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20200213 Mill Pk Site Profile Jan2020 V2 IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DIRE DAWA SUPPORT Dire Dawa Millennium Park (February 2020) Publication: 12 March 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Methodology Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population The information for this site profile was collected by IOM Site Management Support (SMS) through regular site and service monitoring, group discussions with the Site Management Committee (made up of representatives of the site population), and SMS's Community 1 Livelihood Site Location 1,638 individuals Feedback Mechanism (CFM) by the SMS team in the area. Population figures are collected by IOM DTM and aligned by the government Site Management and IOM SMS, to allow for the most accurate analysis possible. 2 WASH Latitude: 9.6056860 306 households Longitude:41.859980 2 3 Shelter Site Area: 30,000m Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Established in: Sep. 18 2017 * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Community Feedback Mechanism in the month of February 2020. Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities 0 Unaccompanied children Implementing Male Female Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 0 Orphaned Children SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 46% Individuals 54% 60 Pregnant and Lactating Women Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 35% IOM 8% 0-5 years 11% 107 Elderly People Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 16% 6-17 years 20% Feedback and Complaint mechanism is operational 1 1 IOM 5 People with Disabilities 19% 18-59 years 19% PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 3% 60+ years 4% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM Site Location % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% - No Actor ! Shelter/ NFI Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 3 Government Site location Dembel Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 - No Data WASH Shinile # of person per latrine <20 66 Water Office # of functional latrines available on site 82 25 Water Office Education Somali Region % of school-age children enrolled in primary school 100% - No Actor FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% DRMC Health Number of health facilities established ≥1 1 Government, AAH Erer Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% 0% AAH Millennium Park % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% 0.7% AAH Chinaksen Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Dire Dawa Jarso Kombolcha Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Oromia ´ Donors Meta Site Management Haro Maya IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Kersa Gursum DRMO Focal Person: Tadele Esubalew funded by: Site Management Support Agency: IOM Harar Babile Contact: [email protected] IOM OIM Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkifl[email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport dashboard do not imply official endorsement by IOM www.reliefweb.int SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DIRE DAWA IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT Dire Dawa Youth Recreational Center (February 2020) Publication: 12 March 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Methodology Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population The information for this site profile was collected by IOM Site Management Support (SMS) through regular site and service monitoring, group discussions with the Site Management Committee (made up of representatives of the site population), 1 Livelihood Site Location 1,148 individuals and SMS's Community Feedback Mechanism (CFM) by the SMS team in the area. Population figures are collected by IOM DTM and aligned by the government Site Management and IOM SMS, to allow for the most accurate analysis possible. 2 WASH Latitude: 9.605785070 232 households Longitude:41.859801460 2 3 Health Site Area: 28,600m Data source: DTM Data, SA 20 of November 2019 Established in: Sep. 18 2017 * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Community Feedback Mechanism in the month of February 2020. Sector Overview Demographics Vulnerabilities Implementing 0 Unaccompanied children Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies Male Female 0 SMS Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM Orphaned Children 47% Individuals 53% Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 32% IOM 50 Pregnant and Lactating Women 8% 0-5 years 9% Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 35 Elderly People 19% 6-17 years 22% Feedback and Complaint mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 19% 18-59 years 20% 17 People with Disabilities PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 1% 60+ years 2% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM Site Location Shelter/ NFI % of IDPs covered with non-food items 80% - No Actor Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 3 Government ! Site location WASH Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 - No Actor Dembel # of persons per latrine <20 50 Water Office Shinile # of functional latrines available on site 57 23 Water Office Education % of school-age children enrolled in primary school 100% - No Actor Somali Region FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% DRMC Health Number of health facilities established ≥1 1 Health office, AAH Erer Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% 0.7% AAH % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% 0.7% AAH Youth Recreational Center Chinaksen Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Government/SMC Dire Dawa Jarso Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Kombolcha Oromia Donors ´ Site Management Meta IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Haro Maya Kersa Gursum DRMO Focal Person:Tadele Esubalew funded by: Site Management Support Agency: IOM Harar Contact:[email protected] Babile IOM OIM Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkifl[email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport dashboard do not imply official endorsement by IOM www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, DEDER SUPPORT (February 2020) Publication: 13 March 2020 Woreda Administration Hall ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Methodology Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population The information for this site profile was collected by IOM Site Management Support (SMS) through regular site and service monitoring, group discussions with the Site Management Committee (made up of representatives of the site population), 1 Shelter Site Location 959 individuals and SMS's Community Feedback Mechanism (CFM) by the SMS team in the area. Population figures are collected by IOM 2 Nutrition Latitude: 9.313450 223 households DTM and aligned by the government Site Management and IOM SMS, to allow for the most accurate analysis possible. Longitude:41.441890 3 Livelihood Site Area: 1,600 m² Data source: DTM Data: SA 20 of November 2019 . * Priority needs as reported by residents through SMS-run Community Established in: Sep. 18 2017 Feedback Mechanism in the month of February 2020. Sector Overview Implementing Demographics Vulnerabilities Sector Indicator Target Achieved Agencies 0 Unaccompanied children Male Female Relevant Site Management Committee(s) have been formed 4 5 IOM 1 SMS Orphaned Children Women are represented in Camp Governance Structure 35% 40% IOM 49% Individuals 51% 51 Pregnant and Lactating Women Regular Site Coordination meeting Yes Yes IOM 13% 0-5 years 8% Complaint and Feedback Mechanism is operational Yes Yes IOM 33 Elderly People 13% 6-17 years 18% PSNs registered for support Yes Yes IOM 10 21% 18-59 years 24% People with Disabilities # of solar street lights installed at communal facilites 3 3 IOM 2% 60+ years 1% * Vulnerabilities are counted out of the total IDP population in the Site % of IDPs covered with non-food items Shelter/ NFI 80% 50% IOM Average covered space per person (sq. meter/person) ≥3.5 1.12 Government,IOM Site Location Average water availability (liters/person/day) ≥15 8.6 Water Office WASH # of person per latrine <20 37 IOM # of functional latrines available on site 48 26 IOM Erer Somali Region Site location Education Dire Dawa % of school-age children enrolled in primary school 100% 66% Education Office Afdem Miesso Dire Dawa FSL % of households receiving food ration 100% 100% WFP Health Number of health facilities established ≥1 0 Health Office Goro Gutu Nutrition % of SAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <2% - Goal % of GAM prevalence below 5 years of age (by MUAC) <10% - Goal Kersa Meta Protection % of general protection cases assisted, of those identified 100% 100% Gov’t/SMC/IOM Woreda Administration Office Doba Mieso Target reached Target more than 50% Target less than 50% reached No data Deder Kurfa Chele Oromia Tulo Site Management Donors Bedeno Chiro Zuria DRMO Focal Person: Ahemed Mohamed IOM’s SMS and DTM Programme in Ethiopia is Girawa funded by: Malka Balo Site Management Support Agency: IOM Mesela Contact: [email protected] Gemechis ´ IOM OIM Feedback: [email protected] or [email protected] Disclaimer: The Boundaries and names shown and usedon this DATA SOURCES: DTM, SMS, OCHA, ESRI. or bkifl[email protected] dashboard do not imply official endorsement by IOM www.iom.int/sitemanagementsupport www.reliefweb.int IOM SITE MANAGEMENT SITE PROFILE - ETHIOPIA, GORO GUTU SUPPORT Agricultural Office (February 2020) Publication: 13 March 2020 ETHIOPIA IOM OIM Methodology Current Priority Needs Site Overview Site Population The information for this site profile was collected by IOM Site Management Support (SMS) through regular site and service monitoring, group discussions with the Site Management Committee (made up of representatives of the site population), 1 Shelter Site Location 676 individuals and SMS's Community Feedback Mechanism (CFM) by the SMS team in the area.
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