North-West Tanzania Nyarugusu Refugee Camp Profile 31 July 2018 Camp Opened: 16 November 1996 Population : 153,024 CAMP OVERVIEW CURRENT SERVICES BACKGROUND SITUATION Coordinates : Lat 4°12’44.951”S The following Services are available in the camp: Lon 30°23’22.191”E Nyarugusu refugee camp was opened in November 1996 to host Camp Extent : 1,199.8 Hectares 1 hospital, 2 health centers, 5 health posts, 13 primary schools and 4 Persons of Concern fleeing conflicts in DRC. Prior to April 2015, Av. Camp Area/Person 90 m2 secondary schools (for Congolese population), 8 primary schools and 2 the camp hosted 65,000 Congolese and 2,400 Burundians. Distance from border : 37 km secondary schools (for Burundian population) 3 youth centers (2 for Congolese 84,961 Burundians arrived between April and October 2015 Region/District : Kigoma / Kasulu population and 1 for Burundian population), 2 women centers, 1 multi were being hosted in Nyarugusu refugee camp before relocation # of Partners : 18 purpose vocational training center, 1 distribution center, 2 police posts; 1 of close to 40,000 Burundian refugees to Nduta and Mtendeli common market, 2 community based rehabilitation centers, 148 solar streets Admin divisions : 12 Zones, 142 Villages refugee camps between October 2015 and February 2016 lights. Authority : Ministry of Home Affairs respectively. The camp is currently performing a resettlement (MHA) - Government of process that is mainly targeting Congolese who arrived in Tanzania COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION Tanzania between 1994 and 2005. The camp community organization is structured around three administrative layers, which are Zones, Villages and Clusters. Each organizational level has its representatives with currently 631 clusters leaders, 142 village leaders and 12 zonal leaders. SECTORS OVERVIEW Minimum DEMOGRAPHY Target Achieved Actors Sector Indicator Standard Key Figures Monthly Volrep Registration Age and Gender Refugees % of identified SGBV survivors assisted with appropriate support 95% 100% 100% 60+ IRC, SCI, WLAC, 1,765 Protection % of children with specific needs who received individual case 86% 95% 100% 100% UNICEF Asylum Seekers 78% 3% management % of households living in adequate dwellings (Transitional Shelters) 40% 100% 89% 14% 442 414 455 401 415 Women & children Elderly Shelter AIRD 281 % of households provided with emergency shelters 100% 100% 100% Households 0-17 18-59 Litres of drinking water received per person per day 20Ltrs 20Ltrs 23.6Ltrs 39,420 WASH OXFAM, NRC, UNICEF Jan-18 Feb-18 Mar-18 Apr-18 May-18 Jun-18 Jul-18 % of households with family latrines -- 40% 67% 55% 42% % of refugees benefiting food assistance (2100 kcal/person/day) 75% 100% 88% 43% Pre Influx Food WFP, WVI Children Adults -- 57% Influx % of refugee women delivering with assistance by qualified personnel 95% 95% 98% IRC, MoH, TRCS, Contry of Origin Localites of Origin (influx population) Age and Gender Health SENS Prevalence rate (<%) of GAM global acute malnutrition (6 to 59 <5% <5% 4% UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO months) 49% 51% Male Female Makamba 41.1% % primary school aged refugee children enrolled -- 96% 96% DR Education IRC, SCI, UNICEF 55.0% 9% 9% % secondary school aged refugee children enrolled -- 70% 58% Congo Bururi 9.1% 0-4 14,279 14,381 Burundi Rutana 5.3% 5-11 16,582 11% 11% 16,289 WHO DOES WHAT WHERE (3W) Burundi 44.8% Sud-kivu 15.7% 12-17 11,649 8% 7% 11,472 Congo Nord-Kivu 0.8% MHA AIRD IRC SCI IRC, SCI WLAC SCI IRC IRC IRC TRCS WVI GNTZ NRC NRC CEMDO AIRD DR 0.5% 20% 22% NRC SCI TRCS TPF SCI MoH UNICEF WFP OXFAM IOM Others 0.2% Katanga 18-59 31,029 32,918 UNICEF UNFPA TRCS UNICEF TRCS WFP UNICEF Others 27.4% WLAC UNICEF UNFPA UNFPA WVI ≥60 1,909 1% 2% 2,516 WLAC WLAC UNICEF IRC UNICEF WHO 2 1 4 6 7 1 1 1 3 6 4 2 1 1 3 1 2 Population Professional Backgrounds Population Ethnicities No occupation 47.3% Submission per Origin Country of Departure 30.9% RESETTLEMENT Farmers (crop and vegetable) 18.2% 2.5%, Bafulero Rwandese Key Figures 1.1% 2.0%, Tutsi Burundians USA 89.8% Teachers 0.7% 42.8%, Bembe Total Congolese 0.4% 1.4%, Twa Total departures Tailors 0.3% submissions Departures Australia 5.9% 0.2% Hairdressers, barbers & beauticians 0.2% 8.9%, Others Canada 4.2% 0.2% 42.4%, Hutu Jan Feb March April May June July Fishery, hunting & trapping labourers 0.2% 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 Netherlands 0.1% 0.2% 5,578 2,026 Builders (traditional materials) 0.1% UNHCR gratefully acknowledges the support of the following partners in Nyarugusu Camp : This document is prepared by IM Sub Office Kibondo.