IOM - Humanitarian Assistance Programme

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1 IOM - Humanitarian Assistance Programme Weekly Report Period: Week Starting Date Week Ending Date 08 August August 2018 Submission Date: 15 August 2018 Cumulative Highlights (Verified Data on the basis of Assessments) 01 January to 14 August 2018 # of Provinces # of Reported ND incidents # of Joint Assessments # of Reported Families # of Reported Individuals Completely Destroyed Severely Damaged Moderately Damaged # of People Deceased # of People Injured # of Verified Families # of Verified Individuals # of Families Assisted by IOM # of Individuals Assisted by IOM , ,898 3,053 6, , ,316 6,705 46, vs 2018 Analysis

2 Weekly Highlights 08 August to 14 August 2018 # of Provinces # of ND incidents Reported # of Joint Assessments # of Reported Families # of Reported Individuals Completely Destroyed Severely Damaged Moderately Damaged # of Individuals Deaths # of Individuals Injured # of Verified Families # of Verified Individuals # of Families Assisted by IOM # of Individuals Assisted by IOM ,648 Natural Disasters Update: Drought IDP Overview in Herat: During the month of May, as per the initial reports obtained from ANDMA and DoRR, over 3,000 families were reportedly displaced from Ghor and Badghis provinces to Herat province. A joint assessment team consisting of IOM, WFP, IRC, ANDMA and DRC initiated assessment on 30 April that concluded on 08 May. 2,600 families were verified in need of humanitarian assistance that were assisted by IOM, WFP and UNICEF with provision of NFIs, tents and hygiene kits. Following the distribution, additional families started arriving to the IDP location. As per the decision of the PDMC and request from Badghis DoRR, the assessment was paused due influx of IDPs who were coming from the provinces after they got aware of the assistance in Herat. Following a joint inter-cluster mission visit to the IDP location and coordination at provincial level with government and humanitarian partners, it was agreed to resume the assessment. As per the initial reports from ANDMA, approx. 11,000 families have newly arrived that have settled in various locations in Herat. hhese families have reportedly migrated from Ghor and Baghis provinces and have mixture of reason for their displacement of which majority are drought induced displacement. Following coordination, joint assessment teams consisting of IOM, DoRR, ANDMA, UNICEF, DRC, IRC, NRC, UNV, RRD, DACAR, WFP, OCHA, WV, Shelter NAW and UNHCR with 80 teams initiated assessment on 17 July. hhe initial plan was to complete the assessment in one day by assessing all the families in the reported locations including those 2,600 families that were already assisted however the team was not able to complete all the assessment. A coordination meeting was held on 18 July to assess the preliminary findings of the assessment. As per the initial reports from the teams, around 10,000 families have been assessed that includes 2,600 families assisted in May hhe assessment is concluded while and ERM partners have initiated distribution of cash assistance (AFN6,000) which is meant to cover the most immediate needs. hhe assessment conducted was specific to cash assistance while multi-cluster needs have not been identified in the assessment. ho assess ES/NFI cluster specific and multi-cluster needs, following coordination, an assessment led by IOM was initiated on 01 August. 16 IOM staff from other regions were redeployed to Herat and 1,000 packages of NFIs were mobilized to Herat. 10 teams were formed to assess all the settlements which included 1). 10 focus group discussion through RAF 2) 6 focus group discussions focused on multi-cluster needs, (3 males 3 females) 3) sample HH interview. hhe assessment concluded on 02 August and identified 9,202 families in need of NFIs, emergency shelter, food, WASH, sanitation, and health. A response coordination meeting was held on 07 August, the distribution of NFIs and ES were delayed due to Kabul and Ghazni highway closure, the NFI kits dispatched from Kabul reached Herat on huresday, 14 August and distribution will commence on 15 August. IOM will cover NFI needs of 3,200 families, IRC and DRC committed cover the needs of 320 families. Coordination for covering food, WASH, sanitation and health needs is on-going and may commence soon.

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4 Natural Disasters Update: Wardak: As per the initial information from ANDMA; 932 families were reportedly affected by flood in Sayeed Abad district on 19 July, A joint assessment team consisting of IOM, WFP and ANDMA conduct assessment on 20 July. 659 families were found affected (35 houses completely destroyed, 624 house severely damaged) and one persons killed. Besides destruction to houses and household items, the livestock, agricultural land, irrigation canals and weirs were also impacted. hhe team recommended NFIs, food items, emergency shelter and cash assistance. IOM distributed blanket and emergency shelter module, UNICEF distributed family kits and WFP covered food needs of the affected families on 13 August Laghman: As reported by ANDMA; 20 families were reportedly affected by flood in Alingar district on 28 July. A joint assessment team consisting of ARCs and DA conduct assessment on 12 August. No families were found affected, only jeribs of agriculture land was impacted. ANDMA will distribute wheat to the families whose agricultural land were impacted. Kuner: As reported by ANDMA, 14 families were affected by flood in Nurgal and Khas Kuner districts on 07 August. A joint assessment team consisting of IOM, IMC, WFP, DG and ANDMA conducted assessment on 08 August. Five families were found eligible for humanitarian assistance, IOM distributed blankets, solar and family modules while food needs were covered by ANDMA. Kapisa: As reported by ANDMA, seven families were affected by storm in Hesa Awal, Koh Band and Hesa Dowm districts on 12 August. A joint assessment team consisting of ANDMA and DoRR conduct assessment on 13 August, No families were found affected and eligible for humanitarian assistance. Daikundi: As reported by ANDMA, 160 families were displaced by drought from Miramor district and currently settled across Helmand river in Mirmor. A joint assessment team consisting of IOM and ANDMA initiated assessment on 13 August, So far; 60 families are found displaced and eligible for humanitarian assistance while the assessment is ongoing. Ghor: As reported by ANDMA, 23 families were displaced by drought from Dawlatyar, Dolinah and different villages of Ferzokoh to district center. A joint assessment team consisting of ANDMA, DoRR, UNICEF and WFP conducted assessment on 07 August, 14 families were found eligible for humanitarian assistance. UNICEF will distribute NFIs and WFP will cover food needs of the displaced families.

5 Natural Disaster Initial Incident Information Summary Sheet: 08 August to 14 August 2018 Date of Incident Date of Assessment Location Province Type of Incident District # of ND FamiFamilies Individual # of ND-Induced IDP Families Partner Agencies Involved in Assessment Individual 08 August August 2018 Daikundi Miramor Drought IOM, ANDMA, DG 02 August August 2018 Ghor Ferozkoh Drought DORR ANDMA UNICEF WFP 12 August August 2018 Kapisa Hese Awal, Koh band, Hese Dwom Storm 7 49 Total 190 1,015 ANDMA, DORR Distribution of humanitarian assistance to flood affected families in Wardak province, 13 August

6 ANDMA Capacity Building Training Program on National Disaster Management Information System (NDMIS) hhe Humanitarian Assistance Programme, through funding from OFDA initiated capacity building training program on Computer, NDMIS, Ih and Database to ANDMA HQ and 15 provincial ANDMA offices (Kapisa, Panjshir, Wardak, Logar, Paktiya, Khost, Ghazni, Laghman, Nangarhar, Kunar, Zabul, Kandahar, Samangan, Badakhshan and Parwan). hhe training program (Computer, NDMIS, Ih and Database) is designed for 15 official working days in ANDMA main office located in Kabul. hhis program is aimed to enhance the capacity of ANDMA personnel in the mentioned field that will enabled them initiate the use of NDMIS in the provincial ANDMAs. hhe training is composed of basic computer concepts and essential MS Windows features, introduce participants to NDMIS and enable them to effectively incorporate NDMIS in their daily work, intermediate level computer concepts such as trouble shooting common problems and essential MS Office (MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint) features and network concept, basic understanding of software engineering techniques and technologies. In order to ensure effective delivery of the training, and addressing the problems of the participants timely, IOM planned to conduct the trainings in two separate but consecutive rounds. In addition, in collaboration with Immap, five days GIS training was also initiated. hhe Second round of training program for Faryab, Kandahar, Wardak, Logar, Laghman, Ghazni, Khost and Badakhshan provincial ANDMA personal was initiated on 21 July 2018, and successfully completed on 08 August 2018 for 15 days in Kabul. hhis round covered 16 staff from the mentioned provincial ANDMAs and 2 staff from ANDMA HQ. hraining program of GIS and hoh for Kabul, hakhar, Balkh, Helman, Bamyan, Baghlan, Sar-e-pul and Jawzjan provincial ANDMA staff initiated on 04 August 2018 for 10 days until 15 August 2018 in Kabul. 8 staff from provincial ANDMA and 7 staff from ANDMA HQ attending this training.

7 Conflict IDPs Update: Nangarhar: As reported by DoRR; 324 families were displaced from various location to different districts due to AGEs and ISK threats. A joint assessment team consisting of NRC and IRC initiated assessment. So far; 48 families are identify and eligible for humanitarian assistance while the assessment is on-going. In a separate incident reported by DoRR, 20 families were displaced from Noristan and Kuner province to Kama district, IRC conduct assessment and found 11 families eligible for humanitarian assistance. IRC will distribute humanitarian assistance. Kunar: DoRR reported displacement of 110 families from various districts due to AGEs threats. A joint assessment team consisting of PU-AMI, APA, WFP, DACAAR and DoRR initiated assessment to verify the needs. So far 15 eligible families found for humanitarian assistance while the assessment is on-going. In a seperate incident reported by DoRR, 380 families displaced due to conflict in Asmar district. A joint assessment team consisting of PU-AMI, APA and WFP initiated assessment to verify the needs. So, far; 100 families identify and eligible for humanitarian assistance while the assessment of the remaining families are on-going. Nooristan: DoRR reported displacement of 62 families from different districts to Parun and Wama districts. A joint assessment team consisting of APA and WFP initiated assessment to verify the needs. So far; 17 families identify and eligible for humanitarian assistance while the assessment of the remaining families are on-going. Kunduz: 2,486 families were reportedly displaced due to conflict in Chardarah district. hhe families were displaced to Kunduz city and within Chardarah district centre currently absorbed by the host community. 1,666 families have been assessed of which 397 families verified for humanitarian assistance, WFP, ADA, RRAA, SCI, DACAAR distributed food, cash, NFIs and hygiene kits to 312 families while the assistance and assessment of the remaining families are on-going. Takhar: Reportedly 300 families displaced from Khoja Ghar/ Qarluq, Ming Choqor, Zard-Kamar different districts to hakhar centre and within districts. 63 families assessed of which six families verified for assistance while the assessment is on-going. Paktia: DoRR reported displacement of 37 families from Ghazni province to Gerdiz city due to on-going operation in Ghazni city, A joint assessment team consisting of IOM, ANDMA, WIShA, DoRR and CARE international conducted assessment of displaced families. 28 families were found eligible for humanitarian assistance, IRC will distribute NFIs and AND- MA will cover food needs of the displaced families. Ghazni: Following the AGEs attack on 10 August, access and communication to the provincial centre was not possible till 14 August. hhe situation in Ghazni centre continues to remain fluid however the fighting has stopped in the city and people have started moving out of their homes though access to humanitarian is still challenging. Reportiedly main needs are water, food and provision of health services and supply of medicine to the main hospital. Humanitarian agencies are awaiting for access and have prepared supplies for dispatching to Ghazni. IOM has 600 packages of NFIs and ES which can be mobilized following assessment in the province.

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9 Central Region Warehouse Winter Kit Central Highland Northeast Southeast West Family Revitalisation Kit Stock Update Countrywide (15 August 2018 ) Emergency Shelter Kit Tarpaulin Blanket Module Household Module Winter Clothing Module Solar Module Kabul 1 0 4, ,976 3,206 2, ,165 Logar Sub Total 1 0 4, ,976 3,206 2, ,165 Bamyan Centre Daikundi-Nilli , Lal Wa Sare Jungle Sub Total ,558 1,442 1,598 1, Badakshan-Faizabad , , BDK-Ishkashim-FOCUS BDK-Wakhan-FOCUS BDK-Sheghnan-FOCUS BDK-Shukai-FOCUS BDK-Nussai-FOCUS BDK-Maymai-FOCUS Badakshan-Ishkashim Takhar-Taloqan Sub Total , , Ghazni Paktia-Gardez , Sub Total , Herat Ghor-Chaghcharan Farah Badgish Sub Total , East Jalalabad , ,582 1, North South Sub Total , ,582 1, Mazar Faryab Sub Total Helmand Nimruz Kandahar Sub Total Family Tent Grand Total 1, , ,629 9,197 5,553 4,025 3,425

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