IDP Dr f - ReliefWeb · 2016 474k 896k Monthly trend of displacement in last 18 months 2017 Displacement in year 2017 1.9M 1.8M Demographics 38k 340k 368k 594k 594k 35k 924k 1M 23k

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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

South Kivu

Haut-Katanga

North Kivu

KasaïCentral

KasaïOriental

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Displacement distribution by province

Displaced from NovemberTotal displaced

Returnees from NovemberReturnees of the last 18 months

Number of displaced persons (thousands)

4

171

125

274

45

121

98

1,257

45

36

15

42

717

60921

1,096

306

36

123

30

2

48

370

334

343

2

107

166

March

Nov.2017

Displacedpersons Returnees

June2016

474k

896k

Monthly trend of displacement in last 18 months

2017

Displacement in year 2017

1.9M 1.8M

Demographics

38k

368k340k

594k594k

35k

1M924k

23k 7kDisplacement in November

96%Host

families(22k)

4%sites(1k)

Nature of accomodation

Demographics

12k11k0.4k

6,6k

0.5k4k 4.4k

7.1k

>59 years 86k79k

833k769k

1.34M1.24M

18–59 years

35 %

<18 years

4.5%

60.5%

52%women(2,26M)

48%men

(2.08M)

Demographics

Causes

0.3% Naturaldisasters (13k)

65,7%Clashes and armed attacks

(2.88M)

33,4%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(1.45M)

4.35Mcurrent number of

IDPsforcibly displaced

in the affected areas

As of 30 November, the Demo-cratic Republic of Congo was home to 4.35 million IDPs, 1.9 million (44%) of whom have

been displaced since January 2017, mainly as a result of clashes and armed attacks. Women represent 52% of IDPs; 60% of IDPs are under 18 years old. While we observe an increase of 250,000 IDPs due to alerts received during the previous months which have been confirmed, only 23,000 have been displaced this month. The province of North Kivu remains the most affected with more than 1 million IDPs, followed by Tanganyika and South Kivu. Since January 2017, 1.8 million people have returned home, including 1.4 million in the Kasai region.

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

Nov.

23k

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Idiofa

Feshi

Kenge

Bagata

Kasongo-Lunda

Bulungu

Masi-Manimba

Popokabaka

Kahemba

Gungu

KWILU

KWANGO

KASAÏ

MAÏ-NDOMBE

KINSHASA

KONGO-CENTRAL

ANGOLA

Kenge

P

P

Kikwit

Bandundu

11

2

6

13

Displaced from November 2017Total displaced

Returnees from November 2017Returnees of the last 18 months


Displacement distribution by territoryJan

2017Displaced persons

Movement in the last 18 months

June2016

Nov.2017

32k

May

100%

(32k)

Cause of displacement

Clashes and armed attacks

>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

%49%

forcibly displaced inthe affected areas

current number of IDPs

32k

It is estimated that some 32,000 people have been displaced from the Kasai region to the Kwilu and Kwango, including 17,000 women and 19,000

minors. No new movement were reported in November.

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

Demographics

00


No movement in this period

0 0Displacement in November

0.63k

6.1k5.7k

9.9k9.1k

0,.58k

17k15k

Demographics

32k 0Displacement in year 2017


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

198

101

292

96

20

70

198

206

267

220

0,2

46

57

47

21

36

59

57

74

113

17

1

61

65

21




Displacement distribution by territory

Nov.

March

June2016

Nov.2017

2017

Personsdisplaced Returnees

Monthly trend in the last 18 months

401k

816k

00

Demographics



14k

113k108k

182k175k

13k

308k296k

Demographics

605k 1.36MDisplacement in year 2017

Cause


Intercommunityand land conflicts

14%

(129k)

86%

(767k)

>59 years 17k16k

167k160k

270k259k

18–59 years

36.4%

<18 years

4.4%

59.2%

51%women

(456.4k)

49%men

(438.5k)

Demographics

896kcurrent number of

IDPsforcibly displaced inthe affected areas

The Kasai crisis that broke out mid-2016 caused the displacement of close to 1.7 million IDPs, including 605,000 in 2017. 60% of them are minors

Tshikapa is home to the largest IDP population. Recent comprehensive assessments in Kasai Central have not reported new IDPs in November. However, an increase of more than 133,500 has been observed in the previous period, with nearly 103,000 in March and 28,000 in December 2016. According to alerts received since the beginning of the year and pending verification, an possible additional 195,000 are displaced in the region.

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

No displacement in this period


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

4

2

78

2

249

15

42

Total displaced


Displaced from November 2017



2017

Personsdisplaced Returnees


June2016

Nov.2017

18k

66k

Nov.

Demographics

00


No Movement In This Period


1.5k

1.5k10.6k

13.7k13.2k

1.4k

26.2k25.2kDemographics

51k 27kDisplacement in year 2017

Causes

Naturaldisasters Clashes and

armed attacks


94%

(370k)

3.6%(6k)

2.4%

(10k)

Demographics

>59 years 11k10k

82.9k79.7k

103.5k99.4k

18–59 years

42%

<18 years

5.6%

52.4%

49%men

(189.7k)

51%women(197.4k)



Irumu and Mambasa (Ituri) and Bafwasende (Tshopo) host 387,000 internally displaced

people, while Irumu is home to 249,000 IDPs. Armed clashes and violence represent the main cause of displacement. Since the beginning of the year, It is estimated that some 51,000 have been displaced. With only 52% of displaced persons under the age of 18, the provinces have the lowest percentage of displaced minors.

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

Dec. Sept.


P SOUTH KIVU

TANGANYIKALOMAMI

TSHOPO

TSHUAPA

SANKURU

NORTH KIVU

Punia

Kasongo

Kailo

Kibombo

Lubutu

Kabambare

Pangi

Kindu


20

26

43

37

4

2

20

200Displacement from November 2017

Returnees from November 2017

Total displaced

Returnees of the last 18 months


Causes



4% 96%

(291k)(16k)

>59 years 8k

58.9k56.6k

87.5k84.1k

18–59 years

37.7%

<18 years

6.3%

56%

8k49%

men(150.1k)

51%women(156.3k)

Demographics



Sept.Jul.

2017Personsdisplaced Returnees


June2016

Nov.2017

42k

25k

Nov.

Demographics

6.4k6.1k0.4k

3.4k

0.4k2.3k 2.4k

3.6k

Host families


13k 0

Displacement in November

4.8k

28.8k27.7k

42.8k41.1k

4.6k

76,4k73,4k

Demographics

150k 26kDisplacement in year 2017 Maniema is being affected by

clashes several months particularly in Kabambare Territory. Out of the 306,000 displaced persons in this province, 200,000 in Kabambare. This terrirory suffers also the consequences of insecurity from neighboring South Kivu and Tanganyika provinces. Compared to last month, there has been an increase of more than 30,000 IDPs (due to confirmation of previous displacements), including about 13,000 in November. This number is likely to increase as the situation of 87,000 since the beginning of January still has to be verified.

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

46k


Walikale

Lubero

Masisi

Rutshuru

Nyiragongo

Beni/Oicha

TSHOPO

SOUTH KIVU

Lac Edouard

MANIEMA

ITURI

Goma

Lake Edo


Lake KivuDisplaced from November 2017Total displaced



27154

0,00543

15

5

29

83304

191

304

213

Jul.Jul. MarchAug.

2017Personsdisplaced

Returnees


Jun2016

Nov.2017

73k80k

Nov.

>59 years 23.5k22.5k

202.8k194.9k

332.5k319.5k

18–59 years

36.3%

<18 years

4.3%

59.4%

51%women(558.8k)

49%men

(536.9k)

Demographics

Cause


1.1Mcurrent number of


North Kivu remains the most the province which is the most affected by population movements with more than 1 million people displaced. About

461,000 people have been displaced during the first 11 months of the year due to clashes and armed conflict. Only 977 people were displaced in November. According to not yet verified alerts, 252,230 unverified people have been displaced since January of which, 63,000 were displaced in November alone. Their needs have not been assessed yet. About 70% of these IDPs are hosted in Lubero, Rutshuru and Masisi. Despite insecurity, it is estimated that some 125,000 have returned to their place of origin since January 2017.

9.9k

85.3k81.9k

139.8k134.3k

9.5k

234.9k225.7k

Demographics


0.50k0.48k0.002k

0.28k

0.002k0.17k

Demographics

0.18k

0.38k

Sites


0.97k 0Displacement in November

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

80k69k


P

P

TANGANYIKA

MANIEMA

NORD-KIVU

BURUNDI

RWANDA

Kabare

Kalehe

Walungu

Mwenga

Shabunda

Lake Tanganyika

Idjwi

Fizi

Uvira

Bukavu

Lake Kivu

9

13

7

50

4

42

47

17

89

46

226

34

149

Displaced from the Novembre 2017Total displaced

Returnees from the November 2017Returnees of the last 18 months



Jun2016

2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


Nov.2017

39k33k Nov.

Demographics

00


No mvement in this period

0Displacement in November

Demographics

4.2k

33.5k32.2k

52.1k50.1k

4.1k

89.9k86.4k


Causes

97%Clashes and armed attacks

(590k)

3%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(19k)

Demographics

>59 years 12k11.1k

116.5k107.5k

188k173.6k

18–59 years

37.3%

<18 years

4.7%

58%

49%men

(292.2k)

51%women(316.6k)



With some 609,000 displaced persons, South Kivu is the third province most affected by population movement. The

overwhelming majority were displaced due to clashes and armed attacks. Kalehe Territory which has the highest number of IDP population is also home to the largest returning population. Fizi, theater of violence in the recent months, has seen its IDP population increased to 149,000. There were no new IDPs reported in November. However, there has been an increase of nearly 11,000 IDs compared to last month due to the validation of previous alerts. According to alerts awaiting evaluation more than 16,000 people were displaced in November, mainly in Fizi Territory (13,000). In the province as a whole, and since the beginning of the year, movements of nearly 225,000 people are to be confirmed and assessed.

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

Setp.


HAUT-KATANGA

ZAMBIA

LOMAMI

HAUT-LOMAMI

TANZANIA

Lake Tanganyika

Lake Moero

Kalemie

Moba

Manono

Kabalo

Kalemie

Nyunzu

Kongolo




P


21

23

64

6

23

18

122

44

155

17

333

45

Oct.Jan.

2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


June2016

Nov.2017

111k90k 89.8k Nov.

Causes

0.2% Naturaldisasters (2k)

32.8%Clashes and armed attacks

(235K)

66.9%Intercommunity

and land conflicts(479k)

50%women

(358.5k)

50%men

(358.5k) >59 years 10.8k10.8k

124.4k124.4k

223.7k223.7k

18–59 years

34.6%

<18 years

3%

62.4%

Demographics


IDPsforcibly displaced

in the affected areas

4,8k4,8k0.1k

3k

0.1k1.7k 1.7k

3k

Demographics

familles d'accueil


9,5k 7k

Displacement in November

Demographics

5k

59k59k

106k106k

5k

170k170k

340k 158kDisplacement in year 2017Tanganyika is the second

province the most affected by internal displacement with 717,000 internally displaced

persons. Half of them have been displaced during this year following an increase of armed clashes and violence. Reports that more than 70,800 persons have been displaced in recent months still need to be verified. Ethnic violence represents 66% of displacement causes. Kalemie territory hosts more than 50% of the displaced population in the province. In November, some 7,000 people returned to their home areas, a figure slightly inferior to the number of displaced people (9,500) during the same month.

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


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

P

P

P


Displacement from November 2017Total displaced

Retrunees from November 2017Returnees of the last 18 months


5

21

36118

41

105

16

20

0,4

7

2

Sept.Dec.Nov.

2017

Personsdisplaced

Returnees


June2016

Nov.2017

48k

36k

24k

Nov.

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



6.8k 6.8k

Demographics

12.2k

0 0


No mouvement in this period


1.6k

18.9k18.9k

34.1k34.1k

1.6k

54.6k54.6k

Demographics

109k 5kDisplacement in year 2017The Malemba Nkulu-Pweto and

Mitwaba triangle hosts some 264,000 displaced

persons, representing 85% of the 309,000 people displaced throughout these southeastern provinces. In recent weeks, the Kasai crisis has caused the displacement of 20,000 people in Lualaba Territory. It is estimated that only 5,000 people have returned home during the first 11 months of 2017. No population movements were reported in November.

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

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