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Site Verification: #3 site verification assessments were conducted in 3 districts. The verification featured 15 sites in Afmadhow district 4,097 HH (24,582 individuals) ,13 sites in Dhobley with 8,584 HH (51,504 individuals and 170 sites in Kismaayo consisting of 24,309 HH (145,225) individuals.
Coordination: Partners conducted 148 coordination meetings with Local Authorities representatives from Buurhakaba, Berdale, Kismaayo and QansaxDheere present. In Kismaayo, the community meetings with the site leaders to discuss the ongoing of gu'o rains and expectations of Flash floods and how the camp leaders can take part in reducing the risks of flash floods, mitigations and prevention were discussed CCCM partners and community leaders also conducted joint field visits to assess the sites with highest risk of flooding. In the meeting ,the community also raised urgent needs like shelter materials (plastic sheets, mosquito nets, blankets), rehabilitation of shallow Wells ,latrines and learning centres
Service Monitoring: Site monitoring activities occurred in 1,450 IDP sites covering 32 districts with 17 agencies administering this activity. Out of the 1,450 IDP sites managed by CCCM partners monitored in June, 457 have received new arrivals within the last month (32%). 86% of sites receiving new arrivals received community awareness activities on the availability of services. Overall, 64% of sites had water access for IDPs. 39% of sites have primary education facilities while 29% of sites can access primary education facilities within a 20-minute walk. 50% of sites have access to health facilities within a walking distance while facilities for nutrition stood at 69% of sites. 93% of surveyed sites consist of emergency shelter types with 4% of sites having permanent shelters and 3% of sites having transitional shelters. 12% of IDP households have received cash or food assistance within the last 6 months. For more details on Site Monitoring, please see the dashboard: https://bit.ly/3zZQJxE
Communication with Communities: CCCM partners conducted orientation sessions on available humanitarian services including conducting services awareness sessions during MUAC screening to newly displaced IDPs in Dayniile, Khada, Belet Weyne, Baidoa, and Galkayo. CCCM partners also carried out, door-to-door sessions and public awareness-raising campaigns in IDP sites coupled with the distribution of posters, and erecting billboards in several sites with the intention to provide reliable information on available services; a total of 14,217 participants attended these sessions. In Baidoa, CCCM partners conducted community awareness sessions through delivery of messages on microphone announcement with Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) activities.
In Xudur the CCCM team, CMCs with support of the IDPs volunteers focus to improve site cleaning through the use of sanitation materials provided by IOM and carried out clean up campaigns with aim of site level cleaning. The clean-up campaign was helpful and transforms the condition of hygiene in the sites.
Complaint and Feedback Mechanism (CFM): June featured 4,443 complaints raised which represented a 18 decrease of recorded issues compared to the number of complaints raised in the month of May which had 5,418 issues filled. However, issues filed from new arrivals have remained consistently high in both the months of May and June. Most of the complaints raised in June were from the Food Security and Livelihood (FSL) where 1,921 (43%) issues were recorded, 1,060 were registered in Shelter/NFI (24%) while under WASH, 795 issues were recorded (18%) totalling to 85% of the overall complaints raised and nearly half of them being recorded in FSL sector alone.
For more details on CFM please see the CFM Dashboard: https://bit.ly/3DYAC5X Site improvement activities/Cash for Work: CCCM partners conducted site decongestion activities to improve access and mitigate the risk of fire in congested sites, waste disposal management and drainage systems. Partners carried out a total of 158 site improvement activities including regular site cleanup campaigns to collect garbage/wastes using DRR tools in incentivized Cash for Work approach by engaging site maintenance committees and community volunteers.
New Arrivals: CCCM partners continue recording large numbers of displaced populations arriving at IDP sites in Baidoa, Daynile, Kahda, Luuq, Dollow and Afgooye including Laas Caanood along with other districts due to the impact of drought, conflict and flooding in their areas of origin. In the month of June, at least 74,442 new arrivals were displaced. Majority being received in Baidoa, Deynille, Khada, Belet Weyne, and Kismaayo districts. At least 7,255 were displaced in BeletWeyne district due to the flooding experienced. (NAT wk. 22-26). CCCM Partners continued to closely work with Nutrition Partners to conduct MUAC screening across sites, with SAM and MAM cases referred to Nutrition partners for assistance.
For more details on new arrivals to IDP sites please see the New Arrivals Tool (NAT) Dashboard: https://bit.ly/3HFYA7F