Data Source: Flow monitoring data IOM DTM ( May 2020), Population data: IOM-DTM May 2020, Indicators- IOM-CCCM & partners, May 2020

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Malakal PoC June 2020

Flow monitoring

Context Highlights of the month Sector overviewSector Indicator Target Achieved Implementing Agencies

CCCMEducation

Food/LivelihoodHealth

Nutrition

Protection

Shelter/NFI

WASH

SITE PROFILESOUTH SUDAN | CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT CLUSTER

Target more than 50% reached Target less than 50% reached Target reached

Site locationSite demography

Total IDPs

Age and sex disaggregated data

Site Coordinate

Lattitude: 09.95NLongitude: 31.68E

Site area: 500,000m2

Population count by sector as of June 2020

Sector 1

Sector 2

Sector 3

Sector 4

44%

30%

12%

15%

Population heat map as of June 2020

Population

June 2020

<3,000

3,000-4000

4,000-8,000

8,000 and above

<5 years ≥5 years

Unknown

51% 49%

GIRLSBOYS

45% 55%

WOMEN GIRLS

MENBOYS

48%

52%

4,449(16%) 23,481 (84%)

Land area per person% of enrollments in primary schoolStudent/teacher ratio

% of households receiving food rationCrude mortalityMortality of Under 5 years old

% of GAM prevalence under 5 years of age (by MUAC)% of SAM prevalence under 5 years of age (by MUAC)

% of newly identified Unaccompanied or Separated children registered for Family Tracing and Reunification% OF general protection cases assisted, of those identified% reached with GBV prevention and response message

Average covered space per person% of IDPs covered with non-food Items

Latrine coverage (person/latrine)Bathing shelter coverage (person/shower)

Litres per person per dayPerson per tap

total IDPs living inside Malakal PoC

27,9300.140.16

16%2

30m2

100%<2<2

<10%<2%

100%

100%100%

>3.5m100%

>15250

20<100

100%18m 2

99%

16.9%3%

89%85%

3.38m 2

100%18.6-20

-<50:1 -

-

IOMIOMIOMIOM

DRCConcern, UNHCR

IMC

INTERSOS, UNICEFDRC, HDC, UNHCR

IMC, UNICEF, WFP

INTERSOS, WV, WC CANADA, UNICEFINTERSOS, WV, WC CANADA, UNICEFWFP, WVI, HDC

DRC

WHO, IMC, MSF, IOMWHO, IMC, MSF, IOM

IMC, UNICEF, WFP

TOP REASON FOR ENTRY:

TOP REASON FOR EXIT:

FOLLOWED BY FOLLOWED BY

95%

5%

-

-

INTENDED PERIOD OF STAY NATURE OF DESTINATION

Nature of destination

% of perm. exits

Top destinations

former home

new home,

Khartoum

former area but new home

other dislacement site

Juba

10%

24%

34%

4%

Intended period of stay

% of new entry

Top departure locations

1—7 days

2—4 weeks

2—3 months

4—6 months

Fangak, Fashoda

28%Probably >6months Renk, Nasir

57%Female

43%Male

54%Female

46%Male

24

Entry Exit

TIME SPENT AWAY FROM SITE AND INTENDED JOURNEY LENGTH

of destinations are in Sudan

19%

14

5%

160107

1-7 days

2-4 weeks

2-3 months

4-6 months

more than 6 months

5%

9%

8%

28%

5%

19%

13%

12%

13%

5%

37% Healthcare

Family

37

Malakal protection of civilians (PoC) Site was established in December 2013 with over 27,930 people currently seeking protection from armed conflict in the site. Four sectors currently exist in the camp with over 8,520 households. This is based on the last bio-metric registration concluded in January 2020.

1.Sensitization of the IDPs on covid-19 and its risk factors.2. Monitoring of basic services3. Provision of hand washing facilities

13%

3%2%

8%

Akobo, Malakal

Fashoda, Panyikang

Renk

AB

I

J

EF

CD T

P

G

S

L

YV

H

U

R

N O

A DC

M

B

A C DB

K

W

INDBATT

Market Buffer Zone

Military Zone

Rwanda FPU

Buffer ZoneETHBATT

TRISTARBangaladesh FPU

FOOTPATH TO MALAKAL

CTC

MSF

MedicalHub

Fuel Depot

Echo Gate

Hotel Gate Juliet Gate

Foxtrot Gate

Charlie Gate

SECTOR 1

SECTOR 4

SECTOR 2

SECTOR 3

Family

Life is now bette at destination