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ETHIOPIA: East & West Wellega (Oromia Region) & Kamashi & Assosa zone: Partners operational presence (as of 31 May, 2019) Metekel Amhara Benishangul Gumz Metekel Goal SCI Oda Bilidigilu WFP SUDAN ORHB Assosa Sodal/Sirba Abay Yaso Ibantu UNICEF Kiremu WVE FIDO IOM GoalYaso WVE IRC Gida Ayana Mana Sibu WFP/ORHB IOM AAH East Wellega Mendi Town Agalometi WFP Haro Limu Limu UNICEF/ZoWCA AAH ORHB IOM UNICEF Kiltu Kara WVE Horo Gudru Wellega WFP Kamashi WFP/ORHB WHO UNICEF FIDO Leta Sibu UNICEF/ORHB IMC ICRC Nejo Goal SCI IRC UNICEF/ WHO WFP WHO Kamashi ZoWCA UNICEF West WellegaNejo Town SCI ORHB WFP/ORHB Jarso IOM Babo WHO Belo Jeganfoy AAH Boji Dirmeji FIDO Bila Seyo Maokomo Special Gudetu Kondole WHO WHO Begi NRC WVI WVE UNICEF Guliso Boji Chekorsa WVE MCMDO MCMDO Sasiga Guto Gida Lalo Asabi IOM WFP Gobu Seyo WFP/ORHB Gimbi Town Gimbi IOM WFP/ORHBSibu Sire UNICEF Ayira UNICEF/ORHB Sectors/Clusters WHO Returnees by Woreda UNICEF/ZoWCA Oromia Homa Diga UNICEF/ZoWCA ES/NFI Nekemte Town West Shewa Cash 56 - 2,600 IOM Gaji Wayu TukaIRC Nutrition SMS WHO WVE Yubdo Haru 2,601 - 5,500 ORHB SCI Health MCMDO Leka Dulecha Goal Boneya Boshe 5,501- 10,000 IOM Multi-sector WFP/ORHB AAH SCI WHO IOM Sayo Nole WASH 10,001 - 37,000 Kelem Wellega IRC WFP EECMY DASSC UNICEF Nole Kaba Protection IOM UNICEF Jimma Arjo Boundaries IRC Icons in green are completed UNICEF ORHB Nunu Kumba Wama Hagalo International AAH Region Icons in blue are ongoing WVE WHO ORHB Zone Icons in orange are planning WHO Woreda WFP WFP WHO Jimma Gambela Ilu Aba Bora Buno Bedele The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 29 May 2019 Map Doc.:14_3W_Beni_Wellega_31052019_A3 Sources:Humanitarian Partners Feedback: [email protected].

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