17 - Sin Tet Maw IDP Camp (estimated 3,000 residents). Issue. Status. ⢠SECURITY: no incidents reported. ⢠WASH: Con
Weekly Record of Information from DRC program locations in Rakhine State EDUCATION: UNICEF TLS is running regularly and government TLS enrolled students for new school year. No school kits provided. UNICEF held a meeting to discuss TLS renovation. PROTECTION: DRC conducted meeting with Women’s groups, IPA identification. Main protection concerns focused around lack of provision of health services in the camp, concerns over access to quality WASH and Education activities. IPAs distributed to monthly caseload of most vulnerable. NUTRITION: No Reported Update. CHILD PROTECTION: CFSs fully operational, no updates.
26-30 May 2014
-Concerns re: health, WASH, and Education shared with respective agencies/Clusters. DRC Protection to follow up raised concerns.
14 - Dar Paing Village
No updates.
15 - Zaw Bu Gyar Village (estimated 340 residents)
Issue
Status No updates.
16 - Sat Yoe Kya camp (estimated 3002 residents)
Issue
Status
No updates.
Pauktaw Township 17 - Sin Tet Maw IDP Camp (estimated 3,000 residents)
Issue
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Status SECURITY: no incidents reported. WASH: Concerns over shortage of drinking water were addressed by SCI building a new well in the village for the exclusive use of IDPs (agreed with the village leader) and installing a tank in the camp which distributes water with 6 taps, providing 10,000L of water every day, not fully used. IDPs still report shortage of drinking water. HEALTH: MoH clinic did not come this week. Currently reported 3 persons suffering from conditions which require medical referral to hospital (hematemesis, bleeding and infection, appendicitis) but refuse to go to Sittwe hospital due to fear. Widespread skin rash and abscesses reported due to hot season, lack of treatment. DEATH4: no deaths reported. FOOD: No updates. PROTECTION: No updates re: 19 HHs recently arrived from Myebon camp with reportedly no access to aid. In a FGD with women main concerns were raised in relation to health and drinking water access. CENSUS: no updates. CAMP MANAGEMENT / SHELTER: No update re: lack of shelter for the 19 Myebon IDP HHs. NUTRITION: no updates. EDUCATION: School materials distributed to children by SCI. SHELTER: High number of shelters and community structures (kitchens) damaged. CHILD PROTECTION: Regular activities ongoing; no updates. NON-FOOD ITEM: ICRC distributed tokens/cards ahead of planned charcoal
-Case registered and being addressed by Protection. DRC, SCI and UNHCR are coordinating for follow up.
-Information shared with SCI Nutrition for verification.
Reported deaths are recorded by DRC on behalf of CCCM Cluster to be shared with Health Cluster for further analysis. Page 5 of 7
Weekly Record of Information from DRC program locations in Rakhine State
26-30 May 2014
distribution. 18 - Sin Tet Maw Village (estimated 3,700 residents)
Issue
Status No updates.
19 - Ah Htet Ywar Village
No updates.
20 - Baw Da Li Village (estimated 900 residents)
PROTECTION: Completed construction of mortuary hall and road repair as part of community protection assistance.
21 - Ah Nauk Ywe IDP Camp (estimated 3,900 residents)
Issue
Status SECURITY: Reported disturbances due to rejection by IDPs of current camp-based SI staff; IDPs demand rotation of jobs and sharing of salaries with the poorest families; physical threats to SI staff. CAMP MANAGEMENT / SHELTER: No update re: shortage of shelter as approx. 223 IDPs arrived from Sittwe camps and currently staying with friends and family. WASH: Delivery of water suspended on Friday due to resistance from IDPs and threats made against SI staff. HEALTH: No clinic this week. FOOD: New arrivals who are not on WFP food list, request to be added. PROTECTION: Risk of disruption of WASH services and physical threats to SI staff related to IDPs rejection of current employment and payment practices by humanitarian agencies. NUTRITION: No updates. EDUCATION: No update re: reported damage to UNICEF school and concerns related to insufficient space and lack of school kits. CHILD PROTECTION: No updates. NON-FOOD ITEM: No updates.
- SCI carried out verification and registration of new arrivals.
-SI contacted Govt (DRD) to confirm that water delivery is continued. -SCI Food are looking into this. -Coordination between SI, SCI and DRC to mitigate risks and address concerns. -Information reported to UNICEF on 27.05.2014.
22 - Ah Nauk Ywe Village (estimated 2,500 residents)
No updates.
23 - Sin Aing Village o
No updates.
24 - Kyein Ni Pyin IDP Camp (estimated 4,500 residents)
Issue
WASH: No update re: IDP request for DRC to renovate pond near the village for additional water source. Complaints about bad smell due to blocked drainage and lack of cleaning by volunteers during one month. Half of the 348 latrines are full, some are damaged. Health education sessions on AWD conducted. HEALTH: MoH clinic came on 19th May with 11 medical staff and received 50 patients. FOOD: No updates.
Status -DRC WASH is following up.
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Weekly Record of Information from DRC program locations in Rakhine State o o o o o o o
26-30 May 2014
CAMP MANAGEMENT: No updates. PROTECTION: IPA beneficiary identification ongoing. Psychosocial training started for the women's group. NUTRITION: No updates. EDUCATION: No updates CHILD PROTECTION: Regular activities ongoing. No updates. NON-FOOD ITEM: No updates. SHELTER: No updates.
25 - Kyauk Pyin Seik Village (estimated 575 residents) o
PROTECTION: Completed school renovation and extension as part of community protection assistance.
The weekly record represents a snapshot of the week's situation in the camps and villages where DRC works and aims to capture the issues relevant for DRC operations. This record does not presume to provide a comprehensive picture of the progress and challenges for every sector in each location. Existing protection referral pathways and the CCCM complaints response mechanism form the foundation of this report. DRC seeks to verify concerns reported to the extent possible and share information with the relevant sectors/agencies for further action. Page 7 of 7
