Wau Town Biometric registration update | April 2017 The IOM Displacement Tracking and Monitoring (DTM) team, in collaboration with partners, conducted a biometric registration of internally displaced persons (IDPs) sheltering in Wau POCAA, UNMISS POC 1 and the collective centers (ECS, St. Joseph, SSRC, Lokoloko and Nazareth ) from 8 March to 1 April 2017. A total of 34,967 individuals or 9,937 households were registered. The IOM DTM team in close coordination with Camp Management (IOM and ACTED) set up complaints desks at each site to address issues arising throughout the registration process. The IOM DTM mobile biometric team addressed all complaints referred. IOM OIM UNMISS ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Wau Jur River 0 1 Kilometer N Wau PoC Wau PoC AA Wau Airport Lokoloko Cathedral ECS Nazareth Church St. Joseph** 1,958 1,415 5,375 7,968* 2,179 23,250 179 Wau Town 30,054 23,764 25,250 200 200 179 501 529 569 581 1,389 1,415 2,759 3,043 2,179 4,000 5,243 5,375 Registration Sites Comparison with headcount and population fixing figures 06 April 2017 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 Registered Population (End of March 2017) Fixed Population (08 March 2017) Head Count (mid Feb 2017) Nazareth Lokoloko St. Joseph & SSRC ECS PoC 1 POCAA * Due to unforeseen circumstances, biometric registration of Cathedral collective center was not possible. **IDPs staying in SSRC were registered at St. Joseph Increase in population registered in comparison to the population fixed due to complaints made by IDPs at the complaints desk. IOM in coordination with protection partners identified genuine claims for eligible registration.
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Wau Town Biometric registration update | April 2017
The IOM Displacement Tracking and Monitoring (DTM) team, in collaboration with partners, conducted a biometric registration of internally displaced persons (IDPs) sheltering in Wau POCAA, UNMISS POC 1 and the collective centers (ECS, St. Joseph, SSRC, Lokoloko and Nazareth ) from 8 March to 1 April 2017. A total of 34,967 individuals or 9,937 households were registered.
The IOM DTM team in close coordination with Camp Management (IOM and ACTED) set up complaints desks at each site to address issues arising throughout the registration process. The IOM DTM mobile biometric team addressed all complaints referred.
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Wau
Jur River
0 1Kilometer
N
Wau PoCWau PoC AA
Wau Airport
Lokoloko
Cathedral
ECS
NazarethChurch
St. Joseph**
1,958
1,415
5,375
7,968*
2,179
23,250179
Wau Town
30,054
23,764
25,250
200
200
179
501
529
569
581
1,389
1,415
2,759
3,043
2,179
4,000
5,243
5,375
Registration Sites Comparison with headcount and population fixing figures
06 April 2017
0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000
Registered Population(End of March 2017)
Fixed Population(08 March 2017)
Head Count(mid Feb 2017)
Nazareth
Lokoloko
St. Joseph & SSRC
ECS
PoC 1
POCAA
* Due to unforeseen circumstances, biometric registration of Cathedral collective center was not possible.**IDPs staying in SSRC were registered at St. Joseph
Increase in population registered in comparison to the population �xed due to complaints made by IDPs at the complaints desk. IOM in coordination with protection partners identi�ed genuine claims for eligible registration.
VulnerabilitiesDuring the biometric registration data collection process, the IOM DTM team in coordination with protection partners collected vulnerability data to identify individuals that may require additional assistance, including pregnant or breastfeeding women, physically disabled persons, unaccompanied minors, persons with serious medical conditions and children separated from their households. Vulnerability data enables relief agencies to provide more targeted and individualized assistance. The pie graph below provides an overview of the vulnerabilities across the sites registered. Vulnerabilities by site are provided in the specific site overviews below.
[Note: The presented data below provides a snapshot of vulnerabilities of the population registered; it does not provide a complete picture of vulnerabilities.]
5% of population registered identified with vulnerabilities
During a resurgence of violence in June 2016, thousands of newly displaced persons fled to the POCAA and collectives centers (mainly churches and SSRC) to seek protection. Humanitarian partners advocated for biometric registration to plan responses and improve IDPs’ access to services as it provides detailed sex-age disaggregated data, including vulnerability data for targeting humanitarian interventions. Prior to conducting biometric registration, IOM in close coordination with partners including UNMISS conducted a population fixing exercise across POCAA, ECS, St. Joseph, SSRC, Lokoloko and Nazareth on 8 March 2017. The fixing served as the basis for conducting the biometric registration across all IDP sites in Wau.
* Other vulnerabilities - Malnourished, Missing child, Mentally disabled, Physically disabled, Pregnant, Separated child in household, Serious medical condition, Single parent, Special protection needs, Unaccompanied child
OtherPhysically disabled
Elderly
Pregnant
Breastfeeding
74%
11%
7%
5%3%
Registration figures
Site Households Individuals M F M F M F M F M FWau PoC AA 6,236 25,250 10,870 14,380 3,106 3,004 4,831 5,017 2,790 5,900 143 459Wau PoC 89 179 84 95 22 19 26 30 34 46 2 0ECS 2,116 5,375 1,861 3,514 675 700 876 951 278 1,759 32 104Lokoloko 421 1,415 503 912 170 160 261 320 65 383 7 49Nazareth 873 2,179 776 1,403 222 248 370 405 157 668 27 82St. Joseph 202 569 212 357 56 48 114 127 39 164 3 18TOTAL 9,937 34,967 14,306 20,661 4,251 4,179 6,478 6,850 3,363 8,920 214 712
Total 0-4 5-17 18-59 >60
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