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!ETHIOPIA OPERATION MELKADIDA - CAMP PROFILELast important update about the camp
Camp Location
Infrastructures
- Booster Pump
- Solid Waste Disposal Pit
- Water Point
- Water Reservoir
- Water Treatment Point
- Distribution centre
- Community centre
- Child friendly space
- Borehole
- Early Childhood Careand Development - Health Center
- Health Post
- Primary School
- Secondary School
Camp OverviewOffice Melkadida
Longitude 41.74
Latitude 4.54
Opening Year 2010
Admin Level 1 Somali
Admin Level 2 Liben
Admin Level 3 Bokolmayo
Camp Manager ARRA
Implementing Agencies (21)
IMC, JRS, WaPYDO, UN-WFP,REST, Mercy Corps, FA andNRC
JRS, ESREB, UN-UNICEF,ARRA, SCI and DICAC RaDO, UN-IOM, ARRA and NRC
IMC, UN-WFP and ARRA
IMC, HUMEDICA and ARRA
UN-UNICEF, SCI and NRC
IMC and RaDO
UN-UNHCR and ARRA
UN-IOM and ANE
UN-WFP and ARRA
UN-UNHCR and ARRA
FA and SEE
ARRA and AHADA
ARRA
UN-UNHCR
SEE
IRC
OverviewEstablished in 2010, the Melkadida Refugees camp is one of the 8
camps in Somali region hosting Somali refugees who are seeking
international protection and asylum in Ethiopia.
34,787 | 4,839Households | 7~ Household SizeRefugees and Asylum Seekers
47.88% 16,656Males 18,131Females 52.12%
Humanitarian Response Indicator Impact Performance
Indicator Current Standard
Registration
% of persons of concern registered on an individualbasis 100 100
# of asylum seekers and refugees biometricallyregistered in BIMS 26,065
Shelter
% of households living in adequate dwellings 34.41 100
# of transitional shelters provided 0
WASH
# of persons of concern per drop-hole in communallatrine 49 < 50
# of PoC reached by environmental health andhygiene campaigns 34,631
CP
% of UASC for whom a best interests process hasbeen initiated or completed 8.09 100
GBV
# of awareness raising campaigns on SGBVprevention and response conducted 1
Environment
# of hectares of land reforested 0
Energy
% of health facilities with access toelectricity/lighting 100
CBP
# of projects benefiting local and displacedcommunities implemented 9
Education
% of children enrolled in primary education 58.96 100
CRI
% of households whose needs for basic anddomestic items are met 98.12 100
Nutrition
Prevalence of anaemia in children (6-59 months) 46.44 < 20
Demography | November-2020
31,158Biometrically Registered
14,846Males 16,312Females
POPULATION BY STATUS
Refugees
Asylum Seekers
Other Of Concern
AGE BREAKDOWN
EDUCATION AGE BREAKDOWN
TOP 3 NATIONALITIES
Somali
34,77999.98%
Yemeni
50.01%
The boundaries and names shown, and the designations used on this map do notimply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. The data isbased on reports and can be considered as indicative.
For more information, please contact Stanyslas Matayo UNHCR Information ManagementOfficer at the following email address [email protected].
Create Date: 14-December-2020Data Source: Accountability Matrix, proGres,Fact sheet, RRPM, MapGlyphsIDP Data Source:Datum: Geographic/WGS 84
Web Ressource:https://data2.unhcr.org/en/country/eth
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0.0%
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12.87%12.87%12.87%
11.59%11.59%11.59%
6.7%6.7%6.7%
4.59%4.59%4.59%
1.29%1.29%1.29%
1.15%1.15%1.15%
9.59%9.59%9.59%
12.41%12.41%12.41%
10.69%10.69%10.69%
6.2%6.2%6.2%
11.04%11.04%11.04%
1.37%1.37%1.37%
0.82%0.82%0.82%
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18-24
25-49
50-59
60+
8.43%8.43%8.43%
14.77%14.77%14.77%
6.98%6.98%6.98%
8.37%8.37%8.37%
13.8%13.8%13.8%
6.7%6.7%6.7%
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