DTM Niger flow monitoring report: 19 to 25 April 2016

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STATISTICAL REPORT - OVERVIEW NIGER Flow Monitoring Points (FMP) Incoming and outgoing recorded weekly flows Dates

Outgoing Flow

Incoming Flow

01/02/2016

06/02/2016

986

416

07/02/2016

14/02/2016

604

564

15/02/2016

23/02/2016

2267

281

24/02/2016

29/02/2016

674

227

01/03/2016

07/03/2016

2537

1320

08/03/2016

14/03/2016

2012

1095

15/03/2016

21/03/2016

2103

1625

22/03/2016

28/03/2016

1740

963

29/03/2016

04/04/2016

895

927

05/04/2016

11/04/2016

3063

1069

12/04/2016

18/04/2016

5330

1957

19/04/2016

25/04/2016

10871

2588

Average n° of migrants in outgoing flow (weekly) Average n° of migrants in incoming flow (weekly)

Weekly trends can fluctuate due to security conditions in the region, the political climate in Niger and neighbouring countries, presence of migrants at the flow monitoring points and availability of transport and opportunities. For more detailed analysis see the flow monitoring survey reports.

Demography

2755 Outgoing men

1078

66%

Outgoing Women

30,330

6%

Incoming Men

2,752

26%

Incoming Women

12,063

2%

969

Evolution of outgoing and incoming flows N° Of Migrants In Outgoing Flow Towards Libya 10000

N° Of Migrants In Outgoing Flow Towards Algeria 8000

8000

6000

6000

4000

4000

2000

2000

0 6/2/16

20/2/16

5/3/16

19/3/16

2/4/16

0

16/4/16

6/2/16

N° Of Migrants In incoming Flow From Libya

5/3/16

19/3/16

2/4/16

16/4/16

N° Of Migrants In incoming Flow From Algeria

4000

4000

3000

3000

2000

2000

1000

1000

0

20/2/16

0

6/2/16

20/2/16

5/3/16

19/3/16

2/4/16

16/4/16

6/2/16

20/2/16

5/3/16

19/3/16

2/4/16

16/4/16

Proportion of recorded migrants flows by route Algeria to Niger 15% Niger to Algeria 14%

Libya to Niger 13%

- The above four graphs demonstrate the evolution of incoming and outgoing flows by destination. - The flow towards Libya remains the most populated (58% of recorded migrants). Nigerians, Senegalese and Côte d'Ivoirens make up the majority of the flow (68%) (further details on p.3). - The past three weeks demonstrate a large increase in the outgoing flow to Libya and a smaller one in the incoming flow from Libya. Field reports state that this is due to a Niger to Libya recent development whereby smugglers use Séguédine more frequently as a stopping 58% point in the past weeks. There are many routes through the desert to Libya which depend on security conditions and relations with the local community. - The flows to and from Algeria have remained relatively constant but an increase in protection incidents have been reported, with migrants being abandoned in the desert by smugglers. IOM is providing emergency assistance to these migrants at its transit centres in the region.

FUNDING Data collection at the flow monitoring points is made possible by funding from the European Union and the Department for International Development (DFID).

For more information, please contact: dtmniger@iom.int

International Organization for Migration 2016


WEEKLY STATISTICAL REPORT

Reporting period: 19 April 2016

NIGER Flow Monitoring Points (FMP)

25 April 2016

Flow monitoring points are placed at known migrant passing points along the Niger migratory route. Data is collected daily at FMPs to inform migrant movements and profiles. The data collected provides a snapshot of migrant movements through the region. The numbers are collected from primary sources and do not claim to reflect all migrants passing through the flow monitoring points. TOTAL N° OF MIGRANTS REGISTERED AT FMP SINCE 01/02/2016

5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 1.2.16

33082 13032

TOTAL OUTGOING MIGRANTS TOTAL INCOMING MIGRANTS OUTGOING • flow from Niger

Incoming Migrants

15.2.16

Migrant Flow Trend

Outgoing Migrants

29.2.16

14.3.16

28.3.16

11.4.16

25.4.16

10871 This week

5330 Previous week INCOMING • flow to Niger

2588 This week

1957 Previous week

Flows monitored by IOM Known migrant flows not currently monitored by IOM

OUTGOING FLOW OUTGOING ROUTES

This week

Previous week*

4547 783

Agadez → Agadez →

Séguédine → Arlit →

Gatroun Assamaka/In Guezzam

10175 696

Tchintabarden → Total

In Gall →

Assamaka/In Guezzam

Unknown

10871

Demographics during the reporting period MEN WOMEN

10074 797

MAIN NATIONALITIES This Week

1 Niger

1 Nigeria

Unknown 2 Côte d'Ivoire

5330

2 Ghana 3 Burkina Faso

3 Senegal

Outgoing Women

Previous week

Outgoing Men

100%

0%

1.2.16

15.2.16

29.2.16

14.3.16

28.3.16

11.4.16

25.4.16

INCOMING FLOW INCOMING ROUTES Gatroun → Assamaka/In Guezzam → Assamaka/In Guezzam → Total

Séguédine → Arlit → In Gall →

WOMEN

Tchintabarden

Previous week*

2056 532

1448 509

Unknown

2588

Demographics during the reporting period MEN

Agadez Agadez

This week

2512 76

MAIN NATIONALITIES This Week 1 Niger

Unknown 2 Nigeria

1957

Incoming Women

3 Mali

Previous week 1 Niger 2 Mali 3 Burkina Faso

Incoming Men

100%

0%

1.2.16

15.2.16

29.2.16

14.3.16

28.3.16

11.4.16

25.4.16

NOTES & SOURCES * The report has been consolidated with the latest information verified hence differences with previous reports may arise. ** Sources include authorities, civil society and direct observation/interviews with passing migrants. As such nationality numbers are not independently verifiable and are not included. For more information, please contact: dtmniger@iom.int

International Organization for Migration 2016


WEEKLY STATISTICAL REPORT

Reporting period: 19 April 2016

NIGER Flow Monitoring Points (FMP)

25 April 2016

SEGUEDINE - FLOW MONITORING POINT 1 Route used to and from Séguédine:

↔ ↔

Agadez (Niger) Diffa(Niger)

↔ ↔

Séguédine(Niger) Séguédine(Niger)

Incoming Flow Seguedine

Gatroun (Libya) Gatroun (Libya)

Overall outgoing and incoming flows since start of data collection

Outgoing Flow Seguedine

4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 1.2.16

8.2.16

15.2.16

22.2.16

Total number of migrants transiting through Séguédine FMP Total incoming

29.2.16

7.3.16

14.3.16

6,216

4.4.16

11.4.16

18.4.16

25.4.16

Séguédine

26,779

O utflow

Proportion of men and women in Séguédine flow Incoming Women 0%

Incoming Men 19%

28.3.16

Main nationalities * rec orded at FMP during data c ollec tion period

32,995

Total outgoing

21.3.16

Outgoing Women 7%

Inflow

1 Nigeria

37%

Niger

80%

2 Senegal

19%

Mali

11%

3 Côte d'Ivoire

12%

Burkina Faso

4%

4 Ghana

8%

Nigeria

3%

5 Niger

6%

Gambie

1%

Outgoing Men 74%

ARLIT - FLOW MONITORING POINT 2 Route used to and from Arlit:

↔ ↔

Agadez (Niger) Tchintabaraden (Niger)

In Gall (Niger)

Incoming Flow Arlit 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 1.2.16

8.2.16

15.2.16

Outgoing Flow Arlit

22.2.16

Total number of migrants transiting through Arlit FMP Total incoming Total outgoing

29.2.16

13,119

Incoming Men 46%

Assamaka (Niger) Assamaka (Niger)

Outgoing and incoming flows since start of data collection

7.3.16

14.3.16

21.3.16

28.3.16

4.4.16

6,816

Outgoing Men 45%

11.4.16

18.4.16

25.4.16

Main nationalities * rec orded at FMP during data c ollec tion period Arlit

6,303

Proportion of men and women in Arlit flow Incoming Women 6%

↔ ↔

Arlit (Niger)

O utflow

Inflow

1 Niger

40%

Niger

43%

2 Mali

13%

Mali

10%

3 Burkina Faso

10%

Cameroun

7%

4 Cameroun

8%

Burkina Faso

7%

5 Gambie

7%

Gambie

7%

Outgoing Women 3%

*METHODOLOGY: Sources include authorities and direct observation/interviews with passing migrants. Nationality numbers are gathered through estimation based on information given by migrants themselves and the drivers of the vehicles and should be treated as estimations/approximations only.

For more information, please contact: dtmniger@iom.int

International Organization for Migration 2016


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