in Baidoa, Kismayo and Garowe. The mapping gathers information about the status of land lease agreements between landlor
CCCM Somalia Cluster Dashboard
CCCM Cluster SOMALIA
April 2018 Operational presence of cluster partners
CCCM partners in Dollow conducted a vulnerability assessment of all IDP households in Kabasa and Qansaxlay sites, reaching a total of 7,858 HHs. The data collected will provide updated population figures for both sites, as well as demographic data, and information about vulnerabilities in each HH (livelihoods, illnesses, disabilities). The purpose of the data is to allow service providers to target their services to the most vulnerable households in the camps.
AWDAL
Strategic indicators
BARI
# of IDP reached by CCCM partners
Hargeysa !
TOGDHEER
Wogooyi Galbeed
! ( 1
Garowe
!
Hargeisa
!
NUGAAL
UNHCR
Nugaal Garowe
180
4
Achieved
1.5 million
347,817
# of sites with established CCCM mechanisms
1,600 sites
# of sites covered by the Detailed Site Assessment
89 districts
# of sites with established community participation structures
1,600 sites
# of displaced people with access to information about humanitarian services
1.5 million
!
DRC
6,293
GALGADUUD
510 sites 48 districts 510 sites 347,817
75,682
!
IOM
! ( 1
Mudug Galkaacyo
142,275
ACTED, DRC, IOM, UNHCR
! (
MUDUG
Gaps
HIRAAN
BAKOOL !
• Restricted humanitarian access in some parts of south and central Somalia
!
Baidoa
MIDDLE SHABELLE
GEDO
!
BAY
Lower Shabelle Afgooye
LOWER SHABELLE
!
Dollow
!
!
! (
Baidoa
1
1
19,500
Gaalkacyo
Gedo
! (
ACTED
Bay
Target
SOOL
!
NRC
BANADIR !
Mogadishu
Banadir Mogadishu
MIDDLE JUBA
AVORD, DRC
15,200
! ( 2
XX
! (
! (
• Lack of information on service provision at site level
1
423
Number of beneficiaries reached Number of partners
# with ongoing activities
Coordination Hubs
LOWER JUBA Kismayo !
The CCCM Cluster has finalized another round of data collection in additional 19 districts through the Detailed Site Assessment (DSA) in the reporting period. The DSA an inter-cluster and inter-agency initiative - aims provision of multi sector information on access, availability and gaps in basic service provision at the displacement sites has been carried out by CCCM Cluster partner across the 48 districts and 19 regions since September 2017 to April 2018, reaching to over 1.75 million IDPs.
SANAAG
WOGOOYI GALBEED
The first CCCM meeting was held in Afgooye. There are currently 5 NGOs implementing integrated CCCM, protection and shelter projects in the area.
With the onset of early Gu rain in March, a number of IDP sites have been severely affected by flash floods in Banadir and Bay regions. CCCM Partners, together with camp leaders, have assessed the impact of flash flooding in IDP sites in Baidoa, Kismayo and Dollow. Partners in Dollow distributed sanitation tools to the camp leadership committees in both Kabasa and Qansaxlay sites to create household level drainage and elevate shelters to mitigate effects of flash floods and also elevated flood prone areas of the sites using sandbags and backfilling with soil.
To improve the living conditions and protection of IDPs in sites and settlements and ensure equitable access to services and assistance of all persons in need, with a clear focus on moving toward attaining durable solutions with full participation of the displaced and host communities.
Bossaso
CCCM conducted Eviction Risk Mapping in all IDP sites in Baidoa, Kismayo and Garowe. The mapping gathers information about the status of land lease agreements between landlords and the IDP tenants in order to identify sites that are at risk for evictions. The information is then passed to local authorities and protection partners for support to affected populations.
CCCM partners, with the support of the GBV sub cluster, conducted a safety audit of 47 IDP sites in Kismayo. The safety audit revealed safety concerns associated with service provision in the displacement sites
Overall Objective
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General update
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Lower Juba Kismayo IOM, ACTED
! ( 2
88,062
Mogadishu Baidoa Kismayo Hargeisa Galkaacyo Garowe Bossasso
IOM, UNHCR IOM, UNHCR IOM, UNHCR UNHCR UNHCR UNHCR UNHCR
• Lack of land tenure and forced evictions inhibit the ability of partners to improve living conditions in sites • Low levels of community participation and AAP inhibit ability to improve beneficiary targeting to include marginalized populations
