May 11, 2017 - Under the leadership of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Resettleme
Early Recovery & Livelihoods Sector Working Group Date: 11th May, 2017
Highlights of activities ending, March - 2017
The Working Group is focusing on early recovery of conflictaffected people, the stabilization of their livelihoods and the support to planning for and implementation of durable solutions to displacement in the most affected states of North East Nigeria. The working group is in close collaboration with the other sectors, ensuring a coordinated, complementary approach. Persons of concern to the ER&LSWG Sector (Source HRP 2017)
0.16 m People Assisted
4.5 m People Targeted
8.5 m People in Need
Key areas and immediate priorities of the sector Community Security & Peace Building
Livelihoods Stabilization
Mine Action Community Policing Reconciliation & Dialogue DDR
Access to income generating opportunities Improve skills and access to longer term livelihoods opportunities
Community Infrastructure Reconstruction
Participatory Planning for Basic Services
Construction of Permanent Shelters / Homes Reconstruction of Key Public Infrastructure
Debris and Waste Management Participatory planning for basic service provision
HRP Sector Funding
Activities completed under each pillar Under reconstruction, the sector completed the drilling of a borehole in Tarmuwa LGA, construction of a LGA office in Mafa; Health facilities in Gambodu, Damboa, Wajiriko and Kwajaffa; Primary schools in Makinta Karuri, Sabon Gari and Kwajaffa; meant to serve the returning, displaced and host community in these localities. In addition, 300 permanent shelter for returnees in displaced persons are currently being constructed in Ngwom. CBM is constructing 13 latrine stances in Maiduguri and Damaturu to benefit an estimated 650 displaced and host community. UNDP, a co-lead of the sector conducted an agricultural surveys and distributed farm inputs to 1,426 (20% female) farmers in 22 LGAs. In addition, UNDP trained 200 clerics on counter terrorism and de-radicalisation. Judicial and security organs were trained on de-radicalisation. Disaster Waste Recovery, joined the sector and is currently implementing recovery activities reaching 250 people in Maiduguri.
(in million dollars)
99%
Funding Gap
0.5
9 Received to date
44.6 Immediately required
Projects by LGA
Legend 0 1-3 4-5 6-9 10+ Projects per LGA
Projects by State Adamawa 14% Yobe 16% Borno 70%
Major donors
Overal funds required
Under the leadership of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Resettlement and co-lead UNDP, the sector works with other partners including; ACF, British Council, CARE, CBM, ChristianAid, CRS, DDG, FAO, FHI360, GIZ, IOM, IRC, MAG, MercyCorps, NRC, OCHA, OXFAM, Plan International, SCF, UNFPA, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNRCO, UN-Habitat and WFP. For more information contact; Mallun A. Izge, Sector lead on
[email protected] or +234 (0) 806 953 6282 and Maboury Diouf, co-lead on
[email protected] or +234 907 025 1685
