3.9M DrDraf f - ReliefWeb · Opala Basoko Yahuma Aketi Buta Bambesa Faradje Lake Albert Poko Bondo Ango Djugu Kisangani P Bunia P Buta P Isiro 12 33 24 2 60 2 249 15 42 Total displaced

Date of creation: 19 October 2017 | Sources: Commission on Population Movement (CPM), IOM, DPS, CARITAS and Partners | Feedback: [email protected] | www.unocha.org/drc | www.reliefeweb.int | https://rdc.humanitarianresponse.info/fr | Twitter:@UNOCHA_DRCThe boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the UnitedNations

Displacement in year 2017

1.5M 1M

Demographics

29k

285k263k

460k424k

27k

774k714k

%

428k 213kDisplacement in the last 3 months

55 %Clashes

andarmed

attacks(225k)

45%Inter-communityand landconflicts(182k)

87Host

families(354k)

13%sites(53k)

Nature of accomodationCauses

Demographics

212k205k7.8k

122k

8.5k76k 82k

132k

ANGOLA

ZAMBIA

REPUBLIC OFSOUTH SUDAN

CAMEROON

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

GABON

REPUBLIC OFCONGO

TANZANIA

UGANDA

RWANDA

BURUNDI

Bas-Uele

Tshuapa

Kwilu

Kwango

Maï-Ndombe

Equateur

MongalaSouth-Ubangi

North-Ubangi

Kongo Central

Kinshasa

Tshopo

Kasaï

Lualaba

Maniema

Ituri

Sankuru

Tanganyika

Haut-Uele

Haut-Lomami

123

South Kivu

Haut-Katanga

North Kivu

KasaïCentral

KasaïOriental

e

e

24

156

104

267

45

121

98

491

45

36

26

42

584

54521

1 024

254

36

Lomami

30

2

48

237

334

325

2

107

166

DrDraff

Displacement distribution by province

Displaced from the 3rd QuarterTotal displaced

Returnees from the 3rd QuarterReturnees of the last 18 months

Number of displaced persons (thousands)

Displacedpersons Returnees

April2016

Sept.2017

432k388k 3rd Quarter

0

Monthly trend of displacement in last 18 months

2017

Causes

0.3% Naturaldisasters (12.5k)

63,7%Clashes and armed attacks

(2.47M)

36%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(1.39M)

Causes

0.3% Naturaldisasters (12.5k)

63,7%Clashes andarmed attacks

(2.47M)

36%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(1.39M)

>59 years 77k71k

742k685k

1.2M1.1M

18–59 years

35 %

<18 years

4.5%

60.5%

52%women

(2M)

48%men

(1.9M)

Demographics

3.9Mcurrent number of

IDPsforcibly displaced

in the affected areas

As of 30 September 2017, the Democratic Republic of Congo recorded 3.9 million displaced persons, including more than 400,000 newly displaced ones in

the prior three months. With over 1 million displaced persons, North Kivu remains the most affected province. Recent months have also seen large return movements, notably in Tanganyika province, where authorities have decided to vacate displacement sites in the city of Kalemie. In provinces affected by the Kasai crisis, as well, some 631,000 internally displaced persons have returned home, often to burnt or pillaged villages. Overall, armed attacks and clashes remain the main cause of displacement.

Democratic Republic of Congo: Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

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Demographics

Demographics

Nature of accomodationCause of displacement


32k 0

0 0Displacement in the last 3 months

No movement in this period

0.63k

6.1k5.7k

9.9k9.1k

0,.58k

17k15k

00

Idiofa

Feshi

Kenge

Bagata

Kasongo-Lunda

Bulungu

Masi-Manimba

Popokabaka

Kahemba

Gungu

KWILU

KWANGO

KASAÏ

MAÏ-NDOMBE

KINSHASA

KONGO-CENTRAL

ANGOLA

Kenge

P

P

11

2

6

13

Kikwit

Bandundu

Displacement distribution by territory

Displaced from the 3rd Qarter 2017Total displaced

Returnees from the 3rd Quarter 2017Returnees of the last 18 months


2017

Displaced persons

Movement in the last 18 months

April2016

Sept.2017

32k3rd Quarter

0 MayJan

100%

(32k)

>59 years 0,63k0.58k

6.1k5.7k

9.9k9.1k

18–59 years

36.5%

<18 years

4.4%

59.2%

51%women(17k)

49%men(15k)

Demographics

current number of IDPs

%49%

32k

Cause of displacement

Nature of accomodation

100%

(32k)

forcibly displaced inthe affected areas

Host families

Clashes and armed attacks

In the second quarter of 2017, the crisis in the Kasai region has led to the displacement of 32,000 persons from

Kasai province into the provinces of Kwilu and Kwango. Options for these displaced persons to return home in the coming months will likely be contingent on the resorption of intercom-munity tensions in their areas of origin.

DR Congo: Kwilu and Kwango - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

49.2k46.5k2.0k

27.5k

2.1k17k 18k

28.6k


Host familiesInter-community

and land conflicts

Demographics

Demographics



511k 631k


P

ANGOLA

LUALABA

HAUT-LOMAMI

MAÏ-NDOMBE

KASAÏ

KASAÏ-CENTRALKASAÏ-ORIENTAL

SANKURU

KWILU

KWANGO

LOMAMI

Mweka

Luiza

Luebo

Demba

DibayaKamonia

Ilebo

Kabeya K.

Miabi Tshilenge

Luilu

Kamiji

Mwene-Ditu

Ngandajika

Kabinda

Lubao

Lupatapata

Katanda

Dekese

Lomela

Kole

LodjaKatako-Kombe

Lubefu

Lusambo

Kazumba

Kananga

PTshikapa

PMbuji-Mayi

PKabinda

PLusambo

Dimbelenge

28

31

101

78

64

20

70

177

51

48

220

0.2

46

57

47

21

41

59

57

47

84

17

1

6

94

8





2017

Personsdisplaced Returnees

Monthly trend in the last 18 months

April2016

Sept.2017

298k350k

3rd Quarter

0

Cause

Clashes and armed attacksIntercommunity

and land conflicts

7%

(51k)

93%

(659k)

Cause

Clashes andarmed attacksIntercommunity

and land conflicts

7%

(51k)

93%%

(659k)

>59 years 17k16k

142k136k

333k220k

18–59 years

36.5%

<18 years

4.4%

59.2%

51%women(388k)

49%men

(373k)

Demographics

762kcurrent number of

IDPsforcibly displaced inthe affected areas

During the third quarter, 95,000 were newly displaced across the five provinces of the Kasai region, represent-ing about a third of displace-

ments registered during the peak months of violence in early 2017. Meanwhile, recent studies confirmed important return movements in Kasai Central province. In total, some 631,000 displaced persons have returned home between January and September, often to extremely precarious situations. In the concerned areas, the pace of returns will likely slow down, absent improved security for remaining IDPs in their areas of origin.

DR Congo: Kasai, Kasai Central, Kasai Oriental, Lomami, Sankuru - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

11.5k

95k91k

154k148k

11k

261k250k


Demographics

Demographics

Nature of accomodationCause


34k 27k

0 0Displacement in the last 3 months

No Movement In This Period

1.0k

7.2k6.9k

9k8.6k

0.9k

17.1k16.5k

P

MANIEMASANKURU

TSHUAPA

RPUBLIC OFSOUTH SUDAN

MONGALA

NORTH-UBANGI

TSHOPO

BAS-UELE

HAUT-UELE

ITURI

NORTH KIVU

SOUTH KIVU

TANZANIA

UGANDA

RWANDA

BURUNDI

Wamba

WatsaRungu

Banalia

Dungu

Niangara

Mambasa

Irumu

Ubundu

Aru

Mahagi

Bafwasende

Opala

Basoko

Yahuma

AketiButa

Bambesa

Faradje

Lake Albert

Poko

BondoAngo

Djugu

Kisangani

PBunia

PButa

PIsiro

12

33

24

2

60

2

249

15

42

Total displaced


Displaced from the 3rd Quarter



2017



April2016

Sept.2017

66k

20k

3rd Quarter

0

Causes

Naturaldisasters


Intercommunityand land conflicts

95%

(369k)

2%(6k)

3%

(10k)

Demographics

>59 years 11k10k

79k76k

99k95k

18–59 years

42%

<18 years

5.6%

52.4%

49%men

(181k)

51%women(188k)


IDPs

forcibly displaced inthe affected areas

Some 369,000 persons are internally displaced in Ituri and Tshopo provinces, with Ituri representing close to 10 per cent of the total.

Among the displaced, one in six comes from the neighboring North Kivu prov-ince. Armed clashes and attacks remain the main causes of displacement. Unconfirmed alerts report the internal displacement of over 37,000 additional persons in Ituri province over the last three months, notably in Mambasa Territory. However, security and funding constraints have hampered humanitari-ans’ access to affected areas.

DR Congo: Bas Uele, Haut Uele, Ituri, Tshopo - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

00


Host families

3.1k

18.8k18.1k

28k27k

3k

50k48k

Demographics

Demographics



98k 26k

78k 25.8k

Displacement in the last 3 months


39.2k37.6k2.4k

21.1k

2.5k14.2k 14.8k

21.9k

P SOUTH KIVU

TANGANYIKALOMAMI

TSHOPO

TSHUAPA

SANKURU

NORTH KIVU

Punia

Kasongo

Kailo

Kibombo

Lubutu

Kabambare

Pangi

Kindu

Displacement from the 3rd Quarter

Returnees from the 3rd Quarter

Total displaced

Returnees of the last 18 months


20

26

43

37

4

2

20

147


2017



April2016

Sept.2017

45k

25k

3rd Quarter

0

Causes



6% 94%

(239k)(16k)

>59 years 8k

49k47k

130k125k

18–59 years

37.7%

<18 years

6.3%

56%

8k49%

men(125k)

51%women(130k)

Demographics



The total number of inter-nally displaced persons in the province increased from 165,000 to 254,000

between June and September; an increase of 35 per cent. Some 78,000 people fled between July and Sep-tember 2017, among which 73,000 in Kabambare Territory alone. The movement of some 42,000 people is awaiting validation in this territory, and is therefore not reflected in the statistics.

DR Congo: Maniema - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

64k62k3k

37k

3k22k 23k

38k


%96Host

families(120k)

4%sites(5k)

Demographics

Demographics



385k 118k



Walikale

Lubero

Masisi

Rutshuru

Nyiragongo

Beni/Oicha

TSHOPO

SOUTH KIVU

Lac Edouard

MANIEMA

ITURI

Goma

Lake Edo

240150

0.0143

15

5

67285

177

293

201

Displaced from the 3rd Quarter2017Total displaced




Lake Kivu

2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


April2016

Sept.2017

73k80k

3rd Quarter

0

CauseCause

>59 years 24k22k

190k182k

310k298k

18–59 years

36.3%

<18 years

4.3%

59.4%

51%women(522k)

49%men

(502k)

Demographics

1Mcurrent number of



The province of North Kivu is the most affected by population movements. As of 30 Septem-ber, it hosts an estimated 1 million internally displaced

persons (IDPs), 385,000 of which have fled from home in 2017. An estimated 95 per cent of IDPs live in host families, while the remain-ing 5 per cent are in displacement sites. More than 100,000 people moved in the third quarter. The movement of a further 13,000 IDPs is awaiting validation, and is therefore not reflected in the statistics. The three most affected territories are Lubero (about 294 000), Rutshuru (about 285 000) and Beni (about 201 000). The main causes of displace-ment are armed attacks and clashes. Nearly 22,000 people returned during the last quarter; the majority is located in Masisi territory.

DR Congo: North Kivu - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

8.5k

71k69k

115.5k112k

8k

196k189k

12k11k0.5k

6.7k

0.6k4.3k 4.5k

6.9k


Host families


Demographics

Demographics



112k 63k

23kDisplacement in the last 3 months

P

P

TANGANYIKA

MANIEMA

NORD-KIVU

BURUNDI

RWANDA

Kabare

Kalehe

Walungu

Mwenga

Shabunda

Lake Tanganyika

Idjwi

Fizi

Uvira

Bukavu

Displaced from the 3rd Qarter 2017Total displaced



6

0.4

7

50

40

44

17

46

46

218

34

114

Lake Kivu


2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


April2016

Sept.2017

34k33k

3rd Quarter

0

Causes

96%Clashes and armed attacks

(526k)

4%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(19k)

Causes

96%Clashes andarmed attacks

(526k)

4%Intercommunity


Demographics

>59 years 13k13k

104k100k

161k155k

18–59 years

37.3%

<18 years

4.7%

58%

49%men

(267k)

51%women(278k)



South Kivu registered some 23,000 internally displaced persons in the third quarter of 2017. More than 80 per cent of the displaced

moved in the Fizi Territory, which was shaken by clashes between the

Congolese army and armed groups. The movement of nearly 78,000 people is awaiting evaluation in the same territory; security instability limits humanitarian access and movement. Overall, the total number of internally displaced people in the province increased by 11% compared to the second quarter.

DR Congo: South Kivu - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

2.7k

21.4k20.6k

33.3k32k

2.5k

57.4k55.2k


28.9%Clashesandarmedattacks (20k)

71.1%Inter-

communityand landconflicts(48k)

%29Host

families(19k) 71%

sites(48k)

Demographics

Demographics


3k

36k36k

65k65k

3k

104k104k


207k 131k

68k 90k

Displacement in the last 3 months

34k34k1k

21.2k

1k11.8k 11.8k

21.2k

HAUT-KATANGA

ZAMBIA

LOMAMI

HAUT-LOMAMI

TANZANIA

Lake Tanganyika

Lake Moero

Kalemie

Moba

Manono

Kabalo

Kalemie

Nyunzu

Kongolo




P10

23

55

3929

53

44

146

7

28945


2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


April2016

Sept.2017

90k 89.8k3rd Quarter

0

Causes

0.4% Naturaldisasters (2k)

24.7%Clashes and armed attacks

(144K) 74.9%Intercommunity


Causes

0.4% Naturaldisasters (2k)

24.7%Clashes andarmed attacks

(144K) 74.9%Intercommunity


50%women

(292k)

50%men

(292k) >59 years 9k9k

101k101k

182k182k

18–59 years

34.6%

<18 years

3%

62.4%

Demographics


IDPsforcibly displaced

in the affected areas

The province of Tanganyika is home to nearly 584,000 internally displaced persons, including 68,000 during the third quarter. Nevertheless,

the dominant trend consists of return move-ments, with nearly 94,000 returnees to the territories of Kalemie and Manono. More than half of these returns result from a relocation and returns programme for IDPs of the city of Kalemie, which is currently being discussed between provincial authorities and the humanitarian community. Only Kalemie and Moba, out of the five territories directly affected by the crises, recorded new displaced persons during this third quarter.

DR Congo: Tanganyika - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

19.6k19.6k0.6k

12.2k

0.6k6.8k 6.8k

12.2k


Inter-communityand land conflicts

Host families

Demographics

Demographics



109k 5k


Displacement from the 3rd QuarterTotal displaced

Retrunees from the 3rd QuarterReturnees of the last 18 months


ANGOLA

ZAMBIA

LOMAMI

TANGANYIKA

HAUT-LOMAMI

LUALABA

HAUT-KATANGA

KASAÏORIENTALKASAÏ- CENTRAL

TANZANIA

Lubudi

Malemba-Nkulu

Pweto

Kamina

Bukama

Mitwaba

Mutshatsha

Kambove

Kaniama

Kabongo

LakeTanganyika

Lake Moero

Kipushi

Kasenga

Kapanga

Sandoa

Dilolo

Sakania

Kolwezi

Bukama

Lubumbashi

5

21

36118

41

105

16

20

0,4

7

2

P

P

P


2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


April2016

Sept.2017

48k

36k 3rd Quarter

0

Causes

43% 57%

(175k)(134k)



>59 years 5k5k

53k53k

96k96k

18–59 years

34.6%

<18 years

3%

62.4%

50%men

(154k)

50%women(154k)

Demographics



During the 3rd quarter, the majority of new displacements occurred in the Territory of Pweto (Haut-Katanga), which welcomed some 36,000 persons

fleeing intercommunity violence. In total, some 109,000 people have been internally displaced since January 2017 in the provinces of Haut Katanga, Haut Lomami and Lualaba. Their majority have fled the intercom-munity conflict between Luba and Twa in the province of Tanganyika. Meanwhile, the situation in Pweto continues to deteriorate, and the number of displaced people is likely to increase until the end of the year.

DR Congo: Haut Katanga, Haut Lomami, Lualaba - Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees (as of 30 September 2017)

1.6k

18.9k18.9k

34.1k34.1k

1.6k

54.6k54.6k

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