Democratic Republic of the Congo : (as of 30 June 2017) · 275 220 80 0,2 16 1 70 47 28 2 98k...

Tshopo

Ituri

Kasaï

Bas-Uele

Lualaba

Tshuapa

Kwilu

ManiemaSankuru

TanganyikaKwango

Equateur

Maï-Ndombe

Haut-Katanga

Haut-Uele

Haut-Lomami

Sud-Kivu

Lomami

Mongala

Nord-Kivu

Sud-Ubangi

Nord-Ubangi

Kongo-Central

KasaïCentral

Kinshasa

KasaïOriental

ANGOLA

ZAMBIE

TANZANIE

GABON RÉPUBLIQUE DU CONGO

CAMEROUN

OUGANDA

SOUDAN DU SUD

RWANDA

REPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE

BURUNDI

Kinshasa

24

106

122

957

27

98

45

36

27

42

557

48721

285

165

33

18

48

670

334

280

2

107

122

Displaced during the second trimester of 2017Displaced from 2009 to 31 March 2017

Returned during the second trimester of 2017Returned as of 31 March 2017

Number of displaced people (by thousands)

84ksecond

trimester

24k

142k

28k

86k

41k65k

23k

80k

34k9k

41k

Jul. Jan.2016

Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. 2017

Apr. MayFeb. Mar. Jun.

770k

RETURNED PERSONS (LAST 18 MONTHS)

0,3% Natural disasters (2k)

56,7%Clashes and armed attacks

(1.9M)

43%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(301k)

13%sites

(500k)

87%Host families

(3.3M)

TYPE OF ACCOMODATION

CAUSES OF DISPLACEMENTS

>59 years 76k70k

735k679k

1.2M1.1M

18–59 years

35%

<18 years

4,5%

60,5%

48%men

(1.8M)

52%women

(2M)

DISTRIBUTION OF DISPLACED PERSONS

victim of at least one forced displacement in the eastern part of the country and in the Kasai region since 2009

1in20

3,8MPERSONS IN DISPLACEMENT SITUATION

126ksecond

trimester195k 172k

504k

88k34k 4k

Jan. Apr. MayFeb. Mar. Jun.

997kDISPLACED PERSONS DURING THE YEAR

In June 2016, 1.7 million people were internally displaced in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). 12 months later, with 3.8* million people, DRC is the African country most affected by internal displacement. This stark increase -twice the population of Brussels- stems from violence in the Kasai region -that forced over 1 million people into displacement- as well as in Tanganyika and North Kivu. Women make up 52% of internally displaced people; host families (87%) represent the main type of housing. 16 of the 26 provinces in DRC host internally displaced people.

* We received a number of alerts on 300,000 potentially newly displaced people in Kasai but these figures are yet to be verified through evaluations. Upon completion of the verification process, the total number of displaced people could reach 1.4 million in the Kasai region and 4.1 million throughout the entire country.

Date of production: 18 July 2017 I Source: Population Movement Commission(CMP) I More information: [email protected] I https://rdc.humanitarianresponse.info I www.unocha.org/drc I www.reliefweb.int I Twitter:@UNOCHA_DRCThe boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Democratic Republic of the Congo : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 30 June 2017)

ANGOLA

Kindu

LUALABA

HAUT-LOMAMI

MAÏ-NDOMBE

KASAÏ-CENTRAL

KASAÏ-ORIENTAL

SANKURU

KWILU

KWANGO

KASAÏ-ORIENTAL

LOMAMI

KASAÏ

Lubao

Dekese

Ilebo

Kamonia

Luiza

Mweka

Luilu

Luebo

Kazumba

Demba

Dibaya

Dimbelenge

Ngandajika

Miabi

Katanda

Tshilenge

LupatapataKabeya-K.

Kananga

Mbuji-Mayi

Mwene-Ditu

Tshikapa Kabinda

Lusambo

MiabiDibaya

Katanda

Tshilenge

Lupatapata

Ngandajika

Kamiji

Kabeya-Kamwanga

Luilu

Mbuji-Mayi

Lusambo

Kabinda




56

57

21

57

33

125

100 275

220

80

0,2

16

1 70

47 28

2

98kRETURNEES (LAST 18 MONTHS)

Oct.16

28k

70k

Jan.17

REASON OF DISPLACEMENT

2%Clashes and armed attacks

(10M)

98%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(1.06k)


1%Makeshift

shelter(1k)

99%Host families

(1.06M)

36.5%

<18 years

4,4%

59.1%

49%men

(534k)

51%women(556k)

DISTRIBUTION OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE

>59 years 26k25k

322k199k

329k309k

18–59 years

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE BETWEEN 2009 AND JUNE 2017

was forced into displacementsince 2016 in the 5 provinces that make up the Kasai region.

1in 201,09M*

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE IN 2017

568k

Jan.

12k

101k

Feb. Mar.

455k


DR Congo - Kasai, Central Kasai and Eastern Kasai : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 30 June 2017)

With more than 1 million displaced people since August 2016, the Kasai region -composed of Kasai, Central Kasai, Eastern Kasai, Lomami and Sankuru provinces -has largely contributed to the total number of IDPs in the country. Kasai Central is home to more than 670,000 IDPs alone, ranking it second after North Kivu.

* We received a number of alerts on 300,000 potentially newly displaced people in Kasai but these figures are yet to be verified through evaluations. Upon completion of the verification process, the total number of displaced people could reach 1.4 million in the Kasai region and 4.1 million throughout the entire country.

LUALABA

HAUT-KATANGA

HAUT-LOMAMI

TANGANYIKA

LOMAMI

KASAÏ-CENTRAL

KASAÏ-ORIENTAL

Kamina

Dilolo

Pweto

Sandoa Mitwaba

Kapanga

LubudiKasenga

Sakania

Kambove

Bukama

Kabongo

Mutshatsha

Kaniama

Kipushi

Malemba-Nkulu

Lubumbashi

Likasi

ZAMBIE

ANGOLA

TANZANIE

Kamina

Kolwezi

1

26

36

74

41

105

30

3

0,4

7

2




RETURNEES (LAST 18 MONTHS)

1k4k

9k3k

9k

36k

Aug. Nov.Feb. 2016 Mar. Apr. May

63k

65%35%Clashes and armed attacks

(91k)Intercommunity

and land conflicts(171k)


4%sites(10k)

96%Host families

(252k)


>59 years 4k4k

45k45k

82k82k

18–59 years

34,6%

<18 years

3%

62,4%

50%men

(131k)

50%women(131k)


victim of at least one forced displacement since 2009 in the three provinces of ex Katanga1in5

262kINTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE BETWEEN 2009 AND JUNE 2017

16k25k

10k 11k

Mar. Apr.Jan. Feb.

62kINTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE IN 2017

The violence that prevails in the Kasai region continues to affect Haut Lomami and Lualaba provinces. Between January and June, 62,000 people were forced into displacement -over 16,000 of whom during the 2nd trimester. Between April and June 98% of displaced people sought refuge in Lualaba. Their number could increase over the next few days and weeks due to the insecurity that still prevails in the Kasai region.


DR Congo - Haut-Katanga, Haut-Lomami and Lualaba : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 3O June 2017)

MANIEMA

HAUT-LOMAMI

HAUT-KATANGA

SUD-KIVU

LOMAMI

Moba

Manono

Kalemie

Kabalo

Nyunzu

Kongolo

TANZANIE

ZAMBIE

BURUNDI

Kalemie12

23

32

18

21

53

44

146

7

262

45





Jan.16

25k

6k 5k

15k

6k 7k 6k

23k

13k

Jul.Jun.MayApr.Feb. Feb.17 Apr. May

36ksecond

trimester

0,4%Natural

disasters (2k)


(126k)77%

Intercommunityand land conflicts

(431k)


46%sites

(258k)

54%Host families

(299k)


>59 years 8k8k

96,5k96,5k

174k174k

18–59 years

34,6%

<18 years

3%

62,4%

50%men

(278,5k)

50%women(278,6k)


1in5in Tanganyika has at least once, been forced to displacement since 2009


29ksecond trimester

103k

22k 24k 27k

2kJan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May


During the 1st semester of 2017, 179,000 people were forced into displacement in Tanganyika -including 149,000 during the sole 1st trimester. By the end of June, some 557,098 displaced people were registered in the province -20% of the total population of the province. This increased number of IDPs is mostly observed in Kalemie Territory (47%) where population movement is ongoing. However, the situation that prevails in Moba Territory is more favorable to the return of IDPs.


DR Congo - Tanganyika : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 30 June 2017)

MANIEMA

NORD-KIVU

TANGANYIKA

Fizi

Shabunda

Mwenga

Uvira

Kalehe

Kabare

Idjwi

Walungu

Bukavu

BURUNDI

RWANDA

TANZANIE

Goma

14

7

7

50

44

44

12

73

46

218

34

61




Jun.Aug.Jan. 2016

8k 6k8k

0,1k

7k

34k

26k 25k122kRETURNEES (LAST 18 MONTHS)

MayJun.Mar.Feb. Jul. Jan.2017

9k

34ksecond

trimester

4% 96%Clashes and armed attacks

(468k)

Intercommunal and land conflicts

(19k)


4%sites(19k)

96%Host families

(468k)


>59 years 12k11k

92k89k

144k139k

18–59 years

37,3%

<18 years

4,7%

58%

49%men

(239k)

51%women(248k)


487k1in5

in South-Kivu has at least once, been forced to displacement since 2009

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE BETWEEN 2009 AND JUNE 2017

55k 25ksecond

trimester

Jan.

2k

26k

20k

5k2k

May Apr. Mar. Feb.

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE IN 2017

During the first semester of 2017, 55,000 new internally displaced people where registered including 25,000 during the second trimester. Nearly 77% of these newly displaced people are located in Kalehe Territory. Over 94,000 people are waiting for assessment of their needs including 78% (73 000 people) due to the increased activity of Mai-Mai in Fizi and the rest due to intercommunity clashes in Tanganyika. These figures do not appear in the statistics due to the fact that the corresponding needs could not be assessed.


DR Congo - South-Kivu : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 30 June 2017)

TSHOPO

SUD-KIVU

SANKURU

NORD-KIVU

LOMAMI TANGANYIKA

TSHUAPA

Kailo

Punia

Kibombo

Pangi

Lubutu

Kasongo

Kabambare

RWANDA

Kindu

20

4

3

42

37

2

2

20

62



Number of displaced people (by thousands)27k

RETURNEES (LAST 18 MONTHS)

Jan.2016 Feb.

7k

0,4k

20k

Jun.

10% 90%Clashes and armed attacks

(149k)

Intercommunityand land conflicts

(16k)


14%sites(23k)

86%Host families

(142k)


>59 years 5,3k

32k31k

47k45k

18–59 years

37,7%

<18 years

6,3%

56%

5,1k

49%men(81k)

51%women(84k)


forced into displacement at least once in Maniema since 2009

1in10165kINTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE BETWEEN 2009 AND JUNE 2017

Feb.

1,5k2k

Mar. May

4k8kINTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE IN 2017


DR Congo - Maniema : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 3O June 2017)

Nearly 165,000 internally displaced people live in the Maniema Province . More than 6% of these people are over 60 years old. Of the 27,000 people who returned to the Maniema Province over the past few months, 74% returned to Punia Territory.

* - 88% come from neighboring South Kivu, after fleeing armed attacks and clashes while 12% of them are fleeing armed conflicts that are taking place within Maniema.

TSHOPO

ITURI

MANIEMA

SUD-KIVU

Walikale

Lubero

Beni

Masisi

Rutshuru

Nyiragongo

OUGANDA

RWANDA

Goma

72145

0,00517

24

0,09

26

50198

164

334

6

205





Jul. Aug.

8k

45k

6k

81k

28k16k

5k16k

80k

Sept. Oct. Nov.Feb. Mar. 2017 2016Feb. Mar.


(957k)


17%sites

(163k)

83%Host families

(794k)


>59 years 21k20k

177k170k

290k279k

18–59 years

36,3%

<18 years

4,3%

59,4%

49%men

(469k)

51%women(488k)


36ksecond

trimester49k

11k 10k 10k22k

4k

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun.



1in5in North-Kivu has at least once, been forced to displacement since 2009

DR Congo - North-Kivu : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 30 June 2017)

An estimated 957,000 people were internally displaced In North Kivu as of 30 June 2017, of whom some 106,000 during the first six months of the year. 83% are reported to be in host families and the remaining 17% in displacement sites. The main cause of this displacement are armed clashes and attacks. It is estimated that some 285,000 people have returned over the past 18 months. Most of them are in Lubero, Rutshuru and Walikale territories


TSHOPO

BAS-UELE

ITURI

HAUT-UELE

MANIEMA

NORD-KIVUTSHUAPA

SUD-KIVU

MONGALA

NORD-UBANGI

Ango

Bondo

Aketi

Ubundu

Dungu

Opala

Poko

Bafwasende

Buta

Mambasa

BanaliaBasoko

Watsa

Yahuma

Isangi

Aru

Faradje

Djugu

Rungu

Irumu

Wamba

Niangara

Mahagi

Bambesa

OUGANDA

REPUBLIQUE DU SOUDAN DU SUD

REPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE

TANZANIE

Buta

Bunia

Isiro

Kisangani

RWANDA

LOMAMI

12

20424

2

60

2

33

15

42




May 2016

4k

20k 18k

Jan.2017

12k 11k

4k

Apr. MayJul. Aug.


15ksecond

trimester


(308k)

2% Intercommunityand land conflicts

(6k) 3%

Natural disasters

(10k)


9%sites(29k)

91%Host families

(295k)


>59 years 9,3k9k

69k67k

87k83k

18–59 years

42%

<18 years

5,6%

52,4%

49%men

(159k)

51%women(165k)


in ex Oriental province has at least once, been forced to displacement since 2009

1in10324kINTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE BETWEEN 2009 AND JUNE 2017


16ksecond

trimester

3k

15 k

1kJan. Feb. Mar.

DR Congo - Bas-Uele, Haut-Uele, Ituri and Tshopo : Internally displaced people and returnees (as of 30 June 2017)


Nearly 324, 000 IDPS were reported in Ituri and Thsopo provinces. Close to 87% are in Ituri and more than 56% of displaced come from neighbouring North-Kivu province. Armed attacks and clashes are the main causes of population movement.

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