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Village Assessment Survey Rubkona County Village Assessment Survey COUNTY ATLAS 2013 Rubkona County Unity State Village Assessment Survey The Village Assessment Survey (VAS) has been used by IOM since 2007 and is a comprehensive data source for South Sudan that provides detailed information on access to basic services, infra- structure and other key indicators essential to informing the development of efficient reintegra- tion programmes. The most recent VAS represents IOM’s largest effort to date encompassing 30 priority counties comprising of 871 bomas, 197 payams, 468 health facilities, and 1,277 primary schools. There was a particular emphasis on assessing payams outside state capitals, where com- paratively fewer comprehensive assessments have been carried out. IOM conducted the assess- ment in priority counties where an estimated 72% of the returnee population (based on esti- mates as of 2012) has resettled. The county atlas provides spatial data at the boma level and should be used in conjunction with the VAS county profile. Six (6) Counties Assessed Planning Map and Dashboard..…………Page 1 WASH Section…………..………...Page 13 - 17 General Section…………...……...Page 2 - 5 Natural Source of Water……...……….…..Page 13 Main Ethnicities and Languages.………...Page 2 Water Point and Physical Accessibility….…Page 14 Infrastructure and Services……...............Page 3 Water Management & Conflict....….………Page 15 Land Ownership and Settlement Type ….Page 4 WASH Education...….……………….…….Page 16 Returnee Land Allocation Status..……...Page 5 Latrine Type and Use...………....………….Page 17 Livelihood Section…………..…...Page 6 - 9 Education Section………….……...Page 18 - 21 Major Livelihood Practices..…………...Page 6 Access to Education Facilities...……………Page 18 Major Food Crops Grown...…………..Page 7 Level of Edu. & Medium of Instruction...…..Page 19 MAP OVERVIEW Map Index Index Map Major Problem Affecting Farming……..Page 8 Teacher to Student Ratio...……………….Page 20 Major Livelihood Shocks……….............Page 9 Primary School Facilities...…………………Page 21 Health Section………..………..Page 10 - 12 Protection Section…………..…….Page 22 - 24 Access to Health Facilities……………Page 10 Presence of Rule of Law Institutions...…….Page 22 This map product is for planning purposes only. The names and boundaries on this map product/atlas do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the Govern- Health Facility & Services Offered…….Page 11 External Threats, Violations & Risks...……..Page 23 ment of Republic of South Sudan or IOM. IOM cannot guarantee that this map is Health Awareness Programmes………Page 12 Internal Threats, Violations & Risks...……...Page 24 error free and therefore will not accept liability for consequential and indirect dam- DISCLAIMER ages arising from the use of this map product. Page Numbers preceded by reflect data sourced from the Boma Questionnaire, while page numbers preceded by present information sourced Please refer to the accompanying digital atlas for more detailed information of the map from the respective Technical Questionnaire. product. Maps are also available at http://southsudan.iom.int/reports/VAS or scan the QR code below to go directly to the web page. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION New Industrial Area ● Northern Bari ● Juba ● South Sudan Email: [email protected] | Web: http://southsudan.iom.int Established in 1951, IOM is the principal inter governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. With 149 member states, a further 12 states holding observer status and offices in over 100 countries, IOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and inter- nally displaced people Planning Map & Dashboard SUDAN : Area Payams Bomas VILLAGE INFORM ATION N umber Payam Boma o f 3,5682 Villages km 8 54 Wunbut 2 M athiang 2 Health Education Riang 1 Villages Tharwal 2 Facilities Facilities Budang Waa 2 Wangrial Abiemnhom2 Pariang Chotchara 1 2( Unity ) ( Unity ) Nyeromna 2 Chotchara 2 1 170 2 8 Kuer Kuny 4 Wangkom 7 Nor 7 Boryian 5 ESTIMATED HOST POPULATION: Dhor Bor Kuerdieng 6 111,212 Goulgoul 4 Buaw 5 RETURNEE POPULATION: Niek Niek 7 Biel Chier 3 79,751 Guol Guol 2 71% Buotong 3 Kaljak M airo 2 Khuoke 2 Diem 4 Biew 3 Chotchara 2 Nyaw 4 0% 100% Koat 3 Riang 9 Ngop Biel 2 9 Percentage of Returnees to the Host Population Tour 4 Pawel 3 Returnees to the County Compared with State Total Boor 3 Wunbut Kuer thou New Site 3 Kuerdieng Barmalual Tharwal Kuer Kuny Block 9 1 9 Paragah 9 Goulgoul 9 9 120,000 Block 3 1 9 9 Thou 9 Yoangany Unity Rubkona Nhialdiu Nor 9 New Khartoum 98,637 Thokyier Chang 2 Diem Nor 9 9 100,000 Golbuoth One 9 Buaw Pakur Kuer Nyeding Wathpol Boryian Three 9 Block 8 1 Diem Two 9 9 Wangkom Toang 79,842 Nor Five Kuerbuoya 9 80,000 Block 4 1 Niek Niek 9 Duel Bentiu Block 2 1 Boryian One Boryian Loth 55,944 Tochrur 9 60,000 Tongdol 1 Pawel Riaydeng Nyarial Wanguar Boryian Returnees Duar 5 Guoh 40,000 34,386 9Pawel 28,968 28,912 Nhialdiu 3 Madyian Khuoke Guit Norlamwel Biel 9 Guol Guol Payol Nyaw 20,000 9,047 15,184 12,122 Chan Lual 2 9 Chuoke 5,100 ( Unity ) 290 2,076 Kur 1 Tour Kuoch9 Thieh99 9 0 Tuochluak 1 Rianydar Buotong Koat Kuong 9Buotong 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Toang 4 Biew Riak Nhom Year of Return Barmalual 2 9 Biew Two Keach Rub Nyegai Kuer thou 2 Buow9 Rubkona Yoangany 2 Chal-yier 9 Mayom Kur Gor - Nyal Paragah 4 Bol 9 Pi-bor SUDAN Pakur 5 ( Unity ) Kur Kur 7 Wich-chot Abyei Pariang Admin. Thar Khan 5 Area** Upper Wathjak Wang Lok 5 Wangrial Abiemnhom Nile Biel Chier Northern Riak Nhom 7 9 Boor Unity Guit Rub Nyegai 5 Mathiang 9Mairo Bahr el Mayom Block 9Block 8 Nyeromna Ghazal Rubkona Thokyier Chang9 Block 3 Chotchara9 1 9999999New Site 9Block 94Block9 2 Legend Waa 9 FangakKoch Tuochluak 9Thar9 Khan Jonglei 9 Duar Wang Lok Warrap ( Jonglei ) Tongdol Nhialdiu 9Wang-lok Roads 9 Mayendit 9 Boma Survey Points 9 Chan Lual Leer Gogrial Local/Urban Villages 9 Kur Western East Bahr el &( Primary Panyijar ( WarrapState ) Capital Ghazal Lakes River Secondary Tertiary Data Source: NBS, OCHA, IOM, ESRI Lakes Year: 2013 Koch Projection: Geographic County Boundary Spheroid: WGS84 TonjUndetermined North Boundary* Kilometers( Unity ) * Final Boundary between the Republic of South Sudan Comments & Feedback: [email protected] ( Warrap ) State Boundary and the Republic of Sudan has not yet been determined. 0 5 10 20 30 Map Index: 2013/SS/VAS/S19C001/PLN ** Final status of the Abyei area is not yet determined Page 1 Rubkona County Main Ethnicities and Languages Spoken SUDAN Pariang ( Unity ) Abiemnhom ( Unity ) . Chotchara 2 Riang . Kuer . Wunbut . thou . Barmalual Tharwal . Buaw Yoangany . Diem . Toang . Niek Boryian . Niek . Pawel . Guit Biel . Khuoke . Guol Guol ( Unity ) . Koat Nyaw Buotong . Biew . Mayom Riak Nhom . ( Unity ) Rub Nyegai Kur . Wangrial . Legend . ..... Villages Roads Mathiang . Waa ... Nyeromna River/Stream Local/Urban . Tongdol . .. Lake/Marsh Primary . Fangak Main Tribes Secondary Kur ( Jonglei ) NuerGogrial EastTertiary . ( Warrap ) Main Languages County Boundary . Nuer State Boundary Data Source: NBS, OCHA, IOM, ESRI KochYear: 2013 . Nuer (Thoknaath) Undetermined Boundary Projection: Geographic Tonj North Kilometers ( UnitySpheroid: ) WGS84 English 0 5 10 20 30 Comments & Feedback: [email protected] . ( Warrap ) Map Index: 2013/SS/VAS/S19C001/THM01 Page 2 Rubkona County Infrastructure and Services 9 99 SUDAN O B W B Wangrial 99 Biel B Chier99 Block r E O W Pariang Boor 9 Mathiang Block9 3 4 Mairo 9( Unity ) Block 8 9 9 9 9 Chotchara 1 99999 9 Nyeromna Waa 9 99Block9 Thokyier 9 Block9 9 9 9 29 Chang 9 9 9 New9 Site 9Thar Khan Duar 9 Abiemnhom 9 9 r E 99 Nhialdiu r E ( Unity ) Tuochluak 9 9 Wang Lok Tongdol 9 9 9 Chan Lual99 4 B Kur 99 @ 4 Chotchara 2 9 4 Riang 9 4 B E O 4 W O W N Kuer thou Tharwal Wunbut Kuerdieng 9 Barmalual 9 4 Kuer Kuny 9 9 9 Pakur9 9 r W 9 9 Yoangany Nor 99 Buaw Diem 9 Goulgoul 9 WangkomParagah 9 Niek Niek 9 9 9 Toang 4 W Pawel Boryian B 9 Khuoke W 9 Guit Legend Biel 9 Nyaw r 4 B W Guol Guol ( Unity ) Boma Survey Points River/Stream 9 9 9 Tour 9 Buotong Koat 9 9 Bomas with Infrastructure Lake/Marsh 9 Biew Riak Nhom 4 Mayom 9 9 Bomas without Infrastructure County Boundary ( Unity ) Kur 9 Rub Nyegai Villages State Boundary 4 B 9 Roads Undetermined Boundary B Wangrial Local/Urban Biel Chier 9 Boor Mathiang BlockBlock 4 29 Primary 4 Chotchara 1 Nyeromna 9Block 3Mairo99999 Secondary Block9 8 99 9 Thar Khan9 9Block9Thokyier 9 Chang TuochluakWaa 999New Site Tertiary Duar9 Wang Lok Tongdol 9 Nhialdiu 9 Chan Lual Fangak 9 Kur @ 4 ( Jonglei ) Gogrial East 4 B Rubkona( Warrapr ) @ E O 4 B W N Police Boma Public Mobile Religious Infrastructure Orphanage Roads Bridges Station Market Transport Coverage Est. Data Source: NBS, OCHA, IOM, ESRI Number of KochYear: 2013 9 1 6 11 12 13 15 3 Projection: Geographic Bomas Tonj North Kilometers ( UnitySpheroid: ) WGS84 0 5 10 20 30 Comments & Feedback: [email protected] Satisfaction Level 22% 0( Warrap 17% ) 0% 75% 38% 13% 0% Map Index: 2013/SS/VAS/S19C001/THM02 Page 3 Rubkona County Land Ownership & Settlement Types SUDAN d $ > d Wangrial Biel 9 Chier \ d 9 d d \ Block 9 Boor 4 Mathiang 9 9Mairo 9 Chotchara 1 Block 3 9 9 Pariang 9 Thokyier 9 9Block9 2 Block 8 Block Chang 9 Nyeromna ( Unity ) 9 Thar 9 9 New Site Waa Khan 9 Duar Nhialdiu 9 >d $ d 9 9Abiemnhom d Tuochluak ( Unity ) 9 Tongdol Wang Lok
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