Nov 30, 2017 - In November, GBV Protection partners reached over 66,400 persons (27,000 women, 15,400 girls, 13,700 men
NIGERIA: PROTECTION OVERVIEW 30 November 2017
6.1
Achievements
Million people in need
2.4
Million people targeted
2,512,793 People reached by November 2017 Reached vs. Target
From January through November, the Protection Sector has reached 2.5 million persons with protection interventions, including 186,320 provided with protection-based material assistance such as solar lanterns and hygiene kits, 37,816 provided with access to justice and 21,884 cases referred for specialized and targeted services. In October and November, the Sector provided vulnerable IDPs with legal documents, enabling 102,801 IDPs and IDP returnees to receive birth certificates in Damasak, Banki, Bama, Ngala and Monguno LGAs and 20,200 to receive indigene certificates in Jere and Maiduguri LGAs, as well as 1,414 IDPs in Maiduguri camps to enroll to be able to obtain the national identify card. Protection partners sensitized 15,215 persons in November on social cohesion principles, camp complaint mechanisms, rights to education, protection from domestic violence and other protection messaging. PSWG members further conducted capacity building training for humanitarian staff members in areas recently recaptured by the Government on key protection principles, including protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA), as well as carried out a timely rapid assessment mission in Bama to monitor and report on alleged human rights violations including SEA by humanitarian actors. In November, the Child Protection sub-sector provided psycho-social support (PSS) to close to 41,300 children and reunified 77 separated or unaccompanied minors with their caregivers. Integrated case management services were provided to about 1,100 children formerly associated with armed groups and 600 sexual and gender-based violence (GBV) survivors. Given the overwhelming needs and the complexity of the situation in Rann, international agencies involved in child protection have been appealed to scale up in the area, to bridge gaps (including tailored support to adolescent girls) and provide a comprehensive package of services. In the meantime, the sub-sector carried out a monitoring visit to provide technical guidance to the national and only organisation on the ground providing protection services to children in Rann. Given the high number of displacements reported in Magumeri, Nganzai and Gubio, where there is currently no child protection partner presence, the sub-sector engaged two partners to carry out an assessment in order to rapidly plan a response.
105% of the target reached
People reached per state
In November, GBV Protection partners reached over 66,400 persons (27,000 women, 15,400 girls, 13,700 men and 10,200 boys) with Borno
1,983,545 various interventions, including psychological first aid PSS (9,500 people) and medical services (1,700 people) and some other specialised services
Adamawa
through case management and referrals (440 people). Overall, since January to November 2017, about 797,650 received GBV assistance, i.e., 80 per cent of the sub-sector’s target for 2017. The month was also marked by the annual ‘16 days of activism against GBV’ campaign, during which organisations held a series of activities (policy dialogues with leaders, youth debates, public processions, town hall meetings, radio talk shows, etc.).
Yobe
275,890
253,358
Key Challenges
Funding progress (under the Financial Tracking System)
88.3
35.4
Required Received (US$m) (US$m)
52.9 Gap (US$m)
Protection Actors Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs, Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution, International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps, International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri, Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission, Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria
The conflict has had unprecedented negative impact on women, girls and boys. Grave violations of human rights are ongoing, requiring a scaling up of robust protection mechanisms. Existing unmet protection needs are compounded by critical additional needs in areas recently recaptured by the Government. Access to quality, multi-sectoral SGBV prevention and response services as well as strengthened reintegration programmes for women and girls including those formerly abducted by Boko Harm are essential. Also, there is need to support child protection, education and specific programmes for de-radicalization particularly targeting youth who have been used by armed groups. Funding constraints remain a challenge for agencies that need to scale up and expand coverage. Further, the limited capacity of partners to respond in a timely and effective manner may impede upon life-saving interventions.
Looking ahead and bridging the gaps The Protection Sector is supporting the finalization of the Centrality of Protection strategy, advocating for adequate resources to be allocated for its implementation. The Sector is further focusing upon scaling up its operational footprint in areas recently recaptured by the Government, including in Adamawa and Yobe States, to enhance its ability to effectively monitor, refer and respond to violations given the scale of the needs. The Child Protection sub-sector finalised the update of the referral pathways for Borno State and will ensure that minimum requirements (code of conduct, safe reporting mechanism for sexual exploitation and abuse cases, feedback mechanism) are endorsed by all Child Protection actors. Additionally, the sub-sector is working on reviewing its monitoring and data collection tools to include additional age breakdowns, key quality requirements and new programmatic components. On GBV Protection, the sub-sector continues to work closely with all sectors of the response to ensure that the Inter-Agency Standing Committee’s GBV guidelines are implemented.
PROTECTION
CHILD PROTECTION
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
1
PROTECTION: Monthly Update Updated as of 16 December 2017
DEMOGRAPHICS
1,065,906
STATUS OF ACTIVITY 308,722
246,880
238,774
Completed
12
On-going
318,578
Planned
-
212,445
Individuals
44,115
14,958
reached through Protection Activities Girls
Boys
Women
REACHED
OVERVIEW BY SECTOR, OBJECTIVES AND INDICATORS
Men
Elderly Women
Elderly Men
BENEFICIARY TYPE 445,977
1. Targeted protection services are provided to vulnerable individuals and communities with critical protection needs.
317,360
# of vulnerable persons/at risk provided with material assistance 220,250 | Target 186,432
85%
33,818
146,992
126,457
# of vulnerable persons provided with psychosocial support to promote their wellbeing 530
5,802
5,692 140,000 | Target
0%
139,470
IDPs in Camps
Host Communities
IDPs in Host Communities
Stakeholders IDP Returnees
Refugee Returnees
# of individuals referred to specialized services to other sectors 5,000 | Target
438%
21,884
MONTHLY TRENDS (Individuals reached) 202,842
204,526
2. Enhance protection of people in need through livelihood, recovery, and social cohesion; promote a rights-based approach to durable solutions and strengthen justice systems.
113,980 63,871
79,231
74,023
89,261
94,213
73,719 44,982
# of vulnerable persons provided with access to justice (through legal aid and services, HLP Support, detention visits and formal and informal dispute resolutions)
274%
13,800 | Target 37,816
# of vulnerable persons provided with livelihood support 22,000 | Target 8,075
37%
13,925
# of persons reached through peace-building, coexistence and reintegration interventions 1,703
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
0
0
Nov
Dec
OVERVIEW BY LOCATION (Completed and on-going) Completed On-going
10,000 | Target
NIGER
17%
8,297
Lake Chad CHAD
3,633
3. Protection issues are effectively addressed and protection is mainstreamed across all sectors, while respect for principled humanitarian action and space is enhanced through capacity building and coordination, including with the military. # of persons trained
YOBE
BORNO
116,31 6
11,122 | Target
551,818
172%
19,122
# of persons reached through awareness raising/sensitization and community-based initiatives (including mine risk education) 190,140
294,474
| Target
202%
383,810
# of vulnerable persons screened, registered or monitored
18,259 375,000 | Target
375,637
-
100%
ADAMAWA
# of protection mainstreaming initiatives
CAMEROON
79,182 65 | Target
50
15
77%
# of targeted advocacy interventions 42 | Target
54
129% PARTNERS Danish Refugee Council, International Rescue Committee, Norwegian Refugee Council, OXFAM International, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Nigeria Bar Association, Ministry of Womens Affairs and Social Development, National Human Rights Commission, State Emergency Management Agency, American University of Nigeria, Family Health International, Action Initiative for Peace and Development, Centre for Caring, Empowering & Peace Initiative, Grassroots Initiative for Strengthening Community Resilience, Institute for Peace & Conflict Resolution, Sanitation & Hygiene Education Initiatives
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CHILD PROTECTION Updated as of 16 December 2017
DEMOGRAPHICS
652,266
264,995
STATUS OF ACTIVITY
293,634
Individuals
53,407
40,230
0
0
Elderly Women
Elderly Men
reached through Child Protection Activities Girls
Boys
Women
REACHED
OVERVIEW BY SECTOR, OBJECTIVES AND INDICATORS
Men
632
On-going
651,634
Planned
-
BENEFICIARY TYPE
1: Improve access to well-coordinated child protection services and psychosocial support activities for girls and boys impacted by the conflict, children at risk and survivors.
354,358
# of community members reached with information on care, protection and psychosocial support for children
173,395
80,000 | Target
65,581
Completed
82%
14,419
63,922
60,591
# of functional Community-Based Child Protection Mechanisms
150 | Target
34
23%
116
IDPs in Camps
Host Communities
IDPs in Host Communities
-
Stakeholders IDP Returnees
Refugee Returnees
# of CFS /Children’s Clubs/After School Clubs/Mobile CFS established 650 | Target
171
26%
479
# of children provided with psychosocial support and attending CFS /Children’s Clubs/After School Clubs/Mobile CFS
150,702
650,000 | Target
402,919
MONTHLY TRENDS (Individuals reached)
62%
247,081
45,650 45,08453,104
39,285
68,279 60,977
0
30,180 Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
OVERVIEW BY LOCATION (Completed and on-going)
# of unaccompanied and Separated children (UASC) identified 12,000 | Target
9,150
76%
2,850
# of children at risk and survivors supported through the inter-agency case management system
Completed On-going NIGER
15,000 | Target
Lake Chad CHAD
31%
10,340
140 283
# of UASC placed in alternative care arrangements and followed-up 5,000 | Target
2,921
45,671
49,966
2: Unaccompanied and separated children, and other children with protection concerns are assessed and receive holistic support through case management and referrals to specialised services.
4,660
63,368
58%
2,079
YOBE
BORNO
93,613 # of unaccompanied and separated children reunified 1,000 | Target
491
49%
509
434,011
3: Effective monitoring, prevention and response to grave violations of children’s rights, with a focus on reintegration of children (girls and boys) associated with armed groups. # of boys and girls associated with armed groups who have benefited from community reintegration support (including survivor of Boko Haram related sexual violence and children born out of Boko Haram related sexual violence)
209
ADAMAWA
5,500 | Target
CAMEROON
104%
5,721
124,009 # of girls and boys benefitting from mine risk education
104,000 | Target
139%
144,323 # of functional State Level Monitoring and Reporting Mechanisms (MRM)
5 | Target
5
-
100%
# of quarterly reports and annual reports submitted on MRM 5 | Target
3
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1
75%
PARTNERS Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish Refugee Council, International Alert, International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Plan International, Save the Children, United Nations Children's Emergency Fund, Ekelisiyar Yanuwa A Nigeria, Center for Community Health Development, NEEM Foundation, Women in New Nigeria
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Dec
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE Updated as of 21 December 2017
DEMOGRAPHICS
796,833
STATUS OF ACTIVITY 363,333
188,347
Completed
173,038
On-going
623,795
Planned
-
147,403 95,523
Individuals reached through Gender-Based Violence Activities Girls
Boys
Women
REACHED
OVERVIEW BY SECTOR, OBJECTIVES AND INDICATORS 1: Increase access to a comprehensive and well coordinated GBV services including livelihood support for survivors
# of women and girls reached with critical material support 17,334
Men
1,564
0
Elderly Women
Elderly Men
BENEFICIARY TYPE 641,482
50,000 | Target 32,666
35% 114,096
# of healthcare facilities providing GBV response services
200 | Target
85
115
37,518
43% IDPs in Camps
# of persons receiving life saving medical care (including clinical management of 2,500 rape/sexual assult/violence) 2,061
| Target
228,904
Host Communities
IDPs in Host Communities
139,146
Stakeholders IDP Returnees
243
500
78,981 65,392
97%
62,715
66,571
75,815 59,872
66,453
55,711
48,094
# of women, girls and boys at risk of violence benefitting from existing safety and security measures within the communities
Refugee Returnees
136,670
62% 80,559
7,361 | Target
7,118
-
MONTHLY TRENDS (Individuals reached)
368,050 | Target
# of persons supported with case management and referrals
-
82%
439
# of women, girls, men and boys benefiting from PFA and MHPSS services
3,737
0 2,500 | Target
2,000
20%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
OVERVIEW BY LOCATION (Completed and on-going)
# of survivors and persons at risk of GBV benefitting from access to justice mechanisms
1,500 | Target
3,685
246%
Completed On-going NIGER
2: Increase awareness and enhance systems for the prevention of GBV including SEA through mitigating risk factors and strengthening community protection strategies
Lake Chad CHAD
3,669 # of women and girls at risk of GBV benefiting from livelihood initiatives
10,000 | Target
14,422
144%
161,063
YOBE
BORNO
35,987
# persons reached with capacity building/trainings on GBV and PSEA principles
1,200 | Target
427%
5,129
541,884
# of persons sensitized on GBV principles and/or engaged in community initiatives
250,000 | Target
206%
514,918
# of agencies/organisations reached with existing mechanisms for PSEA
15 | Target
200%
30
8,306
3: Mainstream GBV into all humanitarian response and maintain updated & comprehensive data needed to inform advocacy, planning, implementation and M&E of interventions # of GBV *(policy) advocacy initiatives conducted 10
21
67%
30 | Target
70%
12 | Target
83%
9
# of functional GBV prevention and response coordination mechanisms 10
2
CAMEROON
45,924
15 | Target 5
# of agencies using exisiting tools and mechanims for ethical GBV data and information management
ADAMAWA
PARTNERS Family Health International, International Medical Corps, International Rescue Committee, Mercy Corps, Médecins du Monde France, Plan International, United Nations Population Fund, Danish Refugee Council, Gender Equality Peace and Development Center, State Ministry of Women Affairs, Nigerian Red Cross Society, ActionAid, State Ministry of Women Affairs,
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