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YEARLY QUANTITATIVE REPORT 2020 UDENRIGSMINISTERIET/DANIDA
YEARLY QUANTITATIVE REPORT 2020
UDENRIGSMINISTERIET/DANIDA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
/03 A DiH in Greece
/06 Nea Kavala
/11 Skaramagas
/15 Lesvos
/19 Samos
53995
158
16939
35508
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20000
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60000
CEM
Integration Support
NFE
Humanitarian Aid
A DIH in Greece
Beneficiaries
A DiH’s operations benefited 106,600 visitors across five locations in Greece.
The Program benefiting the most residents is the Humanitarian Aid with a total of around 35,508 visitors who received NFIs, Food and services from it.
CEM - Community Empowerement mobilisation NFE – Non-Formal Education
A DIH in Greece
Humanitarian Aid67096
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18466
3432
9553
20055
2405
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Clothing items
Medical supplies
Food packs
Laundry
Sleeping bags/Blankets
Diapers/Wipes
Fabric
Housing items
Hygiene items
Stationary items
Learning material
New born baby packs
Masks
Tarp/tents
Shower service
A total of 152,850 NFI, Food and services were distributed within the Humanitarian Aid Program in 2020 across all locations.
A total of 67,096 clothing items were distributed in Greece by DiH in, 20,055 diapers and wipes, and 18,488 Food packs delivered.
A DIH in Greece
Total visitors per Location – CEM -
Integration Support – NFE
32746, 46%
16142, 23%1958, 3%
20246, 28%Lesvos
Nea Kavala
Samos
Skaramagas
Lesvos is A DiH location that benefited the most visitors with 32,746 visitors through the year. The three Programs CEM – Non-Formal Education –Integration Support benefited a total of 71,092 visitors.
NEA KAVALA
NFE-CEM-Integration Support
and beneficiaries
13892, 86%
158, 1% 2092, 13%
CEM
Integration Support
Non-Formal Education
A DiH operated four Programs in Nea Kavala, CEM, Non-Formal Education , Integration Support and Humanitarian Aid during 2020. CEM, NFE and Integration Support benefited 16,141 visitors in 2020. The majority of visitors were involved in the CEMs projects focusing on Psychosocial support.
NEA KAVALA
Community empowerment mobilisation
5043
532 616 6964
540 417 459 174 5
1160
70
1907
141
1096
133480
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Visitors
A total of 13,892 visitors were involved in the CEM Projects in Nea Kavala in 2020 in 19 different projects.
The Drop Center was renovated and opened early 2020 seeing many projectsimplemented in collaboration with the residents of the camp. All projects had to stop in March due to the pandemic and only a few were allowed to reopen mid-summer with many restrictions.
NEA KAVALA
Non-Formal Education
1114
260
718
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1200
GreekClass
EnglishClass
CompuerClass
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Visitors
In 2020, A DiH started Greek classes and computer classes for the first time in order to assist the Education actors in camp and due to the constant increase of the population.
By the end of 2020, A DiH also started English classes as a result of integrating “We are here” projects within it.
NEA KAVALA
Integration Support
158
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140
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Info Hub
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2020 saw also the start of a new Program in Nea Kavala, the Integration Support through the Info Hub project. The aim is to:• Assist beneficiaries in administrative processes• Support PoCs in the asylum process• Promote employability and integration in the Greek
society• Support PoCs in providing and accessing vocational
training• Create and facilitate employability workshops to help
beneficiaries find a job.
PoC – Person of Concern
NEA KAVALA
HUMANITARIAN AID 32502
10227
393
17345
390
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Clothing items
Food packs
Sleeping Bags/Blankets
Diapers/Wipes
New born pack
60,506 NFI and Food items were distributed in 2020 in Nea Kavala.
32,502 clothing items were distributed through out the year to the whole population.
Due to the changing of criteria for support given to recognized refugees, A DiH distributed food packs through out the whole year to an average of 200 individuals weekly
SKARAMAGAS
Programs and beneficiaries
14210, 70%
6036, 30%
CEM
Non-Formal Education
A DiH operated three Programs in Skaramagas, CEM, Non-Formal Education and Humanitarian Aid. CEM and NFE benefited 20,246 through out the year.
SKARAMAGAS
Community empowerment mobilisation
1227
54375653
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1819
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Visitors
The CEM Program in Skaramagas benefited 14,210 visitors, of whom a majority were children. The Child Friendly Space (CFS) benefited 5,653 young visitors in 2020.
A new projects was added in the beginning of 2020, the Youth Club, engaging teenagers ineducational and psychosocial support activities.
SKARAMAGAS
Non-Formal Education
6036
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English Class
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Visitors
More than 350 students were engaged in the English class in 2020 in Skaramagas.
An average of 4 teachers were constitently present in camp to provide classes of 4 different levels to adapt to each resident’s level.
SKARAMAGAS / ELEFSINA
Humanitarian Aid
264
18681
10 233
2333 2405
5682
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2000
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12000
14000
16000
18000
20000
Clothing items Elefsina
Clothing items
Food packs
Sleeping bags/Blankets
Diapers/Wipes
Fabric
Hygiene items
Learning material
29,737 items were distributed by A DiH field workers in 2020 in Skaramagas and Elefsina. A majority of which were Clothing items, distributed during the seasonal distributions to all residents. Learning material was also distributed during the first wave of the pandemic to continue engaging the population in Educational activities.
LESVOS
Programs and beneficiaries
23935, 73%
8811, 27%
CEM
Non-Formal Education
A DiH currently operated three Programs in Skaramagas, CEM, Non-Formal Education and Humanitarian Aid. CEM and NFE benefited 32,746 through out the year.
LESVOS
Community empowerment mobilisation
6489
595
1197
108
3026
1973
4900
4 179
15851219
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Visitors
The CEM Program on Lesvos benefited 23,935 visitors. Due to the pandemic, most CEM related projects stopped during the summer and only after the Moria fire in early September, A DiHwas able to start MBA, CFS and UMA with IOM, in and outside of the new site of Kara Tepe.
MBA – Mother and Baby AreaIOM – International Organization for Migration UMA – Unaccompanied Minors ActivitiesCFS – Child Friendly Space
LESVOS
Non-Formal Education
4985
1809
1080
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EnglishClass
Children'sschool
ComputerClass
GermanClass
GreekClass
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Visitors
In the beginning of 2020, A DiH fieldworkers engaged 8,811 visitors in Non-Formal Education projects such as English, Greek and Computer classes.
LESVOS
Humanitarian aid3378
773
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Laundry Service
Clothing items
Medical Supplies
Food packs
Sleeping bags/Blankets
Lesvos’ file workers have provided 6,408 NFI, Food items and services to the population of Moria refugee camp and later on the new site of Kara Tepe, within the Humanitarian Aid Program, and facilitated the provision of thousands of hygiene items, medical supplies and NFIs to other distribution focused organizations on Lesvos.
In October 2020, after the Moria fires, A DiH started the laundry service to support the population of the new site of Kara Tepe and limit the spread of scabies on site.
SAMOS
Programs and beneficiaries
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1780
134
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Art class Tailoring Fitness Yoga
Samos Operation has focused on two programs through out 2020, CEM and Humanitarian Aid. In the beginning of that year, A DiH fieldworkers assisted 1,958 visitors in CEM projects in the Baobab center near the camp of Vathy. Due to the pandemic, the center had to close and A DiH reopened its operation on Samos in October 2020 to solely focus on distribution of NFIs and Food items to the whole population of Vathy refugee camp, also supporting authorities in emergency distributions.
SAMOS
Humanitarian Aid 14876
7179
54
8720
377
5066
3131
599
1779
965
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Clothing items
Food packs
Laundry
Sleeping bags/Blankets
Diapers/Wipes
Housing items
Stationary items
Masks
Tarp/Tents
Shower service
Samos DiH fieldworkers distributed 56,199 NFI, Food items and services to the population of Samos Refugee camp. A Majority of those items were clothing items distributed during the seasonal winter clothing distribution. A DiH fieldworkers also distributed tarp, tents, sleeping bags and blankets during emergency distributions to the population affected by the fires inside the camp in November 2020.
