Central Equatoria State Event Tracking Report Publication date: 4 September 2020 Lainya, Terekeka & Juba County On 20 and 21 August 2020, clashes between NAS and SSPSF forces in Juba and Lainya Counties led to the displacement of people living in the surrounding areas. Clashes that included the targeting of vice presidential bodyguards around 20 August 2020 in strategic areas around Lobonok, forced 19,100 individuals (3,820 households) to move from Yapa and seek refuge among host communities in Lobonok with a further 6,208 individuals (1,001 households) fleeing from Opiri to Liria in Juba County. Additional instances of displacement occurred in Lainya County where 1,574 individuals (261 households) were forced to move to Lainya Centre due to clashes between NAS and SSPDF forces in Giwaya, Lainya County. Up to 86,720 individuals (17,344 households) were displaced from lowlands in Gemmeiza, Nyori, and Terekeka Town to highlands of the latter due to serious flooding resulting from heavy rainfall. Floods also forced 2,520 individuals (420 households) to move from lowland areas to highland areas of Jabal Lado in Juba County. The displaced found refuge among host communities. The most urgent needs identified include food, water, shelter, sanitation and protection .1 1 Please note that not all coordinates for reported locations were available at the time of writing. The map only displays locations for which coordinates were available. IDPs Assessment Trigger for IDPs Location (individuals) Setting Date movement (Households) 20 August 2020 Lainya Centre Armed Clashes 261 1,574 Site Gemmeiza, Nyori Natural Disaster 17,344 86,720 Host Community 21 August 2020 & Terekeka Town 21 August 2020 Lobonok Armed Clashes 3,820 19,100 Host Community 21 August 2020 Liria Armed Clashes 1,001 6,208 Host Community 23 August 2020 Jabal Lado Natural Disaster 420 2,520 Host Community 1 Event Tracking Report Lainya & Terekeka, Central Equatoria State Location: Lainya Centre, Lainya County Data collected on: 20 August 2020 TRIGGER FOR Armed DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN HUMANITARIAN NEEDS AVAILABLE INSUFFICIENT MOVEMENT Clashes n = 1,574 inds UNAVAILABLE UNKNOWN 40% 60% HEALTH # of Households 261 Male Female WATER 1% >60 6% # of IDPs 1,574 SANITATION Arriving from Giwaya, Lainya 20% 18-59 28% County PROTECTION 13% 6-17 16% Mode of transport On foot FOOD Nature of movement Spontaneous 4% 1-5 6% SHELTER Setting Site 2% <1 4% NON-FOOD ITEMS Information source: Key Informant Interview Period Covered: 19 – 20 August 2020 Location: High Land Gemmeiza, Nyori & Terekeka Data collected on: 21 August 2020 Tow n TRIGGER FOR Natural DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN HUMANITARIAN NEEDS MOVEMENT Disaster AVAILABLE INSUFFICIENT n = 86,720 inds UNAVAILABLE UNKNOWN 47% 53% HEALTH # of Households 17,344 Male Female WATER 1% >60 3% # of IDPs 86,720 SANITATION Low Land, Gemmeiza, 14% 18-59 22% Arriving from Nyori & Terekeka Town PROTECTION 9% 6-17 11% Mode of transport On foot FOOD 1-5 Nature of movement Spontaneous 13% 9% SHELTER Setting Host Community 10% <1 8% NON-FOOD ITEMS Information source: Phone Interview Period Covered: 17 – 21 August 2020 2 2 Event Tracking Report Juba County, Central Equatoria State Location: Lobonok, Juba County Data collected on: 21 August 2020 HUMANITARIAN NEEDS TRIGGER FOR Armed DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN AVAILABLE INSUFFICIENT MOVEMENT Clashes n = 19,100 inds UNAVAILABLE UNKNOWN 45% 55% HEALTH Male Female # of Households 3,820 2% >60 1% WATER # of IDPs 19,100 SANITATION 18% 18-59 10% Arriving from Yapa, Juba County PROTECTION 14% 6-17 29% Mode of transport On foot FOOD 8% 1-5 12% Nature of movement Spontaneous SHELTER <1 Setting Host Community 3% 3% NON-FOOD ITEMS Information source: Key Informant Interviews Period Covered: 13 - 21 August 2020 Location: Liria, Juba County Data collected on: 19 May 2020 TRIGGER FOR DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN HUMANITARIAN NEEDS Armed AVAILABLE INSUFFICIENT MOVEMENT Clashes n = 6,208 inds UNAVAILABLE UNKNOWN HEALTH 45% 55% # of Households 1,001 Male Female WATER 2% >60 3% # of IDPs 6,208 SANITATION 16% Arriving from Opiri, Juba 18-59 19% County PROTECTION 11% 6-17 14% Mode of transport On foot FOOD Nature of movement 10% 1-5 11% SHELTER Spontaneous NON-FOOD Setting <1 Host Community 6% 8% ITEMS Information source: Phone Interview Period Covered: 17 - 21 August 2020 3 Event Tracking Report Juba County, Central Equatoria State Location: Jabal Lado, Juba County Data Collected on: 23 August 2020 TRIGGER FOR Natural DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN HUMANITARIAN NEEDS MOVEMENT Disaster AVAILABLE INSUFFICIENT n = 2,520 inds UNAVAILABLE UNKNOWN # of Households 420 45% 55% HEALTH Male Female 1% 8% WATER # of IDPs 2,520 >60 SANITATION Arriving from Jabal Lado, Juba 15% 18-59 13% County PROTECTION Mode of transport 10% 6-17 13% On foot FOOD 1-5 Nature of movement Spontaneous 11% 12% SHELTER Setting Host Community 6% <1 11% NON-FOOD ITEMS Information source: Phone Interview Period Covered: 20 - 23 August 2020 IOM DTM employs Event Tracking as a more rapid and localized DTM IS SUPPORTED BY assessment tool complementing overall efforts to report on IDP and returnee figures nationally (see Mobility Tracking reports and maps on displacement.iom.int/south-sudan). IOM teams access IDP / returnee locations and consult local key informants including community representatives, local authorities or humanitarian partners and triangulate findings to provide partners with the most 4 accurate as possible, actionable and current data..