IOM’s Eritrean Refugee Relocation, 7 April 2015

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Egypt Libya Saudi Arabia

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Info-graphics Tigray Region:

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Chad

Eritrea

IOM’s Eritrean Refugee Relocation 07 April, 2015

Sudan

Yemen

Eritrea Tigray Djibouti

Tigray

Gulf of Aden

Somalia

Ethiopia CAR

Hitsats

South Sudan

Hitsats

Hitsats

Shimelba Shire Town

Uganda

Adwa Town

_

_

Endabaguna

DRC

Kenya 0

_

135 270

540 Km

·

Legend International Boundary Regional Boundary

Total Arrivals/ Registered and Relocated

Aksum Town

14,000

12,000

Sub office 10,000

Mai-Aini

Adi Harush

Mai Aini

Hitsats

8,000

Adi-Harush

Mai-aini Adiharush

6,000

]

Shimelba Total

Mekele Town

4,000

2,000

0

Total IOM

Boundaries

0

12.5

25

50 Km

·

International Boundary

]

Regional Capital

Regional Boundary

_

Other Towns

Zone Boundary Woreda Boundary

IOM’s presence

Dec

assisted in Tigray

Towns

Mar

Apr

Total

IOM Sub-office in Shire deployed two dedicated buses and a van to relocate the refugees and their belongings. IOM has assigned doctors and nurses to conduct Pre-Departure Medical Screening which identifies refugees’ fitness to travel before departure. IOM also provides water, biscuit and operational escort for all refugees. Moreover, additional medical escort has been assigned to pregnant/ lactating women, children, disabled, elders and other vulnerable refugees.

Relocation Direction IOM’s presence Major entry

Feb

Transportation and Medical Check up

12,200

Refugee Camps

Jan

bACKGROUND

points

IOM Eritrean Refugee Relocation 07 April, 2015 TRAVEL ROUTES FROM ENDABAGUNA Total by Month

Month

Hitsats

Mai-aini

Adiharush

Shimelba

Dec/14

1,500

60

77

5

1,642

Jan/15

919

-

1,695

18

2,632

Feb/15

2,871

429

260

21

3,581

Mar/15

2,480

446

725

10

3,66

Apr/15

-

109

567

8

Total By Camp

6,342

1,044

3,324

62

Following ARRA and UNHCR’s request, IOM has started providing transportation assistance for Eritrean refugees registered at Endabaguna screening centre by the Government of Ethiopia and UNHCR since 19 December, 2014. Currently Ethiopia is hosting more than 76,000 Eritreans in four camps namely, AdiHarush, Hitsats, Mai-Aini and Shimelba, in Tigray Region. In comparison to the number of refugees entering Ethiopia since 1998, there has been a large number of refugees entering into the country starting from March 2014, where monthly arrival rate have been registered at an average ranging between 2,000 and 2,500.

684 12,200

International Organization for Migration (IOM) Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) Organización Internacional para las Migraciones (OIM)


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