This section includes Information Sheets, Horn of Africa Situation Reports, Newsletters and Documentaries.
IOM RESPONSE IN THE HORN OF AFRICA External Situation Report | 23 August 2011
Highlights - In Ethiopia, in the Melkadida camp, IOM set up a vaccination post and provided measles and polio vaccination and MUAC screening to over 2,000 Children between 6 months and 15 years living in the camp, supporting the mass vaccination campaign in coordination with
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 6 September 2011
Highlights- SOMALIA/KENYA - On 5 September, the UN identified the Bay region in Southern Somalia as a new famine area. On the same day,440 Somalis were waiting in Liboi to be transported to Dadaab camps, one of the highest numbers recorded by IOM. There are now six famine-ident
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 11 October 2011
Highlights- KENYA & ETHIOPIA – A total of 69,424 people have been transported as of 9 October 2011, from Dollo Ado to Hilaweyn Refugee Camp in Ethiopia and from Liboi and the out skirts of the Dagahaley Refugee Camp to Ifo 2 East Camp in Dadaab, Kenya.- KENYA – IOM
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 13 September 2011
Highlights- KENYA - IOM and the Department of Refugee Affairs (DRA) are jointly planning to establish a permanent presence in Liboi by 19September. An average of 270 individuals is arriving in Liboi every day.- KENYA – The backlog of registered refugees has dramatically decl
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 20 September 2011
Highlights- KENYA – IOM is meeting movement and shelter benchmarks in Dadaab Camp; over 50 percent of contracted movements and over 80 percent of required emergency shelters.- KENYA & ETHIOPIA- IOM has facilitated movement for over 47, 507 people as of 19 September.- ETH
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 27 September 2011
Highlights- KENYA – IOM has been given approval by the Government of Kenya to transport, on a case by case basis, stranded and very vulnerable Somalis from two new towns (Amuma and Welmerer) on the Kenya/Somali border to the Dadaab Camps.- KENYA – Residents in Lokipoto, Tur
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 4 October 2011
Highlights- KENYA & ETHIOPIA – A total of 61,297 people have been transported as of 3 October 2011 from Dollo Ado to Hilaweyn Refugee Camp in Ethiopia and from Liboi and the outskirts of the Dagahaley Refugee Camp to Ifo 2 East in Dadaab, Kenya.- KENYA – Security is
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 18 October 2011
Highlights- KENYA & ETHIOPIA – As of 16 October 2011, a total of 77,024 people have been transported from the Dollo Ado to the Hilaweyn Refugee Camps in Ethiopia and from Liboi and the outskirts of the Dagahaley Refugee Camp to the Ifo 2 East Camp in Dadaab, Kenya
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 25 October 2011
Highlights- KENYA & ETHIOPIA - A total of 78,050 people have been transported as of 24 October 2011 from Dollo Ado to Hilaweyn Refugee Camp in Ethiopia and from Liboi and the outskirts of the Dagahaley Refugee Camp to Ifo 2 East in Dadaab, Kenya.- KENYA - IOM temporar
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
IOM Response to the Horn of Africa Crisis EXTERNAL SITUATION REPORT 1 November 2011
Highlights- HORN OF AFRICA – Three month assessment of IOM’s achievements on the drought crisis.- KENYA & ETHIOPIA – IOM has transported 79,738 people in Ethiopia and Kenya as of 31 October 2011.- KENYA – IOM humanitarian activities still stalled due to securit
by International Organization for Migration - Posted Apr, 21
