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IOM - Humanitarian Assistance Programme Weekly Activity Report IOM - Humanitarian Assistance Programme Weekly Activity Report Week Starting Date Week Ending Date Period: 22 November 2017 28 November 2017 Submission Date: 29 November 2017 Cumulative Highlights01 January to 28 November 2017 # of Provinces # of ND # of Joint # of Report- # of Report- # of Houses # of Houses # of Houses # of Individu- # of Individu- # of Verified # of Verified # of Families # of Individ- Affected incidents Assessments ed Affected ed Affected Completely Severely Moderately als Deaths als Injured Affected Affected Assisted by uals Assisted Reported Families Individuals Destroyed Damaged Damaged Families Individuals IOM by IOM 33 260 539 15,906 111,312 1,897 4,826 1,261 131 141 7,290 46,782 5,303 37,199 2016 vs 2017 Analysis Number of effected families by incident type 1-Jan-2017 till 28-Nov-2017 Flood 3543 Other: 2108 Heavy rainfall 1554 Avalanche 108 Landslide 90 Harsh winter 33 Earthquake 28 Weekly Highlights 22-28 November 2017 # of Provinces # of ND # of Joint # of Report- # of Report- # of Houses # of Houses # of Houses # of Individu- # of Individu- # of Verified # of Verified # of Families # of Individ- Affected incidents Assessments ed Affected ed Affected Completely Severely Moderately als Deaths als Injured Affected Affected Assisted by uals Assisted Reported Families Individuals Destroyed Damaged Damaged Families Individuals IOM by IOM 49 418 Natural Disasters, Coordination and DRR activity UPDATE: 22 November—28 November 2017 Natural Disasters Update: During the period of no new natural disaster incidents were recorded: Khost: As per the on-going report obtained from ANDMA, around 19 families were effected by heavy rainfall in Lander, Lakan, Caprai and Delpuri villages of Mandozy, Terezy and Matoon districts of Khost province on 16 November. Joint assessment teams consisting of IOM, ARCS, ANDMA and DoRR had assessment on 17 November 2017, 19 families were verified in need of NFIs and food items. IOM distributed Family, Blanket, winter clothing, solar and emergency shelter modules on 23 November 2017. Kunar : An avalanche incident was reported in Chapa Dara district of Kunar province on 17 November, reportedly 9 Individuals were killed while 35 persons sustained injuries. ANDMA and ARCS distributed cash to affected families while ARCS has distributed NFIs, winterization ,hygiene kits, tents and food items to the effected families. In addition, reportedly around 25 families were affected by recent heavy rainfall in Chapadara, Shegal, Sarkani, Asadabad, Chawky and Nurgal districts. Joint assessment team consisting of IOM, ANDMA, DG, IMC and WFP assessed the affected areas and identified 24 families in need of NFIs and food items. IOM distributed Family, Blanket, winter clothing, solar, emergency shelter modules and family tents on 23-24 November. Nangarhar: On 16 November 2017; due to heavy rainfall, around 7 families reported affected in Jalalabad, Behsood, Cheprehar, Surkhroad, Rodat, Gushta and Kuz kunar districts. Upon the request of ANDMA, IMC deployed assessment team and verified 7 family in need of assistance. IMC covered NFI needs while IOM distributed winter clothing modules to the affected families. Laghman: Due to heavy rainfall on 16 November, five families were reported affected in Mehtralam. The assessment team (ANDMA and IMC) verified five families in need of NFIs and food items. IOM distributed winter clothing module, IMC distributed NFIs while ANDMA covered food needs. Natural Disaster Initial Incident Information Summary Sheet: 22-28 November 2017 Date of Incident Date of Assess- Location Type of Incident # of ND Affected Families # of ND-Induced IDP Partner Agencies Involved in Assessment ment Province District Families Individual Families Individual 15,16 Nov 19,20-Nov Khost 1.Dilpoori Heavy Rainfall 19 192 IOM, ARCS, ANDMA, DoRR 2017 2017 2.Lakan 3.Landar 4.Caprai 17 Nov 2017 18-20-Nov Kunar 1.Chapadara Avalanche & 24 170 ARCS,ANDMA,IMC,IOM,WFP,DG 2017 Rainfall 2.Asad Abad 3.Sarkani 4.Shegal 5.Dara-i-pich 5.Narang 6.Chawkai 7.Nurgal 16 Nov 2017 21,22 Nov Laghman Mehtarlam Rainfall 5 44 ANDMA,IMC,IOM 2017 16 Nov 2017 21 Nov,2017 Nangarhar 1.Chaprehar Rainfall 7 62 ANDMA,IMC,IOM 2.Jalalabad 3.Bihsud 4.Rodat 5.Surkhrud 7.Kuz Kunar Total 55 468 Conflict IDPs Update: Nangarhar: Khogyani: Following the conflict on 16 October, so far 9,141 families have been assessed of which 5,600 families fare found eligible for humanitarian assistance. So far, 3,414 families have received assistance while the assessment and response is on-going by 25 joint assessment teams. In addition; due to recent conflict in Khogyani, reportedly 361 families newly displaced to Khogyani (Sar Qala, Chamtal), Jalalabad city (Zone 4, Bazi Ikmalati, Muqam Khan), Surkhrud (Shekh Mesri Settlement, Kooz Shekh Mesri, Dusaraka, Wahdat Mena, Angoorbagh, Moimobarak), Behsud district, Pachiragam and Chaparhar. So far 374 families have been identified in need of humanitarian assistance. Kunar: Due to cross border shelling from Pakistan, 826 families were reportedly displaced from Kunar (Shegal, Marawar, Shegal Wa Sheltan districts) to Asad Abad. So far, 558 families is assessed in need of assistance. So far, ANDMA has distributed basic humanitarian assistance to 144 families, PU-AMI distributed NFIs to 39 families while the remaining fami- lies will be assisted by ARCS and PU-AMI. Baghlan Conflict IDP: 551 families reported displaced from Samangan (Roye Do Aab) and Baghlan (Cheshmesher, Tala Wa Barfak, Sorba village of Borka district) currently residing in Pole Khumri city and center of Burka center. So far, 353 families assessed of which 90 families identified for assistance. WFP distributed food items, UNHCR distributed NFIs, DACCAR distribut- ed hygiene kits and ACTED distributed multi-purpose cash. Balkh conflict IDP: 822 families reportedly displaced from different provinces in North and Northeast currently residing in Mazar City. 351 families have been assessed so far of which 191 families verified for assistance. 162 families have received of Food items, Hygiene kits, NFIs and multi-purpose cash from WFP DACAAR, PIN and SCI on 22 November. Jawzjan Conflict IDP: Reportedly 1,707 families displaced from Qushtepa district (Dasht Laili ,Jarsma Choqor, Taraghli Afghania, Bik Sar, Khanaga) to Sheberghan city and within Qushtepa district. 1,010 families have been assessed of which 258 families verified for assistance. 187 families have received humanitarian assistance. WFP distributed food items, PIN distribut- ed cash and DACCAR distributed hygiene kits. Sare Pul Conlfict IDP: Reportedly 350-500 families displaced from Jawjan (Darzab district) and Sare Pul (different districts) to Sare Pul center. 288 families have been assessed so far of which 150 families verified for assistance. 64 families have received food and NFIs distributed by WFP and SCI while the remain 86 families will be assisted by WFP and SCI. Kunduz conflict IDP: 1,438 families reportedly displaced from Imam Saheb and Chahardarah district to Kunduz center. 2100 families assessed so far of which 968 families have been verified in need of assistance. 403 families have received assistance by NRC, ACTED,UNHCR and WFP and the distribution of relief items for the remaining 357 families will be concluded this week. Takhar conflict IDP: Reportedly 386 families displaced from Badakhshan, Kunduz and Takhar (different districts) to Takhar centre. 295 families assessed so far of which 120 families have been veri- fied for assistance, the assessment is on-going by the joint assessment team and will be completed till next week. Distribution of Family, Blanket, winter clothing, solar and emergency shelter modules to 19 heavy rainfall affected families in Khost province, ©IOM 2017 Distribution of NFI to 18 heavy rainfall affected families, Nurgal district, Kunar, 22 Distribution of winter clothing to five heavy rainfall affected families, Mehtarlam, Nov 2017 Laghman, 26 Nov 2017 Note: The figures on the map is extracted from Multi-sector Rapid Assessment Form (MSRAF) database, the differences in the figures on the first page is due to MSRAFs not yet submitted to IOM and yet to be encoded in HAP DB. Stock Update Countrywide (28 November 2017) Family Revitalisa- Emergency Shelter Blanket Mod- Winter Clothing Region Warehouse Winter Kit Tarpaulin Household Module Solar Module Family Tent tion Kit Kit ule Module Kabul 1 0 2,052 0 2,610 1,399 624 2,089 784 Central Logar 0 0 272 0 4 0 0 Sub Total 1 0 2,324 0 2,610 1,399 628 2,089 784 Bamyan Centre 0 0 544 0 1,011 768 763 394 184 Central Highland Daikundi-Nilli 0 0 272 33 1,042 398 638 495 100 Lal Wa Sare Jungle 0 0 224 0 545 321 204 187 50 Sub Total 0 0 1,040 33 2,598 1,487 1,605 1,076 334 Badakshan-Faizabad 12 1 625 0 2,112 807 1,008 383 316 BDK-Ishkashim-FOCUS 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BDK-Wakhan-FOCUS 0 0 0 0 100 0 89 0 0 BDK-Sheghnan-FOCUS 0 0 0 0 89 0 0 0 0 Northeast BDK-Shukai-FOCUS 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BDK-Nussai-FOCUS 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BDK-Maymai-FOCUS 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Badakshan-Ishkashim 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Takhar-Taloqan 0 0 56 0 315 443 150 165 100 Sub Total 810 1 681 0 2,616 1,250 1,247 548 416 Ghazni 0 0 111 0 168 185 73 187 56 Southeast Paktia-Gardez 0 0 344 0 1,352 1,025 666 316 303 Sub Total 0 0 455 0 1,520 1,210 739 503 359 Herat 0 0 839 601 1,226 862 456 616 397 Ghor-Chaghcharan 0 55 200 0 172 200 122 0 0 West Farah 0 0 168 0 164 214 100 100 0 Badgish 0 5 105 0 165 115 83 82 0 Sub Total 0 60 1,312 601 1,727 1,391 761 798 397 East Jalalabad 245 0 1,530 626 1,809 1,584 414 946 502 Sub Total 245 2 1,530 620 1,809 1,584 414 946 502 Mazar 0 8 1,102 22 1,722 1,010 817 127 830 North Faryab 0 59 278 0 676 198 150 0 49 Sub Total 0 67 1,380 22 2,398 1,208 967 127 879 Helmand 0 0 100 121 121 71 100 27 South Nimruz 0 0 13 0 0 0 5 0 5 Kandahar 0 0 818 67 1,106 1,118 566 325 389 Sub Total 0 0 931 67 1,227 1,239 642 425 421 Grand Total 1,056 130 9,653 1,343 16,505 10,768 7,003 6,512 4,092 .
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