DTM SOMALIA FLOW MONITORING TOOL ENTRY TO SOMALIA · BAYDHABA GARBAHAAREY WAAJID BUUR HAKABA BELET...
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Luuq Elwak Yurkud Ufurow Kurman Dinsor Elcilan Bardere Burdhubo Tula amin Shonqolow Reys Qode Qansahdere Garbaharre Belet hawa Tulobarwaqo Jasira IDP Camp LUUQ BAARDHEERE DIINSOOR CEEL WAAQ BAYDHABA GARBAHAAREY WAAJID BUUR HAKABA BELET XAAWO RAB DHUURE QANSAX DHEERE XUDUR DOOLOW CEEL BARDE ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Luuq Doolow Ceel waq Diinsoor Baardheere Garbahaarey Belet Xaawo Qansax Dheere ETHIOPIA KENYA SOMALIA 57 is the number of migrants that entered Somalia through Elwak and stayed there. BAY GEDO ! ! ! Source of data: DTM FLOW MONITORING TOOL 0 30 60 90 Kilometres C Sept, 2016 Disclaimer: The boundaries and the names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by IOM. International border District boundary Region boundary Major roads Minor roads ! Destination points (towns/Villages) District Headquarters More than 100 10 - 24 25 - 49 50 - 99 Less than 10 Movement of people from entry points Number of people LEGEND ! Entry points (Arrow indicating direction of movement) 72 7 102 78 53 61 77 38 6 11 5 12 3 8 4 18 15 53 ENTRY TO SOMALIA DTM SOMALIA FLOW MONITORING TOOL ST TH 1 - 31 AUGUST, 2016
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Elwak
Yurkud
Ufurow
Kurman
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Elcilan
Bardere
BurdhuboTula amin
Shonqolow
Reys Qode
Qansahdere
Garbaharre
Belet hawa
Tulobarwaqo
Jasira IDPCamp
LUUQ
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CEEL WAAQ
BAYDHABA
GARBAHAAREY
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BELET XAAWO
RAB DHUURE
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XUDUR
DOOLOW
CEEL BARDE
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57 is the number of migrantsthat entered Somalia through Elwak and stayed there.
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Internationalborder
Districtboundary
Regionboundary
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Movement of people from entry points
Number of people LEGEND
!Entry points(Arrow indicatingdirection of movement)
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Elwak
Yurkud
UfurowKurman
Dinsor
Elcilan
Bardere
Burdhubo
Tula amin
Shonqolow
Reys Qode
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CEEL WAAQ
BAYDHABA
GARBAHAAREY
WAAJID
BUUR HAKABA
BELET XAAWO
RAB DHUURE
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Luuq
Doolow
Ceel waq
DiinsoorBaardheere
Garbahaarey
Belet Xaawo
Qansax Dheere
BAY
GEDO
FLOW OF RETURNEES
27.6%
52.4%
1.9%
5.7% 12.4%
Borrowed/LoanFamily AssistanceLand SalesLivestock SalesSavings
Source of Travel Money1.0%
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82.9% BoatFootTruck/Bus
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60.0%
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Education Environmentalfactors
Food SecurityEmploymentopportunities
Health Managingfarmland
6.7%7.6%
61%
6.7% 6.7%10.5%
1%
The relationship between households andhousehold size.
The average size of households is 6.01 68 percent of all households have between 5and 8 members. Over half (52 percent) of thesehouseholds returned wholly while for the rest (48percent), only a fraction of the household movedinto Somalia.
At 61 percent (64 HHs), hunger is the major cause ofmovement into Somalia. This is to mean that threeof every five households were moved out of their hostcountry by food scarcity. Of these, 69 percent (44 HHs)had lived in the host county for more than one year.
For every five householdthat moved into Somalia,at least four weretransported in trucks andbuses.
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Dolow
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The 10 householdsthat returned
into Somalia, stayedin Elwak town.
77Belet-Hawa
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GEDO REGIONLuuq Town
The 15 householdswere transportedby trucks/busesto Luuq town.
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Numberof MalesNumberof FemalesMovingpopulation
Entry Points !
MOVEMENT OF MIGRANTS INTO SOMALIA
ST TH1 - 31 AUGUST, 2016ENTRY POINTS: DOLLOW, ELWAK AND BELETHAWA TOWNS.
Disclaimer: The boundaries and the names shown and the designations used on this dasshboard do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by IOM.
Developed by: , IOM SOMALIA DTM UnitSource of data: ,DTM FLOW MONITORING TOOLFor comments, questions or more information, please contact:KHAYRE Omar E-mail: || Telephone: +254 721 521 300|| [email protected]
Total numberof migrants 631 325306134
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