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1 Statistical summary as of 31-Jul- Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Kenya Dadaab Kakuma Urban Nairobi Moyale A. Refugees and Asylum Seekers 471,33 29,66 5,615 71,899 4,21 - Page 2 B. Registration 16, ,456 6,11 4,234 - Page 6 C. Refugee Status Determination - Page , ,73 6,654 4, Recognized 8,536 1,676 6,86 3. Rejected 4. 58,393 1,279 24,525 28,379 4,21 D. 2 Resettlement Submissions 1,53 - Page 8 E. 2 Resettlement Departures Page 9 F. 2 Voluntary Repatriation 6,276 - Page 1 1/1
2 REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS IN KENYA BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND LOCATION of Origin Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Moyale 128, , ,79 51,27 585, ,42 221,938 4,55 61, ,881 95, , ,947 67, , ,152 5,154 65,19 488,415 29,66 5,615 71,899 4,21 471,33 Somalia 125, ,466 56, 32,81 427, ,663 28,741 54,886 32,623 4,913 93, ,388 37,813 3,19 326, ,64 35,549 19, ,346 21,871 33,394 21, ,69 South Sudan 1 1,334 87, , ,277 93,413 1,43 95, ,95 84,983 2,3 88, ,168 5, , ,9 5,73-114,593 DR Congo ,966 8,112 17, ,861 14,536 24, ,753 19,346 29, ,533 24,63 35, ,899 27,28-39,284 Ethiopia 3,176 11,889 7,772 7,641 3,478 3,94 11,399 7,595 8,385 3,473 2,525 9,873 5,366 9,473 27,237 7,759 1,47 9,651 27,88 6,453 1,258 1,512 4,21 31,433 Sudan , , , , , , , ,8 47 9, ,16 Burundi , , ,84 1,3 8, ,164 2,163 8, ,134 2,611 12, ,94 3,148-13,165 Uganda , , , , , , , , , ,371 Rwanda , , ,12 1, ,15 1, ,64-1,674 Eritrea ,414 1, ,481 1, ,526 1, ,273 1, ,46-1,46 Other TREND BY LOCATION TREND BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN TREND SINCE 214 7, 6, 5, 7, 6, 5, 7, 6, 585, ,881 4, 3, 4, 3, 5, 494, , ,33 2, 2, 4, 1, Dadaab 227, , , ,152 29,66 Kakuma 178,79 4,55 154,947 5,154 5,615 Alinjugur 128, ,42 95,979 Nairobi 51,27 61,351 67,152 65,19 71, , , , , ,33 1, Somalia 427,311 4, , , ,69 South Sudan 89,474 95,765 88, , ,593 DR Congo 17,33 24,738 29,317 35,71 39,284 Ethiopia 3,478 3,473 27,237 27,88 31, , , , , ,33 3, 2, 1, /1
3 REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS IN KENYA : DEMOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN Kenya Sex 12 Age Group Female Male 1 # % # % # % 8 Female Male -4 33, % 35,61 7.5% 68, % , % 56, % 18, % , % 46, % 84, % ,2 21.3% 96, % 197, % and above 6,26 1.3% 5,4 1.1% 11,39 2.4% 6 and above and Female Male above 23, % 239,67 51.% 47,268 Nairobi Sex 25 Age Group Female Male 2 # % # % # % Female Male ,31 4.3% 3, % 6,3 8.9% ,1 7.2% 5, % 1, % , % 5, % 1, % , % 21, % 41, % and above % 646.9% 1, % 6 and above and 34, % 36, % 7,837 Female Male above Moyale Sex 1,2 Age Group Female Male 1, # % # % # % 8 Female Male % 588.8% 1,4 28.1% % 394.6% % % 71.1% % , % 614.9% 1, % and above 158.2% 89.1% and 5.9% 6 and above above 2, % 1, % 4,21 Female Male Dadaab Kakuma Sex 5 Age Group Female Male 4 # % # % # % Female Male , % 16, % 33, % , % 26, % 52, % ,42 8.3%,9 9.% 36, % ,19 21.% 35, % 8,1 38.2% and above 3, % 3, % 7,37 3.5% 6 and above and 17, % 12, % 29,66 Female Male above Sex 5 Age Group Female Male 4 # % # % # % 3 Female Male -4 13,52 7.3% 14, % 27,7 14.9% , % 23, % 44, % , % 21, % 36, % ,13.9% 38, % 73, % and above 1,51.8% 787.4% 2, % 6 and above and 86, % 99, % 5,615 Female Male above 3/1
4 ASYLUM SEEKERS STATISTICS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND LOCATION of Origin Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Moyale 769 2,696 24,12 6,426 34, ,155 22,825 14,12 39, ,848 17,171 24,19 43,764 1,599 25,837 29,589 57,25 1,279 24,525 28,379 4,28 58,391 DR Congo ,297 2,65 7, ,32 8,251 12, ,523 13,411 15, ,222 17,822 22,58 8 4,166 14,856 19,3 Ethiopia 61 2,262 4,36 1,996 9, ,9 4,147 2,683 9, ,583 2,133 4,32 8,173 1,129 3,786 5,177 1, ,569 5,378 4,28 14,34 Burundi , , , , ,91 1,794 6, , , ,886 2,343 1,255 Sudan - 6 6, ,25-9 6, , , , , ,86 2 6, ,43 Uganda , , , , , ,712 Somalia , , ,599 2, ,119 2, ,366 3,941 Rwanda , ,59 Eritrea Other South Sudan ,228 1, TREND BY LOCATION 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Alinjugur Dadaab 2,696 2,155 1,848 1,599 1,279 Kakuma 24,12 22,825 17,171 25,837 24,525 Nairobi 6,426 14,12 24,19 29,589 28,379 34,11 39,969 43,764 57,25 58,391 TREND BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, DR Congo 7,979 12,692 15,989 22,58 19,3 Ethiopia 9,228 9,244 8,173 1,92 14,34 Burundi 5,911 7,464 6,744 1,965 1,255 Sudan 6,25 6,847 6,443 7,86 7,43 34,11 39,969 43,764 57,25 58,391 TREND SINCE 214 #REF! 7, 6, 57,25 58,391 5, 43,764 4, 39,969 34,11 3, 2, 1, /1
5 REFUGEES IN KENYA BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND LOCATION of Origin Alinjugur Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Alinjugur Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi Dadaab Kakuma Nairobi 135, ,3 224, ,959 44, , , , ,725 47, ,912 95, , ,776 43, ,99 236, ,317 36, ,992 28, ,9 43,52 412,937 Somalia 132, , ,367 54,746 31, , ,499 28,652 54,825 31, ,92 93,99 165,225 37,74 28,42 324, ,7 35,335 17, ,714 21,556 33,134 17, ,668 South Sudan 1 1 1,243 87, , ,271 93, , ,73 84,983 1,72 87, ,168 5,41 111, ,9 5, ,497 Ethiopia 2,715 2,566 9,627 3,412 5,645 21,25 2,58 9,499 3,448 5,72 21,229 2,99 8,291 3,233 5,441 19,64 6,63 6,684 4,558 17,872 5,574 6,689 5,134 17,397 DR Congo ,669 5,57 9, ,559 6,285 12, ,23 5,935 13, ,311 6,55 13, ,733 12,424 2,254 Sudan , , , , , , , , , ,63 Burundi , , , , , ,91 Eritrea ,252 1, ,145 1, ,31 1, Rwanda Uganda Other TREND BY LOCATION TREND BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN TREND SINCE 214 6, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 5, 4, 3, 2, 6, 5, 4, 551, , ,99 431, ,937 1, 1, 3, Nairobi 44,844 47,249 43,133 36,122 43,52 Alinjugur 128,3 125,155 95, Somalia 424, ,92 324, , ,668 South Sudan 89,226 95,671 87, , ,497 2, 1, Kakuma 153, , , , ,9 Dadaab 224, , , ,553 28, , , ,99 431, ,937 Ethiopia 21,25 21,229 19,64 17,872 17,397 DR Congo 9,324 12,46 13,328 13,961 2, , , ,99 431, , , , 5/1
6 KENYA REGISTRATION TREND BY LOCATION AND COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Kakuma Dadaab Moyale Nairobi Kenya Month AFG ANG BDI BKF CAR COB COD CMR ERT ETH ICO LBR NIG/MLI RSA RWA SLE SOM SSD SUD SYR TAN TIB TUR UGA YEM ZIM OTHER Jan 2, Feb 1, Mar 3, , Apr 5, , May 2, Jun 1, Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 16, , , ,337 5, Month AFG ANG BDI BKF CAR COB COD CMR ERT ETH IND LBR NIG RSA RWA SLE SOM SSD SUD SYR TAN TIB TUR UGA YEM ZIM OTHER Jan Feb Mar 1, Apr 1, May 1, Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 6, , , Month AFG ANG BDI BKF CAR COB COD CMR ERT ETH IND LBR NIG RSA RWA SLE SOM SSD SUD SYR TAN TIB TUR UGA YEM ZIM Other Jan Feb Mar 1,139 1,139 Apr 3,6 3,6 May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 4,234 4,234 Month AFG ANG BDI BKF CAR COB COD CMR ERT ETH ICO LBR NIG RSA RWA SLE SOM SSD SUD SYR TAN TIB TUR UGA YEM ZIM Other Jan 3 3 Feb 5 5 Mar 8 8 Apr 2 2 May Jun 3 3 Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Month AFG ANG BDI BKF CAR COB COD CMR ERT ETH ICO LBR NIG RSA RWA SLE SOM SSD SUD SYR TAN TIB TUR UGA YEM ZIM Other Jan 1, Feb Mar 1, Apr May 1, Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 6, , Registration Distribution by Location Persons 6, 5, Monthly Registration Trend 2 4, 3, Kakuma 52% Nairobi 48% 2, 1, Dadaab % Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 6/1
7 Individual Asylum Applications and Refugee Status Determination Trend Reco Rejected Closed end Kenya Oth. Month begin -gnized 8, Jan- 56,514 1, ,454 3,811 Feb- 57,454 1, ,397 Mar- 58,397 2,544 2, ,382 58,559 6, Apr- 58,559 4, ,225 61,55 4, May- 61,55 1,722 3, ,193 59,34 Jun- 59, , ,874 58,13 2, Jul- 58,13 1, ,15 58,393 Aug- 58,393 58,393 Sep- 58,393 58,393 Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun-Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Oct- 58,393 58,393 Nov- 58,393 58,393 end Dec- 58,393 58,393 12,752 8,536 2,337 1,873 Dec- Nairobi Month begin Reco -gnized Rejected Oth. Closed end Jan- 29, ,589 Feb- 29, ,331 Mar- 3,331 1,163 2,326 2,326 29,168 Apr- 29, ,89 May- 3,89 1,341 3,31 3,31 28,12 Jun- 28, ,9 Jul- 28,9 1, ,379 Aug- 28,379 28,379 Sep- 28,379 28,379 Oct- 28,379 28,379 Nov- 28,379 28,379 Dec- 28,379 28,379 6,654 6, ,353 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- Nairobi May- Jun-Jul- Aug- Sep- end Oct- Nov- Dec- Moyale Month begin Reco -gnized Rejected Oth. Closed Jan- - Feb- - Mar- 1,139 1,139 Apr- 1,139 3,6 4,145 May- 4, ,21 Jun- 4, ,28 Jul- 4,28 2 4,21 Aug- 4,21 4,21 Sep- 4,21 4,21 Oct- 4,21 4,21 Nov- 4,21 4,21 Dec- 4,21 4,21 4, end 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- Moyale May- Jun-Jul- Aug- Sep- end Oct- Nov- Dec- Dadaab Month Reco Rejected Closed end Oth. begin -gnized Jan- 1, ,575 Feb- 1, ,532 Mar- 1, ,498 Apr- 1, ,258 May- 1, ,26 Jun- 1, ,261 Jul- 1, ,279 Aug- 1,279 1,279 Sep- 1,279 1,279 Oct- 1,279 1,279 Nov- 1,279 1,279 Dec- 1,279 1, , 1,5 1, 5 Jan- Feb- Dadaab Mar- Apr- May- Jun-Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- end Dec- Kakuma Month begin Reco -gnized Rejected Oth. Closed Jan- 25, ,29 Feb- 26, ,534 Mar- 26, ,754 Apr- 26, ,13 May- 26, ,444 Jun- 25, ,54 24,544 Jul- 24, ,525 Aug- 24,525 24,525 Sep- 24,525 24,525 Oct- 24,525 24,525 Nov- 24,525 24,525 Dec- 24,525 24,525 1,73 1,676 1,366 3,42 end 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, Jan- Feb- Kakuma Mar- Apr- May- Jun-Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- end Dec- 7/1
8 RESETTLEMENT SUBMISSION BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN RESETTLEMENT SUBMISSION BY COUNTRY OF RESETTLEMENT of Origin of Submission Somalia 8,439 2,17 3,985 4,325 3,99 4, ,32 United States 8,849 1,19 5,34 5,239 6,764 6, ,916 Ethiopia 1, , ,43 Australia ,81 Sudan ,42 Canada ,425 DR Congo ,783 1,132 1,326 1, ,668 United Kingdom ,957 Eritrea Sweden ,228 Uganda Netherlands Burundi Denmark Rwanda Norway South Sudan ,669 France Other Other ,5 3,239 7,412 6,85 7,586 7,163 1,94 1,53 45,716 1,5 3,239 7,412 6,85 7,586 7,163 1,94 1,53 45,716 RESETTLEMENT SUBMISSION TRENDS BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN 1, RESETTLEMENT SUBMISSION TRENDS BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF RESETTLEMENT 9, 9, 8, 8, 7, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Somalia Ethiopia DR Congo 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, United States Australia Canada United Kingdom 8/1
9 RESETTLEMENT DEPARTURES BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN RESETTLEMENT DEPARTURES BY COUNTRY OF RESETTLEMENT of Origin of Resettlement Somalia 2,12 1,442 2,612 3,562 3,142 5,521 2, ,622 USA 2,83 1,688 2,4 3,751 3,61 7,665 2, ,77 Sudan Canada ,985 Ethiopia , ,348 Australia ,477 Rwanda Sweden ,643 Uganda United Kingdom ,99 Congo DR , ,731 Netherlands Burundi Norway Eritrea New Zealand SSD ,87 Denmark Other Other ,581 2,659 3,64 4,913 5,1 9,286 4, ,5 3,581 2,659 3,64 4,913 5,1 9,286 4, ,5 *departures to end of march* *departures to end of march* RESETTLEMENT DEPARTURE TRENDS BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Somalia Ethiopia Congo DR 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, - RESETTLEMENT DEPARTURE TRENDS BY MAJOR COUNTRIES OF RESETTLEMENT USA Canada Australia
10 VOLUNTARY REPATRIATION FROM KENYA BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN of Origin Sudan Burundi Rwanda Mozambique Somalia ,616 33,783 35,43 6,85 81,451 Congo Ethiopia - - Uganda Other ,616 33,789 35,47 6,276 82,455 Year 4, VolRepTrend 35, 3, No. of Individuals 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, Year 1/1
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