FoodGFD take place every 2 months with two months food provided to the IDPs, simultaneously 17 basic schools are supported with food for education.

HealthThere are 5 clinics operating in the camp and one ambu-lance for emergency referral to El-fasher hospital. Since last November, moblie clinic stopped working in north area of camp C.

WASHPresently, in the camp 9 water sources, 69 hand pumps out of which 59 are functional. 4 water containers exist which fill 17 bladders in the camp. As per the rapid assessment presently 19 liters water is provided to per capita in a day and one latrine is used by 21 persons.

NFIs/ShelterJerri cans, plastic sheets, cooking sets and plastic mats are provided targeting 26,660 households selected by Plan Sudan and community leaders, as the extremely vulnerable house holds.

EducationIn basic schools one latrine is used by 103 students per day, 12 schools are without water facility, 10 schools do not benefit from school feeding program.

Zamzam IDP camp is located about 14 km south of El Fasher town. The old Zamzam IDP camp was opened in August 2004 for the displaced people from Tabit, Hashaba Abu Zerega, Otash, Hillit Sinin and Tarni and Jebel Marra areas. In February 2009, the new Zamzam extension was opened for displaced people from Muhajeria, Umm Shejera, Labdo, Abu Dangal and Khazan Jadeed areas in South Darfur. In December 2010, new arrivals came to Zamzam IDP camp from the Shangil Tobaya area. In 2011 from villages in the areas of Tabit and Tukukmare and in February 2012 from Alawana in Dar el Salam locality and Abu Delek in Kalimindo locality. It currently has estimated population of 164,000. This figure is based on information from UN agencies and NGOs working in Zamzam. This figure is subject to change as more information becomes available.

Jaffalo Village

Zamzam C new arrivals area

Zamzam CNew arrivals area

Zamzam A

Zamzam B

Zamzam A

New arrivals area

GoS Police

UNAMID CPC

ZamzamVillage

AhmadaiVillage

Sudan: Zamzam IDP Camp Profile (as of 18 Mar 2012)

Creation date: 18 Mar 2012Sources:Camp data [UN agencies, I/NGOs working in the camp], Land cover [digitized from Quickbird image dated 16 Dec 10].Feedback: ochasudan_feedback@un.org www.unocha.org/Sudan www.reliefweb.intThe boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Zamzam

Al SalaamAbu Shouk

El Fasher Town

Tribes living in the camp

Zaghawa, 60%

Other, 10%

Fur, 30%

Elder person: 3,670

Separated or unaccomanied childern: 27

Physically disabled person: 822

Mentally disabled person: 196

Women at risk: 1,516

Children at risk: 794

Vulnerability cases in the camp

HandpumpsBladdersWater TanksBoreholes

Water sources in the camp

3

6

1 1 2 1

8 7

36

20

10

Camp A

Camp B

Camp C

With complete shelter

Requiring minor repairs

Partially damaged

Unsuitable for living

Completely collapsed 975

2,632

4,052

4,477

35,524

Houses status in the camp

Number of schools and enrollment

19,061

7771

27

No. of schools Enrollment

Secondary

Basic

7,47141Child Friendly Space

Daily consultations range No. of clinics

Camp B

Camp C

Camp A

2

2

1

280

273

80

No. of clinics and daily consultations range

WASH Nutrition Non food items Health ProtectionCamp coordinationEducationFSLUNICEF, WES, Plan Sudan

SMoH, WHO, UNICEF, WFP, RI

UNHCR-LCU, Plan Sudan

WHO, SMoH, RI, Mercy Malaysia, HAD, PAI

WFP, SRCs, AHA, DNW

UNICEF, Plan Sudan, SPHO

Plan Sudan UNHCR, UNAMID, Plan Sudan, SPHO

Who is Doing What in Zamzam?

Camp Area

Main Roads

Camp Boundary

Wooded Area

Flood Prone Area

Surrounding Settlements

Market

Security / Checkpoints

Cemetary

Mosque

Flour Mill

Market

Women's Centre

Youth Centre

Community Centre

School

Child Friendly Space

Health Centre

Food Distribution Centre

Water Bladder

Water TankTap Stand

Hand Pump

Dug Well

Institutional

Bore Hole (Water Yard)

Land Use

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