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Creation date: 13 July 2012 Sources: Sector leads, Partners Feedback: ochakenya@un.org www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int

Filtu

Moyale

Hudat

Moyale

Dolo AdoBorena

GujiAfder

Gode

Bale

Luuq

Baardheere

Ceel Waaq

Garbahaarey

BeletXaawo

Doolow

Juba Hoose

Bakool

Bay

ShabelleHoose

Juba Dhexe

AshabitoTakaba

Fino

Kotulo

Dandu

Banisa

Malkamari

Hareri

Lafey

ShimbirFatuma

Wargadud

Elwak

Libehia

Warankara

RhamuDimtu

Khalalio

Rhamu

CentralMandera

Wajir

Isiolo

Marsabit

Moyale

Displaced Somalipopulation (households)

726,500 refugees in Kenya and Ethiopia from Somalia

45% GAM and 20% SAM across IDP settlements in Dollow

Partners include: ALDEF, AMREF, ARLMP, APHIA II, Care International, COOPI,CWSK, EMECK, FAO, Girl Kind, Handicap International, Islamic Relief,Kenya Meat Commission, Kenya Red Cross, Mercy Corp, Ministry of Livestock Development, Oxfam, Pastoralists Against Hunger,Pastoralist Girls Initiative, RACIDA, Save The Children, UNICEF, VSF-Suisse, WASDA, Woman Kind, World Food Programme, World Vision.

ActivitiesEarly Recovery: Arid and Marginal Lands Recovery Consortium (ARC),Regional Resilience Enhancement against Drought (RREADIII). Education: Provision of supplies, School Feeding Programme (SFP),Management of ECD, and Training.Food Assistance: GFD - SFP (LS, supplies)Nutrition: 87 Health facilities targeted in multiple interventions.Agriculture & Livestock: includes Drought Emergency response, fodder and livestock vaccination, assistance to vulnerable pastoralists and agro-pastoralists, disease surveillance, and mass vaccination and treatment.WASH: Rehabilitation of boreholes and water pans and construction of VIP latrines

Agriculture & Livestock

KEN SOM ETH

Camp Coordination/Mgt

Education

Food Assistance

Health

Logistics

Nutrition

Protection

Emergency Shelter

Water Sanitation Hygiene

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Activities by Sector and Country

526,000

200,500

30,600

3,600

Somali refugee arrivals 2012

Country SomaliRefugee Population

Kenya

Ethiopia

Somalia

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Refugee Returns*to Somalia (April 2012)

The temporary or seasonalcross-border movements of Somali

refugees from Dadaab and Dollo Adorefugee camps to Somalia slightly

increased from 2,700 in March to 2,800 in April.Reports indicate that the refugees departing to

Somalia from Dadaab and Dollo Ado are family members, mainly men, who decided to

temporarily return to resume agriculturalactivities during the Gu rainy season.

Kenya (2,600)

Ethiopia (300)

* Monitoring and analysis of the decline in the number of cross -border movements over the

past four months suggests that most movementsfrom Kenya and Ethiopia are temporary or seasonal

movements. Due to a volatile and unpredictable securitysituation in Somalia it is evident that “return” should notnecessarily mean long -term, permanent or sustainable

reintegration in the places of origin in safety and with dignity.

New arrivals continued to arrive in Dolo Ado in large numbers.The daily arrival average for the second half of May was 141 individuals.

Returns (from)

Somali Ppln. Beneficiaries

Kenya (Mandera)

Partners: ACF, AHA, AHADA AHADA, ARRA, COOPI, GOAL, HelpAge, Handicap International, Humedica, IMC, IRC, LWF, MSF Holland, MSF Spain, NRC, Oxfam-GB, PAPDA, RaDO, SC-US, Shelter Box, THW, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP, WHO, WVI, ZOA Refugee Care.

The only cross-border intervention partners (Ethiopia/Somalia) areWVI and WFP.

Ethiopia (Dolo Ado)

Partners: ASEP, NCA, CEDA, COOPI, DAWA, GELDA, Trocaire

ActivitiesAgriculture & Livestock: Income Generating Activities, Cash for Work, and Vouchers (Access to Food)Education: Community SchoolsHealth: Drug supplies and IncentivesWASH: Hygiene interactive activities, sanitation tools distribution, temporary and sustained water access.

Somalia (Doolow)Mandera (entiredistrict coverage)

Total = 117,000 beneficiaries

The majority of new (IDP) arrivals (in Gedo) are from Bay and Bakol, and almost all cite conflict and fear of famine due to lack of rain and crop failure as their reasons for flight.

Population movementIncreased population movement

Total new arrivals in Dolo Ado(February - 6 June 2012):11,248 individuals

If there is no scale-up of assistancein Balet Xawa and Luuq, the IDPs will head to Dollow/Dolo Ado. Some have already moved.

Potential increase in population movement

Kenya-Ethiopia-Somalia: Border Region Interventions (as of 13 July 2012)