Sep 30, 2016 - 398,188. MILLION CHILDREN CURRENTLY DISPLACED. ACROSS THE LAKE CHAD BASIN2. MILLION PEOPLE CURRENTLY DISP
NORTHEAST NIGERIA Crisis Response Monthly Factsheet Situation in numbers
1.4
MILLION
2.6
MILLION
1.8
MILLION
2.2
MILLION
398,188
CHILDREN CURRENTLY DISPLACED ACROSS THE LAKE CHAD BASIN2 PEOPLE CURRENTLY DISPLACED ACROSS THE LAKE CHAD BASIN2 PEOPLE CURRENTLY INTERNALLY DISPLACED IN NORTHEAST NIGERIA1 PEOPLE LIVING IN INACCESSIBLE AREAS IN NORTHEAST NIGERIA3
CHILDREN WITH SEVERE ACUTE MALNUTRITION IN BORNO, YOBE AND ADAMAWA STATES3
BORNO STATE Newly accessible areas With nutrition interventions
UNICEF Results for children in northeast Nigeria against 2016 targets4 0% Children under 5 years with SAM admitted to therapeutic feeding programmes
Nutrition
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Targets
89,178
398,188
Children under 5 years with SAM recovered under treatment (SPHERE: >75%)
87%
Pregnant women and children under 5 years received longlasting insecticidal nets
Health
76,755 2,679,489
People reached with emergency primary health care services People provided with access to safe water per agreed standards
WASH
479,533 690,604 498,496
People benefitting from hygiene promotion messages
Women and children associated with armed groups and
4,653
or placed in alternative care arrangements
Education Conflict-affected school-aged children reached with pedagogic materials
436,201 2,472
Child survivors of SGBV supported with reintegration services Protection Separated and unaccompanied children reunified with families 83,970 150,588
1,033,547 1,100,000
134,743
Children reached with psychosocial support
4,267,534 1,220,995
People benefitting from improved sanitation
Displaced children that access education in a protective and safe learning environment
160,000
4,550 8,355 586,400 586,400
UNICEF Response highlights 89,178 children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) have been reached through UNICEF’s Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) program and to date, over 87% of the children who have received treatment have recovered. Nearly 2.7 million people have been reached with emergency integrated primary health care services. Over 5.8 million children were vaccinated against polio in the first round in Borno, Yobe, Adam The second round commenced in 10 LGAs in Borno State, including MMC, Jere and Mafa in southern Borno. Vaccination activities were carried out alongside nutrition screening in these 3 LGAs. Nearly 135,000 children have received psychosocial support, and 2,472 women and children associated with Boko Haram and victims of sexual and gender based violence have received care and support. Nearly 84,000 children have received access to education in a protective and safe learning environment, including 20 temporary learning spaces in newly accessible areas in Gwoza and Bama LGAs. Sources: (1) IOM DTM Round XI, August 2016; (2) OCHA, September 2016; (3) UNICEF September 2016 (4) UNICEF 22-28 September 2016
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NORTHEAST NIGERIA Crisis Response Monthly Factsheet RESOURCE MOBILISATION: US$ 115 million required for the critical needs 25% of needed funds available 0
WASH
10,000,000
Health Education
30,000,000
40,000,000
50,000,000
5,586,696
Nutrition Child Protection
20,000,000
$49,500,000 For 750,000 people(141%) living in 491,975 newly liberated areas in 15 LGAs $55,600,000 For 1.2 million people living in Maiduguri, Jere and southern Borno
12,397,041 2,123,979 3,131,736 4,955,965
Requirements
$9,900,000 For Gujaba and Gulani in Yobe state
Funds available
UNICEF Operational Response HUMAN RESOURCES AND FIELD PRESENCE In Nigeria, Field offices in Borno and Bauchi, with staff of 17 and 27 staff respectively, and outreach to Yobe and Adamawa
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Field offices across respective borders in Diffa, Niger, Maroua, Cameroon, and Lake region, Chad to respond to needs of Nigerian refugees and IDPs as a result of the conflict
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On Ground
SUPPLIES
To be deployed
On 11 September, an airlift of $1.3 million of lifesaving supplies was sent for internally displaced persons in northeast Nigeria. The flight included:
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Urgent actions required for children • • •
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In northeast Nigeria, 1 out 5 children under-five years of age are at risk of death from severe acute malnutrition if they do not receive treatment. In northeast Nigeria alone, an estimated 20,000 children have been separated from their families. Given the magnitude of the crisis, there is an urgent need to scale up humanitarian assistance. New areas previously unreachable in northeast Nigeria hosting 750,000 people have become accessible. 86 children have been used in ‘suicide’ attacks in Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger since 2014. 8 out of 10 displaced people are living in host communities. Even before the crisis began, these communities were already among the poorest in the world.
Three years into the humanitarian response, the crisis remains underfunded and the basic needs of children and families continue to grow. Together with other partners, our teams are working in challenging circumstances but funding shortfalls and insecurity are preventing us from reaching all those in need. Across the Lake Chad Basin, UNICEF has received only 32% of its 2016 funding requirements, including 25% for its response in northeast Nigeria.
30 September 2016
1,600 health kits to meet the needs of nearly 1 million people for 3 months
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1,600 water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) dignity kits including water storage cans and basic menstrual hygiene products for 80,000 women and girls for 3 months
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Significant scale up of emergency staff underway with 31 surge missions to support the immediate response in Nigeria
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1.4 million children displaced across the Lake Chad Basin
NIGER
CHAD
Diffa
137,000
Lake Region
76,000
Borno
1,014,000 NIGERIA
Far North
161,000
CAMEROON
8 in 10 displaced people are living in host communities
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NORTHEAST NIGERIA Crisis Response Monthly Factsheet
491,975 (141%)
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