamashi zone. As humanitarian access to Kamashi zone is restricted, the total number of IDPs and conditions in Kamashi, remains largely unknown by the humanitarian community. The aim of a Rapid Protection Assessment is to assist the Protection Cluster and protection agencies to collect relevant information to identify key protection concerns and information gaps according to an agreed common methodology, which included: key informant interviews, focus group discussions and observations. MULTIFUNCTIONAL TEAM MEMBERS: Kristin Arthur Victoria Clancy Protection Cluster Coordinator Child Protection Sub-Cluster Coordinator UNHCR UNICEF Sebena Gashaw Caroline Haar Human Rights Officer GBV Sub-Cluster Coordinator OHCHR UNFPA Ayenew Messele Child