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Iraq: Humanitarian snapshot (as of 1 June 2016)

(as of 2 July 2015)

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TURKEY

people in needand in Ramadi SYRIA IRAN The conflict with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has had profound humanitarian consequences. The humanitarian crisis in Iraq is one of the largest, most complex volatile City in the world. Military operations by the Iraqi security forces and allied armed groups are ongoing and intensifying to retake areas held by ISIL. Since the beginning of March, tens of thousands of people have been newly displaced along displaced people JORDAN the Anbar and Mosul corridors. Humanitarian assistance is being provided to affected people, though insecurity, strict security screening procedures, the remote location of displaced people, serious protection concerns, and overcrowded camps remain critical challenges. All parties to the conflict must allow and facilitate rapid and unimpeded passage of humanitarian relief. The aid effort is also hampered by limited funding returnees SAUDI ARABIA KUWAIT constraining operations, especially as the humanitarian situation deteriorates. The Humanitarian Response Plan calling for US$861 million is currently funded with only 30 per cent. Humanitarian partners estimate fts.unocha.org host communities & others thatMarch $300 million is needed by July to sustain first line emergency response. (31 2016)

Dokan SALAHMawat AL-DIN

ANBAR: HUMANITARIAN IMPACT OF MILITARY OPERATIONS1 RECENT ANBAR DISPLACEMENT MAP1

ERBIL GOVERNORATE

Al Qaiyara Hamdaniyah

Military operations led by Iraqi security forces to retake Fallujah in Anbar from ISIL began on 22 May. About 5,000 people have been displaced, including 3,800 to camps in Ameriyat al Fallujah, according to local authorities and partners on the ground. Most people have fled NINEWA outlying areas of Fallujah; the few who have managed to escape report dire conditions, with very limited access to food, no medical GOVERNORATE care and use of dirty water from canals. Families are reportedly trapped in Fallujah or on routes out of the city, unable to escape the active fighting and crossing the front lines. Up to 50,000 people could remain in the city, according to estimates. Fallujah has been under control of armed opposition groups since early 2014.

3,000 Abo Tiban

Al Wafaa

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Kilo 60

2,770

Tekrit

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1,130

Kilo 7/18

Juwaiba

Ramadi

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6,660

Al Khalidiyah

Amirli

7.3 million targeted for assistance

3.3 million

Kifri Habbaniyah Lake

internally displaced

Darbandikhan Fallujah District

Husaibah

Fallujah

Rizgary

Samarra

1

16 Abu 20 2 Ghraib 10 0 20 152 2 19 SYRIA

3.2 million 674

NINEWA

SYRIA

46

SALAH AL-DIN

28540

ERBIL

40

1

KIRKUK

NINEWA

3,800

2

KIRKUK

4

SALAH

60

0.7 million

60

returnees

SULAYMANIYAH

0.25 million

SULAYMANIYAH

IRAN

DIYALA

AL-DIN IRAN 20 DIYALA 3 Ameriyat BAGHDAD 1 19 2 al Fallujah 950 2 ANBAR 16 KERBALA BAGHDAD 2 WASSIT 469 ANBAR 100 WASSIT 157 673 14 68

10

59

893

429 host communities

DAHUK ERBIL

Khanaqin Jalawla Sadiyah

JORDAN

2016 IRAQ HUMANITARIAN POOLED FUND3

hard-to-reach

DAHUK

Kelar

Habbaniyah Kurda Tourist City Gozina

3 million

Baba Nur TURKEY 0

2,540

ANBAR GOVERNORATE

10 km

People continue to flee clashes around villages west of Makhmur. Since military operations started on 24 March, over 3,000 people have Hamdaniya sought shelter in Debaga camp. They join families already living in the Haditha camp who had fled prior to the latest clashes. The capacity for the Hamam camp has been exhausted and planning is underway for suitable Erbil Al Alil extension sites as local authorities supported by humanitarian partners continue to provide basic necessities and protection services.

5,350

Ramadi District

Al Khaldeya

location ~28,000 QadirReturnees Return Halabjay Taza Sirwan Qara Dagh Qarim Dukaro

Khurmatu Daquq

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people in need

At least

KIRKUK Al Asriya Zankoura GOVERNORATE

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Local authorities and humanitarian partners are providing emergency assistance to displaced people. The UN and its partners are distributing family packages of ready-to-eat food, safe drinking water and hygiene kits as people flee from the conflict. Health partners are providing health care inside the Ameriyat al Fallujah camps, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. Shelter, latrines, water provision and electricity have been prepared in camps for displaced people without family connections in areas of displacement.

10 million

Garmik Chwarta As of 28 May 2016 (displaced since 1 March 2016) Ramadi

Penjwin No. of IDPs in site x,xxx Newly Bazyan Chamchamal 50,000 Flash point displaced Seyyed Flash point people are thought Barzinja people Sulaymaniyah IDP site Supply route cut off Kirkuk to remain in the city in sites SAdeq Displaced people location Arbat Displacement Hawiga of FallujaTaza

Heet Shirqat

Heet District

AFFECTED PEOPLE1

Syrian refugees

KERBALA BABYLON

75 531 53

MISSAN

QA DISSIYA

JORDAN 442 21 Al Mansuriyah 3 Ad Duluiyah IRAN The Iraq Humanitarian Pooled Fund, the most efficient mechanism for ensuring that life-saving programmes are funded, has allocated 186 $3212million this year. Since it was 2 20 Manssuriyt Muqdadiya preparedness and response activities in areas critical needs.102 established in June 2015, it has received $71 million in contributions to emergency 46 with287 1 14 1 Al Jabal 188 76 40 Ad Dujayl Confirmed First round allocation by type of organization Contributions by donor UNK Dujail 2,810 cholera cases Al Nullam Baghdadi Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Confirmed (in million US$) Khalis Ba'Aqubah 1655 cholera cases Mandali 3,041 5,968 mollis vel nunc vitae molestie. Proin vitae Post-March efficitur 2016 lorem, 3,161 quis 3,687 Pre-March 2016 3,736 KUWAIT Al Tarmia $32.6 million 5,000 felis vitae scelerisque as of 15 October 2015 ig Heet $71 million pellentesque magna. Mauris pharetra, DIYALA 3% ris funding received to date first standard allocation 2016* Debaga Camp Kan'An Kubaysah Abo Al Bou IDPs in camps ultricies, urna leo posuere nulla, aliquet euismod elit lorem a Husainiya Bani GOVERNORATE 1,000 Tiban Ali Jasim 9% purus. Ut aliquam dui sit ametANBAR arcu porttitor,809 vel imperdiet Al Qaiyara Saad 6,777 est UK 29 Saab Al United Kingdom 55 projects $25 million Ramadi bibendum. Nulla et venenatis orci, Debaga ullamcorper rhoncus nisl. Nam Makhmur GOVERNORATE Slichiya pre-approved for funding total allocation 2015 Bour Stadium Camp Abu Zankoura Al Khalidiyah 6 vel est turpis. Vestibulum sodales, augue eget sodales cursus, mi Bagdad Al Awasel Netherlands Netherlands 27 Al Wafaa Khalidiyah Ghraib odio feugiat purus, sagittis venenatis tortor dui eu enim. Duis justo 39% $32.6m 49% BABYLON

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500

1000

1500

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eros, mollis ac hendrerit ut, interdum et Kilo 160 eu risus. Interdum KIRKUK Shirqat malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus. Pellentesque Cumulative displaced since 24 March 2016: 7,862 (IDPs)quam, non viverra dolor 8,000diam eu massa. Vestibulum eleifend nulla As of 29 May 2016 Shirqat tempor in. Maecenas vel mi, in condimentum risus. 6,000 No. of IDPs in siteKirkuk

THI-QAR

THI-QAR

NAJAF

MUTHANNA

MUTHANNA

0

MISSAN

QADISSIYA

3000

3500

BASRAH

BASRAH

4000

$39.6 million

Falluja

BAGHDAD 31 partners

21

1

available for first round allocation 2016 supported (18 INGOs, 5 NNGOs, 7 UN, 1 other) Germany HabbaniyahTourist 11 Germany GOVERNORATE Badra 1 City Amiriyat Al Madain Sweden $32.6 million $7.5 million Al Mazraa At Tanmiyah 3 Sweden al Falluja Alavailable Jassan first standard allocation 2016 for next allocation round Mahmudiya L-DIN Taj Al Intenational non-govermental organizations Site capacity Azezia 4,000 Al-Iskandariya Ireland Ireland United Nations 1 Flash point Din 2,000 5% contribution $5 million Formal IDP site National non-govermental organizations Confirmed Musayab 6,069 people displaced since 24 March in Debaga 0 towards HRP 2016 requirement ($861 million)Al Dabwny first reserve allocation 2016 2,724 Hawiga Displacement movement Other cholera cases 74 28-Mar 10-Apr 23-Apr 6-May 31-May Meshed WASSIT Mahawil Shahymiya Ain The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. The data for this map has a limited number of sources, including parties to the conflict. The data has not been independently verified and is subject to error or omission, deliberate or Kerbala Hussain otherwise by the various sources. Due to the rapidly changing situation, numbers and locations listed are subject to change. * does not include audit and administration fees BABYLON GOVERNORATE Al-Tamur by the United Nations. The data for this map has a limited number of sources, including parties to the conflict. The data has not been independently verified and is subject to error or omission, deliberate or Creation date: 1 JUN 2016 Sources: 1. OCHA, Clusters and IOM DTM 2. JCC/ERC (The IDP tracking matrix is regularly revised to reflect figures of people in the camp) 3. OCHA Humanitarian Funding Unit Feedback: [email protected] iraq.humanitarianresponse.info www.reliefweb.int KERBALA Hindiya

GOVERNORATE

e, 4. Camp Coordination and Camp Management, 5. Emergency Livelihoods and Social Cohesion, 6. Rapid Response Mechanism, 5. Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance, 6. Emergency Telecommunications, manitarianresponse.info www.reliefweb.int