Dec 5, 2014 - season for eastern sector of HOA. Dry weather continues for most parts but some light rains received in So
Eastern Africa: Regional Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 30 November 2014) Food security and displacement status
Displacement
12.8 m
11.4 m
food insecure1,2,5
displaced
SUDAN
Djibouti
4.4 million
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2.9 million
Seasonal outlook and impact on food security
South sudan
ERITREA 3,155 Asmara ! ^
Khartoum
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Somalia Uganda DR Congo
DJIBOUTI
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3.2 million
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ETHIOPIA 426,700
SOUTH SUDAN
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Nov-14
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Juba
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Mogadishu
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RWANDA
265,000 74,590
KENYA
Kigali
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TANZANIA
Bujumbura
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1.5 million
88,300
552,500 Food insecure people
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Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) (November 2014 projection) 1: None or Minimal 2: Stressed 3: Crisis 4: Emergency
309,200
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2,540
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Nairobi
78,940
1.1 million
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UGANDA
11.4
689,300
1.02 million
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Nutrition is a serious concern in the region as evidenced by the high stunting levels, 3/8 countries have stunting levels of >40 per cent or very high severity of malnutrition. High levels of stunting are associated with poor socioeconomic conditions and increased risk of frequent and early exposure to adverse conditions such as illness and/or inappropriate feeding practices (WHO). Government and nutrition partners in the region should urgently scale up treatment, and focus on prevention and linkages to resilience programming.
Funding requirements and status
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121,520
9.6
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DR CONGO 2.7 million
3,4
9.1
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SOMALIA
244,640
Displacement trends Sep 2012 to Sep 2014
8.5
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30,130
9.9
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Addis-Ababa
Tanzania
UNICEF global database, Oct 2014
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1.4 million
12.8
405,300
Refugees
24,430 Djibouti
644,000
1.5 million
180,000
(in millions) IDPs
Burundi
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1,2,5
Oct-14
Percent stunting 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-34 35-39 40-45 45-100
Kenya
Rwanda
107,000
Food insecurity trends since June 2014
Sep-14
Ethiopia
256,800
There has been a general decrease in the number of food insecure people as harvests continue across the region. Following an extended dry period and delayed onset of rains, a large part of the arid, semi-arid lands (ASALs) have received below-average rainfall providing limited relief. Above-average to average rains have been received in north-western Kenya and south-western South Sudan, while flooding has been reported in south-central Somalia; Ethiopia’s Afar region; and displacement sites in South Sudan. This excessive rainfall and flooding are expected to replenish water resources. However there are concerns over the negative impact on cropping conditions and post-harvest losses in flood-inundated areas. The ICPAC October - December 2014 Outlook predicts rains will continue through December 2014 into January 2015. The overall post-harvest food security situation will be assessed by individual IPC country teams in early 2015.
Aug-14
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people displaced (as of 30 Sep 2014)
crisis and emergency phase (in millions) 15.0 14.4 13.5 11.9
Eritrea
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food insecure people in crisis and emergency phase (as of Nov 2014)
Sudan
8.97 million IDPs3,4
2.47 million refugees3
Jun-14
Percentage of under-five children who are stunted
Food security in the region has improved but pockets of acute crisis or emergency food insecurity persists, while the number of displaced people has increased by 1.4 million.
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Food insecurity
5: Catastrophe/Famine
as of 02 Dec 2014 (USD $) 20m
Djibouti 2014
54m
South Sudan Regional Refugee Response 311m 346m Plan 2014 Somalia 2014 376m 557m Sudan Humanitarian 510m Work Plan 2014
476m
South Sudan 1.33bn CRP 2014 Funded
$2.54b funding received
IPC data not available
IDPs
472m Not funded
$1.90b funding gap
FTS (02 Dec 2014)
Estimated number Estimated number number Refugees xx xx Estimated 49,800 of food insecure xx of IDPs as of of refugees as of as of Nov 2014 Sep 2014 Sep 2014 Sep-12 Mar-13 Sep-13 Mar-14 Sep-14 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Final boundary between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of South Sudan has not yet been determined. Final status of the Abyei area is not yet determined.
Creation date: 05 Dec 2014
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Sources: FSNWG , WFP , FTS, UNICEF, UNHCR , OCHA , FEWS NET , UNCS
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