IRAQ: Humanitarian Dashboard (January to December 2017) OVERVIEW The pace and scale of displacement have made the Iraq crisis one of the largest and most volatile in the world. Although large scale fighting ended in 2017, affected populations remained in critical need of humanitarian assistance. The military operation to retake Mosul, ending in July 2017, was the longest urban battle since World War II. One million civilians were safely evacuated from the city in the largest managed evacuation from a combat zone in modern history. Humanitarians were on the frontlines and in emergency camps throughout to ensure civilians were evacuated safely and providing life-saving assistance to the 1.7 million people who either fled or stayed in their homes. During 2017, as Iraqi security forces retook major cities and districts in Salah al-Din, Kirkuk, Anbar and Ninewa governorates, nearly five million civilians became accessible for humanitarian assistance. At the outset of 2017, humanitarian partners estimated that 11 million Iraqis would require some form of humanitarian assistance. Despite a difficult and volatile operating environment, 158* humanitarian organizations reached about 8** million people with some form of humanitarian assistance across Iraq during 2017. The Humanitarian Response Plan received 92 per cent, or US$907 million of the $985 million requested.
KEY FIGURES PEOPLE IN NEED
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS
11M in need
US$985M requested
total
129% REACHED
total
by age
Food Sec. Shelter-NFI WASH Health Protection Education MPCA EL 20.0 18.7 CCCM RRM 18.0 CCS 16.1 Logistics 11.9 ETC 2.7
5%
Children
48%
47%
TARGETED VS REACHED
Adults Elderly
Source: 2017 HRP
69.9
109.6 106.8
139.2
235.0
175.3
PEOPLE TARGETED
PEOPLE REACHED
61.4
8.0M
6.2M
Source: 2017 HRP
Source: ActivityInfo October 2017
FUNDING
US$907M funding received
92% coverage
total
funding
Funding by Cluster (in US$ millions)
300.0
136.8
119.9 115.1 83.6
93.5
91.7 59.4
79.9 45.6 13.3
0.0
Food Security
Shelter - NFI
WASH
Health
Protection
37.3
24.3
Education
24.1
16.3
MPCA
EL
3.7
8.6
12.6
10.1
CCCM
5.4
20.4
9.5
0.0
RRM
CCS
2.4
Logistics
0.3
2.4
ETC
Not specified
Source: FTS - 5 March 2018
DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS
US$985M total requested - HRP
US$907M (92%) total funding received - HRP
351.3M
195.6M 97.5M
USA
Germany
62.8M
EC
Japan
47.9M
39.9M
Canada
UK
62.9M 17.1M
12.4M
10.0M
WFP
CERF
Sweden
9.6M France
Other
Source: FTS - 5 March 2018
2017 HRP funding
Partner area coverage
8% Received Unmet
$907m funding received
92%
Camp
$985M
Out-of-camp
139
120
TOTAL APPEAL Source: ActivityInfo January - December 2017 (one partner can be working in-camp and out-of-camp settings)
Source: FTS - 5 March 2018
*Opera�onal partners who provided assistance out of 158 partners par�cipa�ng in the HRP planning **7.9 million people have been reached by the Health Cluster, which has the highest coverage in absolute terms. While there is a significant overlap in the number of people receiving services across sectors, the number of people reached with assistance in other clusters does not correlate exactly with this figure. The total number of people reached might thus be higher than 7.8 million. Creation date: 5 March 2017 Source: 1. Clusters, fts.unocha.org
2. fts.unocha.org
Feedback: ocha.iraq@un.org www.unocha.org/iraq www.reliefweb.int
IRAQ: Humanitarian Dashboard (January to December 2017) STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
Give options to families to live in Iraq in dignity
Help people brutalized by violence cope and recover from trauma.
Facilitate and advocate for voluntary, safe and dignified returns.
Reach as many people in need as possible across Iraq.
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 2
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 1
CLUSTER OVERVIEW EDUCATION
SHELTER/NFI
3.7M
FOOD SECURITY
3.9M
people in need
1,450,000
2,300,000
targeted
127%
% assisted (of targeted population)
88%
% assisted (of targeted population)
For more informa�on, contact cchipuriro@unicef.org or abdirisak.aden@savethechildren.org
HEALTH
For more informa�on, contact coord.iraq@sheltercluster.org or coord2.iraq@sheltercluster.org
CCCM*
9.7M
6,200,000
% assisted (of targeted population)
For more informa�on please contact khanmu@who.int or kolleri@Interna�onalMedicalCorps.org
MPCA**
144%
% assisted (of targeted population)
assisted
5.2M
400,000
assisted
% assisted (of targeted population)
81%
% assisted (of targeted population)
78%
% assisted (of targeted population)
assisted
WASH
6.3M
people in need
people in need
3,500,000 targeted
124,066 assisted
2,769,222
For more informa�on, contact khanmo@unhcr.org co-coordinator.protec�on@drciraq.dk
targeted
127,356
32%
targeted
159,000
targeted
people in need
3,400,000
1,299,192
For more informa�on, contact bmellicker@iom.int or bujor@unhcr.org
people in need
assisted
8.7M
people in need
EMERGENCY LIVELIHOODS
2.2M
2,900,000
For more informa�on, contact info.iraq@fscluster.org or ryan.freeman@wfp.org
targeted
7,968,868 assisted
% assisted (of targeted population)
900,000
targeted
129%
104%
PROTECTION
2.7M
people in need
targeted
2,024,280 assisted
people in need
2,800,000
targeted
1,840,507 assisted
3.2M
people in need
60%
% assisted (of targeted population)
2,100,000 assisted
For more informa�on, contact savagea@unhcr.org or mhadeed@mercycorps.org
For more informa�on, contact gozde.avci@undp.org or livelihoods.cash.coordinator@drciraq.dk
For more informa�on, contact pplukwiya@unicef.org or bbongomin@unicef.org
RRM***
LOGISTICS
ETC
2.1M
people in need
1,300,000 targeted
65,500m3 cargo handled 18 common storage facilities 48 humanitarian partners accessed storage services
For more informa�on, contact cameron.kiss@wfp.org
CCS**** 188%
% assisted (of targeted population)
2,440,429
assisted
For more informa�on, contact aalyaseen@unicef.org
processed through Iraq IDP Information 76,500 call Centre 400 Information management products issued humanitarian access missions conducted 90
For more informa�on, contact madzarevic@un.org, ncciraq@ncciraq.org
250 21 21 80
humanitarian individuals served by setting up ETC infrastructure camps covered by ETC internet connectivity services camps covered by ETC security telecommunications services humanitarians trained
For more informa�on, contact prakash.muniandy@wfp.org
CCCM*
- Camp Coordina�on and Camp Management
MPCA** - Mul�purpose Cash Assistance RRM*** - Rapid Response Mechanisim CCS**** - Coordina�on and Common Services