Danish Refugee Council

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North Caucasus Situation Report No. 42

DRC/ASF PROGRAM OF EMERGENCY AND INTEGRATION ASSISTANCE TO THE VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT IN CHECHNYA

31 October 2001

Latest developments

According to various human rights NGOs and the Chechen Other News Committee for National Salvation, a serious situation has developed in Chechen refugee camps, where tens of thousands of The All-Russia Center for Public refugees will have to spend their third winter in worn-out tents. Opinion Studies (VTsIOM) reported Many tents have no wooden floors and the camps lack beds, on 1 October the results of polls from heating appliances, warm blankets, bedding and other essentials. September 24 and late July. The proportion of Russians supporting The camps are estimated to need at least 2,000 new tents, without armed action in Chechnya has which they may face serious epidemics. In view of this, the increased to 41% from 36% late in Russian political movement "For human rights" has appealed to all July. The proportion of those in favor non-governmental and governmental donors asking for relief aid of negotiations with the Chechen and for help in preparing the tent camps for the coming winter rebels has shrunk to 44% from 53% season. [Interfax] in July. [RIA -Novosti]

The RF Presidential aide Sergey Yas trzhembskiy confirmed that Chief of Staff of the UN military observer mission in Abkhazia Laslo Russia supports an initiative put forward by Council of Europe Torok was among the 9 people killed Human Rights Commissioner Alvaro Gil Robles to hold a round- when a Mi-8 helicopter was shot table in Strasbourg to discuss humanitarian issues with down in Abkhazia early on 8 representatives of Chechen diasporas. While appearing at a press October. The helicopter belonged to conference on 2 October, Yastrzhembskiy time stressed that there the Ukrainian "Chaika" enterprise had so far been no talk of including Aslan Maskhadov's envoys. and was rented by the UN mission. According to the presidential aide, the round-table will feature The Abkhazian Foreign Ministry has those people who were present at the discussion in Strasbourg reported that it was Georgian and recently, held under the aegis of a joint State Duma - PACE group. Chechen gunmen, fighting in [RIA-Novosti] Abkhazia, who shot down the helicopter. [Interfax]

A Russian plane with up to 78 passengers and crew on board Abkhazia is ready to become a plunged into the Black Sea off Russia on 4 October after an member of Russian Federation and apparent mid-air blast, which President Vladimir Putin said might pass on its protection, the be “a terrorist act.'' In Washington, a U.S. official said the aircraft representative of Abkhazia might have been accidentally hit by a surface-to -air missile fired unrecognized republic to Russian during a Ukrainian military training exercise. Initial reports from the Federation Igor Akhba stressed at Pentagon were that there might have been a launch of a surface- news conference in Moscow on 12 Pentagon were that there might have been a launch of a surface- news conference in Moscow on 12 to -air missile or missiles from the Crimea that might have brought October. He mentioned that down the plane, the official said. [Reuters] Abkhazia never was a part of Georgia, Prime-News correspondent in Moscow informed. Abkhazia had On 12 October, the Council of Europe Secretary General Walter been sovereign republic in USSR Schwimmer announced, that the mandate of the Organization's and then of Stalin's free will it experts working in Chechnya would be prolonged until the end of became the part of Georgia, Igor the year, in agreement with Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov. Akhba said. [Prime-News] A further prolongation of the experts' mandate would depend on the adequate response by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office On 14 October the President of to complaints of human rights violations registered by the Office of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma admitted Vladimir Kalamanov, the Russian President's Special officially for the first time that the Representative for human rights in Chechnya stressed. Three crash of a Russian airliner in the Black Sea that killed all 78 people on Council of Europe experts have been working in Mr. Kalamanov's board on 4 October was probably Office since June 2000. [Press-Center] caused by a Ukrainian missile that went astray. [Interfax] On 17 October the press secretary of the Chechen Government Alla Vlazneva said that 90 houses, which reconstruction had been Russian presidential envoy in the financed from federal sources, will be handed over to local citizens southern federal district Viktor of Naurskiy and Gudermesskiy Districts of Chechnya in the nearest Kazantsev is expected to meet Akhmed Zakayev, a representative future. The reconstruction works are conducted in close of Chechen separatist leader Aslan cooperation with the houses’ owners, who concluded agreements Maskhadov in Moscow before with constructing companies. Mrs. Vlazneva said that at present 5 October 31. Sources at Kazantsev's polyclinics have recently been under reconstruction in Grozny City, office said on 25 October that initially including one for children, the municipal hospital, the T.B. Grozny, Rostov-on-Don and Moscow prophylactic centre and one medical college. [Infocentre] were considered as possible meeting places. [Gazeta.ru]

DRC/ASF Registration

Ingushetia

According to the latest DRC/ASF survey data as of 30.10.2001, the number of IDPs living in Ingushetia constitutes 147,127 persons. The majority of the IDPs live in Sunzhenskiy District of Ingushetia, neighbouring to Chechnya (52,757 persons). At present the survey data is processed at three DRC/ASF Information Centers (1 in Malgobek, 1 in Sleptsovsk and 2 in Nazran). The database is up-dated fortnightly. For details on registration data, please see Annex 1, Tables 1, 2.

Chechnya

As of 30.10.2001, the Chechnya population constitutes 789,085 persons, having as many as 135,024 inner IDPs in the area (Annex 1, Tables 3, 4, 5). The Chechnya database is served by 5 DRC/ASF Information Centers (in Urus-Martan, Shali, Gudermes and two in Grozny).

Distribution

Ingushetia

WFP/DRC/ASF Joint Program of Emergency Assistance

For the period from 1 up to 31 October 2001, DRC/ASF conductedWFP -funded distributions of flour, sugar and salt to Chechen IDPs living in Ingushetia. As a result, 1,022.25 MT of w/flour were distributed, along with 15.585 MT of salt and 57.653 MT of sugar among about 114,000 IDPs, staying in Karabulakskiy, Malgobekskiy, Nazranovskiy and Sunzhenskiy districts of Ingushetia. From the beginning of WFP distribution on 18 February 2000 and up to 30 September 2001, DRC/ASF distributed in total more than 30,617.67 MT of food to Chechnya IDPs, living on the territory of Ingushetia. (Annex 2, Table 1).

DRC/ASF permanent distribution points in Ingushetia: Food rations (WFP items)

ü Sugar 0,5 kg per person In Ingushetia, DRC/ASF distributes food commodities through 23 ü Salt 0,15 kg per person distribution points (DP): ü Flour 13,5 kg

NAZRAN (7 DPs): Plievo, Nazran City, Altievo, Gamuzi, Barsuki, DRC/ASF warehouse facilities Nasyr-Kort. ü Malgobek (non-food) - 1,098 m2; SUNZHA (7 DPs): Sleptsovskaya, Alkhasty, Galashki, Troitskaya, ü Nazran “Kamaz-Center” - 3,960 m 2; Muzhichi, Nesterovskaya, Chemulga. ü Nazran-3 (food/non-food) – 1,302 m2; MALGOBEK (9 DPs): Psedakh, Sagopshi, Noviy Redant, ü Nazran-4 (non-food/building materials) 2 Zyazikov-Yurt, Voznesenonskaya, Aki-Yurt, – 470 m ; ü Nazran-5 (building materials) – 2,547 Verkhniye Achaluki, Sredniye Achaluki, Nizhniye 2 Achaluki. m ; ü Plievo (food) – 2,750m 2.

KARABULAK (1 DP): Karabulak Town and suburbs.

Chechnya

DRC/ASF Program of Emergency Assistance to the people of Chechnya

From 2 to 20 October 2001, DRC/ASF delivered to Chechnya 71 Areas of DRC/ASF food distribution in Chechnya: trucks loaded with WFP food commodities. The total of - ECHO -funded distribution: Urus- commodities, including flour, salt and vegetable oil, were Martanovskiy, Shalinskiy, Kurchaloyskiy, equivalent to 740.935 MT. Since the beginning of the operation of Nozhay-Yurtovskiy, Vedenskiy Districts and 2 IDP camps in Nadterechny WFP distribution in Chechnya, DRC/ASF distributed more than District. 4,311.195 MT of food commodities. (Annex 2, Table 2) - WFP food: Groznenskiy Rural, Achkhoy-Martanovskiy Districts and Staropromyslovskiy District of Grozny

Besides, during October 2001, DRC/ASF has been conducting the distribution of ECHO-funded food assistance. Thus, from 1 up to 29 October, there have been delivered to Chechnya 1,780.069 MT of food products (See Annex 2, Table 3).

From 8 to 29 October, DRC/ASF conducted in Chechnya distribution of non-food items procured for DANIDA. Please, see Annex 2, Table 4 for details.

In the framework of its Shelter Program, from 2 until 31 September, DRC/ASF delivered to the republic of Chechnya 214 trucks with building materials, procured for ECHO and DANIDA. (Annex 2, Table 5). For details on Shelter Program implementation, please, see the section “Shelter Program” below.

From 1 until 29 October DRC/ASF delivered to the republic and distributed 126,905 tins of canned beef, provided by the EU. (Annex 2, Table 6).

In October 2001, DRC/ASF also distributed 6 sets (children’s socks, jackets and shoes), provided by UNHCR.

On 19 October, there were distributed 290 ASF-funded stoves P -4 in Grozny and 80 DANIDA-funded stoves in Argun.

Daghestan

On 1 October 2001, DRC/ASF delivered to the republic of Daghestan and distributed in four settlements 58,29 MT of food, financed by ECHO. The humanitarian cargo consisted of flour, salt, sugar and oil. (Annex 2, Table 7)

Shelter Program

Chechnya

Since the beginning of the implementation of the Shelter Program in Chechnya in November 2000, there has been registered 8,034 houses subject to reconstruction, 555 of them being registered during October 2001. 5,705 of the registered houses have been rebuilt (850 of them in September).

The re-registration in the settlement of Kalinina of Grozny City is in the process of implementation. Apart from houses of 1 st and 2 nd degrees of destruction, also houses of 3 rd degree are registered there (partially destroyed walls). Besides, the registration in the settlement of Kulary has been completed. In Alkhan-Kala, where the registration works were suspended in February 2001 due to security situation, the works have been resumed.

Building materials for 15 of 20 schools subject to reconstruction in the republic of Chechnya have been delivered. DRC/ASF jointer’s shop has produced windows and doors for 4 schools.

Integration

During October 2001, DRC/ASF staff conducted weekly monitoring on 8 IGP within the framework of Integration Program in Ingushetia.

The necessary equipment has been handed over to the projects’ owners: q Beekeeping – 9 projects; q Goat keeping – 1 project; q Sewing – 5 projects.

Distribution of birdseeds for 4 poultry keeping projects has been conducted.

Psycho-Social Rehabilitation

In 2001 the Centre runs programs in several directions:

1. Therapy groups – a course of psycho-therapy (14 sessions), prior and secondary diagnosing – total # of participants in 2001 – 554. 2. Open groups – over 500 (the project started in late May). 3. Individual counseling – total # of clients – 189. 4. Social events – in September-October the Centre initiated and organized several general events and festivals for target group of the project – a 3-week day camp program for children aged 6 through 13 and teenagers aged 14 through 19. The program included sport activities, handcraft courses for junior children and developmental courses for teenagers (tolerance and conflict resolution, human rights). 5. Over September-October further staff training in psycho-therapy was conducted (participation in 2 UNICEF programs, 1 program provided by WHO). 6. A rehabilitation program for the field staff traveling to Chechnya (crisis intervention and stress management) is being conducted. 7. A more socially-oriented approach to the activities of the Centre (educational and development courses for children and youth): * A practical course on human rights; * A training course for teenagers on tolerance, conflict prevention and peacekeeping (on- going).

DDG/DCA

Ingushetia: In October DDG/DCA Mine Awareness instructors continued performing Mine Awareness in Ingushetia. The target group is IDPs from Chechnya currently living in Ingushetia in host families. As some of the instructors were on vacation during the month, 8 MA instructors carried out MA sessions for 4,757 IDPs. Besides the oral information, the i nstructors showed video with important MA messages, display different posters, pictures with important information, disseminate booklets, calendars with MA information.

Since commencing MA sessions on September 1st 2000 and until October 31st a total number of 68 903 Chechen IDPs received MA education from DDG/DCA. DDG have given Mine awareness education to 20 521 IDPs living in Host families in Ingushetia.

Chechen Teachers Course: 35 teachers from Shalinskiy districts participated in DDG/DCA Teachers Course during the month. The teachers obtained all the necessary knowledge for teaching students at their schools. Besides, they received all necessary teaching material they can use in their future work. So far, 300 teachers from Chechnya have attended DDG/DCA Teachers Course.

Planning strategy for November: In November DDG/DCA MA instructors will continue their activities in Ingushetia. A team of 4 MA instructors will conduct MA sessions in public schools for IDPs- first-formers. Besides, they will continue performing MA at the Information Centers. One team (4 MA instructors and a driver) will be working in Grozny, Chechnya. The target group is workers of different enterprises and building services involved into reconstruction and rebuilding works.

Integration Project in Stavropol Krai

Throughout September and October 2001, within the framework DRC/ASF Integration Project in Stavropol Krai, there were disbursed the following number of loans:

September 2001 – 16 in Stavropol Krai; October 2001 – 18 in Stavropol Krai; 7 in Krasnodar Krai.

Besides, DRC/ASF staff conducted monitoring of the income generation projects. In total, 247 IGPs were monitored within two months.

As a part of the capacity building component, DRC/ASF funded 5 community-based projects in Stavropol Krai, Krasnodar, North Ossetia and Daghestan.

Stavropol, 31 October 2001.

For further information, please contact:

Representative, Maria Olsen Tel/fax: + 7 095 - 203 35 80, mobile + 7– 8 902 696 67 54; E-mail: drcmoscow@mtu -net.ru

DRC Russian Federation Per. Granatny, 9, office 56 (Architect’s House) 103 001 Moscow Russian Federation Tel./Fax +7 095 203 35 80

Program Manager, Jean Tissot Tel/fax: +7 8732 2 67 71; E -mail: [email protected]

DRC Field Office Ul. Nuradilova, 14 366 720 Nazran RI Russian Federation

Earlier issues of the DRC/ASF Situation Reports can be found on the Internet at: www.reliefweb.int, www.drc.ru Annex 1

Table 1 DRC/ASF registration of Chechnya IDPs in Ingushetia (as of 28/09/2001) (breakdown by location)

District Location Number of IDPs

Karabulakskiy Karabulak 7899 Karabulak-Bart 5024 Karabulak-Zhbi 268 Karabulak-Kar'er 1168 Karabulak-Mtf 2261 Karabulak-Promzhilbaza 982 Total 17 602 Malgobekskiy Aki-Yurt 3899 V-Achaluki 2078 Vezhari-Yurt 361 Voznesenskaya 3212 Zyazikov-Yurt 881 Inarki 717 Malgobek 7726 Malgobek-Stary 1853 N-Achaluki 1463 N-Redant 974 Psedakh 4716 S-Achaluki 2049 Sagopshi 2699 Total 32 628 Nazranovskiy Ali-Yurt 950 Altievo 3486 Barsuki 1516 Gazi-Yurt 349 Gamurzievo 2440 Dolakovo 1291 Kantyshevo 2852 Nazran' 10867 Nasyr -Kort 6070 Plievo 4551 Surkhakhi 2295 Ekazhevo 4433 Yandare 3040 Total 44 140 Sunzhenskiy Alkun 29 Alkhasty 849 Arshty 489 Berd-Yurt (Yuzhny) 110 Galashki 1046 Datykh 14 Muzhichi 273 Nesterovskaya 6435 Sleptsovsk 21353 Sleptsovsk-Alina Camp 4130 Sleptsovsk-Satsita Camp (registration incomplete) 4308 Sleptsovsk-Severny 1910 Sleptsovsk-Sputnik 6219 Troitskaya 5217 Chemulga 375 Total 52 757 Grand Total 147 127

Table 2 DRC/ASF registration of Chechnya IDPs in Ingushetia (as of 30/10/2001) (breakdown by age & sex)

Sex / Age 0-4 5-17 18-59 60+ Grand Total

F 6 982 26 595 40 894 6 698 81 169

M 6 983 26 206 28 848 3 921 65 958

Total 13 965 52 801 69 742 10 619 147 127

Table 3 Population of Chechnya and inner IDPs in Chechnya (as of 30/10/2001) (breakdown by district)

District Present Total IDP

Achkhoy-Martanovskiy 68 258 12 470 Vedenskiy 25 543 2 224 Groznenskiy 82 098 11 422 Gudermesskiy 94 237 12 318 Itum -Kalinskiy 2 883 203 Kurchaloyskiy 62 828 4 574 Nadterechny 45 129 8 093 Naurskiy 36 229 6 152 Nozhay-Yurtovskiy 37 950 4 355 Grozny City 92 773 31 310 Urus-Martanovskiy 87 832 14 903 Shalinskiy 108 189 22 741 Sharoyskiy 1 362 4 Shatoyskiy 9 257 1 351 Shelkovskoy 34 517 2 904

Total 789 085 135 024

Table 4 DRC/ASF registrations of inner IDPs in Chechnya (as of 30/10/2001) (breakdown by age & sex)

Sex / Age 0-4 5-17 18-59 60+ Grand Total F 5 918 21 274 38 106 6 461 71 759 M 5 883 22 119 31 035 4 228 63 265 Total 11 801 43 393 69 141 10 689 135 024

Table 5 DRC/ASF registration of population in Chechnya (as of 30/10/2001) (breakdown by age & sex)

Sex / Age 0-4 5-17 18-59 60+ Grand Total F 31 608 117 765 217 632 46 622 413 627 M 32 820 121 348 190 322 30 968 375 458 Total 64 428 239 113 407 954 77 590 789 085

Annex 2

Table 1 DRC/ASF distribution of WFP food commodities in Ingushetia (18/02/2000 – 31/10/2001)

Item W/Flour Sugar Pulses Oil Salt

UNITS MT MT MT L MT Total Items distributed 27 961,797 1 165,258 350,159 1 166 929 349,843 by DRC/ASF

Table 2 DRC/ASF distributions of WFP food commodities in Chechnya (01/05/2000 – 20/10/2001)

Item W/Flour Sugar Pulses Oil HEB Salt

UNITS MT MT MT L MT MT Total Items distributed by 3952,014 50,702 50,279 214 807 20,659 39,818 DRC/ASF

Table 3 ECHO-funded food distribution in Chechnya (01/10/2001 – 15/10/2001) W/flour Oil Salt Sugar Date Location MT L MT MT Nozhay-Yurtovskiy District 01.10.2001 9,880 1238 0,248 1,25 Alleroy 01.10.2001 11,466 1431 0,286 1,45 Ayti-Mokhk 01.10.2001 13,064 1632 0,326 1,624 Baytarki 01.10.2001 16,79 2097 0,419 2,1 Benoy 01.10.2001 8,642 1082 0,216 1,1 Benoy-Vedeno 01.10.2001 7,825 977 0,195 1 Dattakh 01.10.2001 4,061 509 0,102 0,5 Engenoy 01.10.2001 5,943 744 0,149 0,75 Gendergen 01.10.2001 5,3 659 0,132 0,65 Gordali 01.10.2001 16,938 2117 0,424 2,1 Meskety 01.10.2001 19,167 2397 0,479 2,4 Nozhay-Yurt 01.10.2001 3,17 398 0,08 0,4 Rogun-Kazhi 01.10.2001 5,938 742 0,148 0,75 Sayasan 01.10.2001 4,309 541 0,108 0,55 Shovkhal-Berd 01.10.2001 10,871 1356 0,271 1,35 Zamay-Yurt 01.10.2001 18,943 2368 0,474 2,354 Zandak 08.10.2001 1,4 140 0,028 0,14 Grozny Children's center Gudermesskiy District 08.10.2001 4,35 542 0,108 0,5 Braguny 08.10.2001 2,619 335 0,067 0,35 Darbankhi 08.10.2001 12,136 1517 0,303 1,5 Dzhalka 08.10.2001 9,071 1135 0,227 1,15 Engel-Yurt 08.10.2001 10,011 1250 0,25 1,25 Gerzel 08.10.2001 68,12 8515 1,703 8,5 Gudermes 08.10.2001 6,278 787 0,157 0,8 Ilaskhan-Yurt 08.10.2001 3,683 460 0,092 0,45 Isti-Su 08.10.2001 7,465 934 0,187 0,95 Kadi-Yurt 08.10.2001 6,822 850 0,17 0,85 Komsomolsk 08.10.2001 8,083 1010 0,202 1 Koshkeldy 08.10.2001 13,174 1650 0,33 1,65 Noibera 08.10.2001 14,806 1850 0,37 1,85 Oyskhara Nadterechny District 08.10.2001 40 4000 0,8 4 Severny-tents 08.10.2001 43 4300 0,86 4,3 Yuzhny-tents Urus-Martan District 11.10.2001 32,156 3215 0,643 3,2 Komsomolskoe Groznenskiy District 15.10.2001 16,8 1680 0,336 1,68 Berdakel 15.10.2001 27,28 2728 0,546 2,728 Chechen-Aul 15.10.2001 10,16 1016 0,203 1,016 Kulary 15.10.2001 13,96 1396 0,279 1,396 Prigorodnoe 15.10.2001 18,52 1852 0,37 1,852 Gikalo Urus-Martan District 15.10.2001 26,904 2688 0,537 2,7 Alkhan-Yurt 15.10.2001 25,417 2544 0,509 2,55 Alkhazurovo 15.10.2001 50,785 5080 1,016 5,1 Gekhi 15.10.2001 7,581 756 0,151 0,75 Gekhi-Chu 15.10.2001 9,909 990 0,198 1 Goiskoye 15.10.2001 58,613 5864 1,173 5,85 Goity 15.10.2001 13,353 1336 0,267 1,35 Martan-Chu 15.10.2001 18,555 1858 0,372 1,85 Roshni-Chu 15.10.2001 13,947 1394 0,279 1,4 Shalazhi 15.10.2001 4,509 448 0,09 0,45 Tangi 15.10.2001 174,602 17462 3,492 17,4 Urus -Martan Shalinskiy District 29.10.2001 5,723 577 0,114 0,55 Agishty 29.10.2001 97,062 9704 1,941 9,7 Argun 29.10.2001 55,689 5592 1,119 5,6 Avtury 29.10.2001 17,416 1740 0,348 1,75 Belgatoy 29.10.2001 126,12 12614 2,522 12,6 Chiri-Yurt 29.10.2001 20,735 2072 0,414 2,05 Duba-Yurt 29.10.2001 30,422 3042 0,608 3,05 Germenchuk 29.10.2001 26,012 2600 0,52 2,6 Mesker-Yurt 29.10.2001 66,688 6696 1,339 6,7 N-Atagi 29.10.2001 39,836 3982 0,796 4 Serzhen-Yurt Urus-Martan District 29.10.2001 32,156 3215 0,643 3,2 Komsomolskoye TOTAL 1454,235 153704 30,736 153,69

Table 4 DRC/ASF distribution of DANIDA-funded non-food commodities (01/10/01 – 29/10/01)

Laundry Bed sheets Detergent soap Whitener Basin Date Truck s cube kg sheet Destination 08.10.01 70 Znamenskoe (Orphanage) 08.10.01 1 1256 Yuzhny -Tents 08.10.01 1138 Severny -Tents 29.10.01 2 2127 6381 2127 Assinovskaya 29.10.01 1 2090 6270 2090 Goity 29.10.01 3265 9795 3265 702 Komsomolskoe 29.10.01 1 1979 5937 1979 Sernovodsk 29.10.01 1 6019 18057 6019 Shali 29.10.01 1 5480 16440 5480 Urus-Martan 29.10.01 1 2000 6000 2000 415 Severny -Tents 29.10.01 1 2150 6450 2150 459 Yuzhny -Tents Total 9 2464 25110 75330 25110 1576

Table 5 DRC/ASF delivery of ECHO/DANIDA building materials (02/10/2001-31/10/2001)

Cut board Nails Sand Roof slate Ridge Cement Plastic Date film Destination cube kg pcs sheet meter kg sq.m 02.10.01 75250 Grozny Michurina 04.10.01 640 4800 1600 Katyr-Yurt 05.10.01 4800 Katyr-Yurt 06.10.01 4800 Katyr-Yurt 07.10.01 4800 Katyr-Yurt 08.10.01 14,97 1031,3 5200 6004 4000 120 Katyr-Yurt 08.10.01 300 5000 Yandy 09.10.01 4800 Katyr-Yurt 10.10.01 16,17 38 2225 Katyr-Yurt 10.10.01 15,09 62,5 221 76 1700 Shaami-Yurt 11.10.01 55,8 Grozny Michurina 15.10.01 10,18 60 200 34 320 Chishki 15.10.01 866 4800 1888 Katyr-Yurt 15.10.01 0,13 Lakha-Varandy 15.10.01 5,49 130 510 84 S-Atagi 15.10.01 14,97 250 560 100 1460 Shatoy 16.10.01 4800 Katyr-Yurt 17.10.01 2500 Chishki 17.10.01 4800 Katyr-Yurt 17.10.01 3000 S-Atagi 18.10.01 5,09 8 5447 30 Katyr-Yurt 19.10.01 13,15 200 500 84 Grozny 19.10.01 2,52 20 Sadovoye 22.10.01 941,5 4800 1724 Komsomolskoye 23.10.01 2,52 170 120 2500 Alkhan-Yurt 23.10.01 2,97 150 5000 Gekhi-Chu 23.10.01 5200 1400 Komsomolskoye 23.10.01 2,97 245 15000 Urus -Martan 24.10.01 5600 1400 Komsomolskoye 25.10.01 4063 1200 Komsomolskoye 26.10.01 8,49 265 19500 Argun school 26.10.01 5,49 140 30 7500 Darbankhi school 29.10.01 159,358 700 Komsomolskoye 30.10.01 67,91 700 Komsomolskoye 31.10.01 54,08 780 Komsomolskoye TOTAL 401,548 7697,3 55,8 73046 15654 140950 1900

B.Mastic Brick Ruberoid Armature Glass Window Galv. Door Date sheet Destination kg pcs roll kg sq.m. pcs pcs pcs 11.10.01 46250 Shaami-Yurt 15.10.01 1700 117 Lakha-Varandy 15.10.01 620 S-Atagi 15.10.01 207 Shatoy 16.10.01 172,9 5 Lakha-Varandy 18.10.01 22 Katyr-Yurt 19.10.01 518,7 15 Grozny 19.10.01 200 5 345,8 33 10 1 Sadovoye 23.10.01 111 Alkhan-Yurt 23.10.01 334 Gekhi-Chu 23.10.01 403 Urus -Martan 26.10.01 2850 46 1188 Argun school 26.10.01 200 69 Darbankhi school TOTAL 4950 46250 168 2932 1037,4 53 32 1

Table 6 DRC/ASF distribution of EU food Products to Chechnya IDPs in Chechnya (01/10/2001-29/10/2001) Canned beef Date TRUCK Tin Destination 01.10.2001 1 12380 Alleroy 01.10.2001 5090 Engenoy 01.10.2001 2 23970 Nozhay-Yurt 01.10.2001 1 13560 Zamay-Yurt 01.10.2001 1 23680 Zandak 29.10.2001 2 48225 Komsomolskoye TOTAL 5 126905

Table 7 DRC/ASF distribution of ECHO-funded commodities to Chechnya IDPs in Daghestan (01/10/2001) W/flour Oil Salt Sugar Date Location MT L MT MT 01.10.2001 4,95 660 0,132 0,66 Novogeorgievka 01.10.2001 18,975 2530 0,506 2,53 Khasav-Yurt 01.10.2001 14,6 1460 0,292 1,46 T-Makhteb 01.10.2001 7,725 1030 0,206 1,03 Kizlyar TOTAL 46,25 5680 1,136 5,68