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DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX THE IDP SITUATION IN NORTH-EAST NIGERIA

International Organisation for Migration (IOM)

(ADAMAWA, BENUE, BORNO, FCT, KADUNA, KANO, NASARAWA, PLATEAU, TARABA, YOBE)

Food Security


Displacement Tracking in North-East NigeriaIOM Project Overview

OBJECTIVEThe primary objective of the program is to support the Government of Nigeria in establishing a comprehensive system to collect and disseminate data on IDPs by building and strengthening the capacity of NEMA, SEMA and other partners in the field to undertake IDP assessments in a unified and systematized manner that provides reliable information on the current IDP situation.

BENEFITSThe information collected will contribute to the provision of a comprehensive profile of the IDP population in North East Nigeria which will be shared with all relevant stakeholders and will be used by the government and humanitarian partners to protect, assist and advocate on behalf of the IDP population.


Methodology

Baseline DisplacementLGA and WARD Level

IDP Site Assessment

Registration/Bio-Metrics

In all Local Government Areas (LGAs) of thirteen states:

In camps,camp-like settings

In camps,camp-like settings andhost communities

Adamawa, Bauchi, Benue, Borno, Fct, Gombe, Kaduna, Kano, Nasarawa, Plateau, Taraba, Yobe, Zamfara.

Internal Displacement Tracking and Monitoring Systems based on IOM DTM model Implementation Support for NEMA and SEMAs


Sta�ng and Resources

12450

IOM Data Collectors

Staff from NEMA/SEMA and

Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS)

A. Location of Displacement Total IDP Population by current location (State)

The total number of IDPs identified in Adamawa, Bauchi, Benue, Borno, FCT, Gombe, Kaduna, Kano, Nasarawa, Plateau, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara as of June 2016: 2,093,030 IDPs (370,389 households).

Row Labels Total Ind Total HHADAMAWA 159,445 38,498BAUCHI 63,149 10,260BENUE 69,206 9,982BORNO 1,404,483 224,516FCT 18,445 2,620GOMBE 27,376 4,909KADUNA 28,477 3,796KANO 10,366 1,946NASARAWA 26,493 4,031PLATEAU 51,771 9,658TARABA 46,942 8,193YOBE 112,671 17,093ZAMFARA 47,959 9,062Grand Total 2,066,783 344,564

DTM Round 10 DTM Round 11Row Labels Total Ind Total HHADAMAWA 163,559 ↑ 36,189 BAUCHI 61,717 ↓ 10,136 BENUE 30,584 ↓ 5,497 BORNO 1,446,829 ↑ 253,951 FCT 20,924 ↑ 3,160 GOMBE 28,972 ↑ 5,111 KADUNA 28,927 ↑ 3,842 KANO 9,910 ↓ 1,841 NASARAWA 24,795 ↓ 3,664 PLATEAU 45,746 ↓ 8,692 TARABA 47,195 ↑ 8,230 YOBE 135,442 ↑ 20,901 ZAMFARA 48,430 ↑ 9,175 Grand Total 2,093,030 370,389


Sites Assessment Analysisi

A total of 155 displacement sites were assessed

Food Security and Nutrition AssessmentState Number Of Displacement Site

Borno 86

Adamawa 24

Taraba 11

Plateau 11

Nasarawa 6

Yobe 5

Kaduna 5

FCT 5

Kano 1

Benue 1

Food Security

Access ToFood

Access ToMarket

ObtainingFood

MalnutritionScreening

DistributionFrequency

(DTM)Displacement Tracking Matrix Nigeria

Access To Foodii

Of the 155 Sites assessed, 116 had access to food


A Total of 155 sites were assessed. 116 had access to food (On Site = 90 + Off Site = 26).

The provision of food, however, is irregular in 91 sites.

The most common source of food is food distribution (47 sites).

Screening for malnutrition was conducted in 41 sites.

128 displacement sites had access to market.

90 Sites

Access food on site

26 SitesAccess food

off site

39 SitesDo not have

Access to food

Access To Foodiii Assessment by state


05

101520253035404550

Yes On Site

Yes Off Site

No

Borno YobeAdamawa TarabaBenue Kaduna Kano Nasaraw PlateauFCT

2 31 11

27

3 32 2 224

19

12

47

5 55 44

Access To Market

Access to market at displacement sites

iv Of the 155 Sites assessed, 128 had access to market


Yes No

128

27

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

ADAMAWA

BENUE

BORNO

FCT

KADUNA

KANO

NASARAWA

PLATEAU

TARABA

YOBE

No

Yes

195

1

1

1

7511

5

5

5

92

74

23

Source of obtaining foodv

The most common source of food is through distribution (47 sites)


CASH

CULTIVATED

DISTRIBUTION

HOST COMMUNITY

NONE

44

2747

25

12

Source Of Obtaining Food

9

19

46

423

1

18

2 3

8

31

2 1 2 34

9

31

3 4

1

9

2 10

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

CASH CULTIVATED DISTRIBUTION HOST COMMUNITY NONE

Borno YobeAdamawa TarabaBenue Kaduna Kano Nasaraw PlateauFCT

Food Distribution Frequencyvi

Frequency of food distribution is mostly irregular (In 91 sites)


Food Distribution Frequency at displacement sites

Every 2 weeks

Everyday

Irregular Never

Once a month

Twice a week

0 10 20 30 40 50

ADAMAWA

BENUE

BORNO

FCT

KADUNA

KANO

NASARAWA

PLATEAU

TARABA

YOBE

Twice a weekOnce a monthNever

Irregular

Everyday

Every 2 weeks

22

16

91

39

5

31

1

1

11

1

1

1

1

6

6

6

5

22

4

4

5

104327

33 17

Malunutrition Screeningvii Screening for malnutrition was conducted in 41 sites


No Unknown Yes

11041

4

Screening for malnutritionat sites

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

ADAMAWA

BENUE

BORNO

FCT

KADUNA

KANO

NASARAWA

PLATEAU

TARABA

YOBE

Yes

Unknown

No

DISPLACEMENT TRACKING MATRIX


THE IDP SITUATION IN NORTH-EAST NIGERIA

THANK YOU.

DTM Project OfficerKWENIN [email protected] [email protected]

DTM IM, Database AssistantAKINYERA Aanuoluwapo

Database OfficerVAGERY [email protected]

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