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Mogadishu hosts the largest estimated protracted internally displaced population in Somalia, mainly living in informal IDP sites across the city. According to the Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS) 2016 profiling activity, findings show that during the last three years, the majority of IDPs have shifted from more central districts in Mogadishu to districts in the periphery of the city, which stands in contrast to previous studies carried out in Mogadishu. Moreover, people continue to move into the city from other parts of the country, while others are forced to move from within the city to its outskirts. DTM’s October 2017 data collection focusing on the greater Mogadishu area (covering Daynile, Dharkenley, Wadajir, Hodan, Kahda, Xamar Jabjab, Waaberi identified a total of 545,000 individuals in over 840 IDP sites.

545,000IDP sites

840+ Data collection was conducted between 18th August and 18th September 2017 through key informant interviewsNumber of IDPs

(rounded estimates)

AGE DISAGGREGATION OF IDPS

Children (0-5 years)

Children (6 - 18 Years)

Adults (18 - 59 Years)

Elders (60+ years)

133,654

94,158

258,627

46,867

PRIORITY NEEDS* TOP 10 MOST POPULATED SITES

Food

Shelter NFIs

WASH

Medical services

26%

21%

38%

15%

* % sites expressing this need

IDP SETTLEMENT BY TYPE ORIGIN OF IDPS BY REGION

40%

39%

39%

18%Spontaneous

Host Community

Planned

Other

Lower Shabelle

17% Bay

68%

6% Middle Shabelle4% Bakool

4% Banadir1% Lower Juba

MOGADISHU, BANADIR REGION

0 2000 4000 6000

Barwaaqo

Hilaac

Xuriyo

Iftin

Malaysiya

Towfiiq

Raaxoole

Rajo

Lafoole

Tawakal

61%

5%

16%

18%

Joint IDP Profiling Service (JIPS) 2016

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http://www.jips.org/mwg-internal/de5fs23hu73ds/progress?id=o4FWuNvXH4https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7q60Xo3xxN9bkRpeVdzeTlHUHc/view