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ETHIOPIA 3W: Operational Presence, Food Cluster (January - June 2019) ERITREA Tahtay Aheferom Adiyabo Erob Laelay Total Number of Partners JEOP NDRMC 2 Adiabo NDRMC JEOP Dalol NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Red Sea NDRMC Laelay Adwa Berahile Tahtay Koraro JEOP Maychew Saesie Tsaedamba NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC JEOP Kunneba Werei JEOP NDRMC Asgede NDRMC NDRMC Kafta Humera Tahtay Mayechew Leke Tsimbila Naeder Adet Hawzen Atsbi Wenberta NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC JEOP JEOP SUDAN TIGRAY NDRMC NDRMC Tselemti Dega NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Temben NDRMC NDRMC Afdera Tsegede NDRMC Telemt NDRMC NDRMC Aba Erebti (Amhara) JEOP NDRMC Beyeda Abergele Hintalo 'Ala NDRMC JEOP Saharti Wajirat Bidu NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Samre Alage JEOP Janamora NDRMC JEOP NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Wegera JEOP AFAR NDRMC JEOP Endamehoni NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Metema Chilga Zequala Sekota JEOP Lay Kinfaz Gonder JEOP Megale Teru NDRMC JEOP JEOP Gulf of Aden Armacho Zuria NDRMC NDRMC Kurri NDRMC JEOP Yalo NDRMC NDRMC Gaz Ofla NDRMC JEOP NDRMC NDRMC Quara West Belesa Gibla JEOP Elidar Dembia Dehana NDRMC NDRMC JEOP Alamata NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC JEOP NDRMC Ebenat NDRMC NDRMC Mena Meketewa Bugna JEOP Raya Kobo Libokemekem NDRMC Awra NDRMC AMHARA Lasta JEOP NDRMC Gidan JEOP JEOP Ewa NDRMC Jawi NDRMC Meket JEOP JEOP Guba Lafto NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Guna Begemider Semen Achefer Tach Gayint JEOP Chifra Dubti NDRMC JEOP Guba Lafto Habru NDRMC East JEOP NDRMC BENISHANGUL Dera (Amhara) NDRMC Mile Esite Sede Muja NDRMC NDRMC Afambo Yilmana Densa Tenta Ambasel Pawe JEOP Worebabu NDRMC NDRMC GUMUZ Mekdela NDRMC NDRMC JEOP NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Bati NDRMC NDRMC Semada Kutaber Adaa'r DJIBOUTI NDRMC NDRMC Quarit NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Enebse Banja NDRMC Hulet Ej Enese Sayint NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Sarmder NDRMC Dega Damot Telalak NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Legambo Dewa Cheffa NDRMC NDRMC Ayisha NDRMC Bibugn Enarj Enawga NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Gewane NDRMC NDRMC Borena NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Sodal/Sirba NDRMC NDRMC / Debresina NDRMC Ankasha Jabi Tehnan Michakel Enemay DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Abay Wenbera NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Menze Gera Midir Senan NDRMC NDRMC Wemberma Dembecha NDRMC Wegde Kelela Were NDRMC NDRMC Ilu NDRMC Jilye Tumuga Hadelela NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Gablalu Gida Ayana NDRMC Dera NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Oda NDRMC Guzamn NDRMC Erer NDRMC NDRMC Amuru (Oromia) (Somali) Bilidigilu Yaso Awabel NDRMC NDRMC Kewet Ibantu NDRMC Dembel NDRMC NDRMC Jarte Jardega NDRMC MerhabeteMenze Mama Midir NDRMC DPPB DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Haro NDRMC Degem DPPB DPPB Kiltu NDRMC NDRMC Samurobi NDRMC NDRMC Limu NDRMC Gota-biki Harawo Kara Ginde NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Gele'alo Afdem Shinile Agalometi NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Jarso (East Aw-bare NDRMC NDRMC Beret Kuyu NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Kamashi Horo Buluk Ababo NDRMC NDRMC Basona NDRMC DIRE DAWA Hararghe) Chinaksen Maokomo Limu (Oromia) NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Jida Dulecha NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Special Babo NDRMC Adda NDRMC Worena NDRMC Amibara NDRMC Aseliso NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Tuliguled DPPB NDRMC NDRMC Bila NDRMC NDRMC Jida Ankober Miesso NDRMC NDRMC Berga JEOP JEOP NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Seyo NDRMC Cobi NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Deder DPPB DPPB Guto Gida NDRMC Jimma Rare NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC JEOP Erer (Harari) Begi NDRMC NDRMC Ambo Aleltu Assagirt NDRMC Gimbi NDRMC Jimma Genete Jeldu NDRMC JEOP JEOP NDRMC Kurfa DPPB NDRMC Guliso Zuria NDRMC Awash Fentale NDRMC JEOP DPPB NDRMC Ayira NDRMC Sibu Sire NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC JEOP Chele NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Gimbichu NDRMC JEOP HARERI DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC JEOP NDRMC Fedis Ejersa Lafo NDRMC NDRMC Kebribeyah DPPB NDRMC Jimma Horo NDRMC NDRMC Haru NDRMC Illu Galan NDRMC NDRMC Minjar Fentale NDRMC Gemechis Bedeno JEOP NDRMC SOMALIA Leka NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Toke Kutaye NDRMC NDRMC SOUTH SUDAN NDRMC NDRMC Shenkora Goba Koricha NDRMC JEOP Koran/Mula Gidami Dulecha NDRMC Dano NDRMC NDRMC JEOP NDRMC Harshin NDRMC Dendi Anchar Habro JEOP Meyu NDRMC Dabo HanaNDRMC NDRMC JEOP NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB NDRMC Muleke Babile Ararso Nunu Kumba NDRMC Boset Aseko NDRMC NDRMC Kuni Anfilo NDRMC Darimu Merti Golo (Oromia) NDRMC Nono NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Boke NDRMC NDRMC Sayo Chora (Buno Bedele) Gechi NDRMC Oda Bilcil-bur DPPB Jikawo NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Adama Jeju NDRMC NDRMC Lare Itang NDRMC Guna Meyumuluka Yocale NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Shanan Kolu Burqua Dhintu DPPB Wantawo NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Gashamo NDRMC Borecha Meskan NDRMC JEOP JEOP NDRMC NDRMC Hawi Gudina NDRMC DPPB Aware NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Sekoru DPPB NDRMC Hurumu NDRMC Lude Hitosa Chole Golocha Goljano NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB NDRMC Gambela NDRMC Dugda NDRMC NDRMC DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Abobo Zuria Sigmo Gumay NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB DPPB Akobo Didu NDRMC Mareko Degehabur NDRMC Kersa (Jimma) NDRMC Diksis Sude NDRMC DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Lege Hida NDRMC Kumbi Yahob Degehamedo Danod Jore Masha NDRMC Sekoru NDRMC NDRMC Tiyo NDRMC Seru Gog Gera NDRMC NDRMC Wangay DPPB Galhamur NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Tena DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Robe NDRMC DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Sagag DPPB Dig Marsin NDRMC Mengesh Seka NDRMC NDRMC Sankura JEOP Limu Bilbilo Shirka NDRMC Bele DPPB Bokh NDRMC NDRMC Gibe NDRMC Qubi DPPB Chekorsa Omo Beyam NDRMC JEOP NDRMC Gesgar Hamero DPPB Gunagado DPPB NDRMC Munessa Gololcha Burqod NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Bale DPPB DPPB DPPB GAMBELA NDRMC Shala NDRMC Garbo Yeki Dedo NDRMC JEOP NDRMC NDRMC Seweyna Lagahida Shekosh JEOP JEOP NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Daratole NDRMC Kore NDRMC DPPB DPPB NDRMC Mancho JEOP Agarfa NDRMC DPPB Bodaley DPPB Gena JEOP NDRMC NDRMC Ginir Godere Mareka JEOP JEOP Siraro NDRMC Ayun NDRMC Bosa JEOP NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Sinana Dihun DPPB DPPB NDRMC Diguna Fango El-Ogaden NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Dinsho NDRMC Galadi NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB Horshagah Dima Goba Hararey Kindo Koyesha JEOP Kokosa NDRMC Adaba Goro (Bale) DPPB NDRMC NDRMC Rayitu DPPB Kudunbur Lome NDRMC Boricha Dodola NDRMC Dale NDRMC NDRMC Dawe NDRMC DPPB Warder Decha (SNNP) NDRMC Ofa Elwayne Lasdhankayre DPPB DPPB DPPB NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Ketchen Bensa NDRMC DPPB Lehel-Yucub NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC Berbere NDRMC SNNP NDRMC DPPB East Imi DPPB Danan Kebridehar NDRMC Nenesebo (Wereka) DPPB Melekoza Boreda NDRMC JEOP JEOP NDRMC Mena (Bale) Aroresa NDRMC Aba-korow NDRMC Mirab JEOP Harena Zala Daramalo Abaya NDRMC Girja NDRMC NDRMC DPPB NDRMC Abaya JEOP Buluk DPPB Gode Elale NDRMC JEOP (Harenfema) Elkare/Serer West Imi Berocano Debeweyin Selamgo Ouba Debretsehaye JEOP NDRMC Gura Damole DPPB Shilabo NDRMC NDRMC DPPB DPPB JEOP JEOP JEOP DPPB NDRMC DPPB DPPB Kemba Amaro JEOP Hambela DPPB Wamena Wadera NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC SOMALI NDRMC Derashe JEOP Higloley Suro Berguda Male Alle NDRMC JEOP Gora Dola Meda Welabu JEOP JEOP Melka NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC NDRMC DPPB DPPB Soda Burji Aga NDRMC JEOP Hargele NDRMC JEOP Wayu Adadle Dugda Dawa NDRMC Liben DPPB Kelafo Saba NDRMC NDRMC Konso DPPB Boru Filtu Charati/Weyib Hamer NDRMC DPPB DPPB Ferfer Legend Gnangatom Gumi Idalo DPPB Kohle/Qoxle Elwaya OROMIA NDRMC Deka suftu NDRMC DPPB NDRMC Arero NDRMC NDRMC God-god Indian Ocean NDRMC Agencies' locations and International boundary Yabelo Bokolmayo DPPB NDRMC Hudet Dasenech DPPB NDRMC DPPB area of interventions are (Kuraz) Teltale NDRMC DPPB DPPB Barey Regional boundary Wachile DPPB NDRMC Dubluk depicted based on the Mubarek Dolobay DPPB NDRMC recent available information. Dilo Dire Dhas Dolo Odo No. of Partners Moyale DPPB NDRMC NDRMC (Oromia) Please send any updates Moyale NDRMC KENYA Guchi (Somali) 1 Miyo or corrections to the following DPPB NDRMC email.[[email protected]] 2 UGANDA Qada Duma 100 km The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Note: The map includes implementers that provide woreda level data only. Creation date: 15 August 2019 Map Doc.: 14_3W_FOOD_081519_A4 Sources: Food Cluster Feedback: [email protected] https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia/.
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