WEEKLY UPDATE Voluntary Repatriation of Somali Refugees From Kenya.

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1 Reported departure as of 11th November 216 WEEKLY UPDATE Voluntary Repatriation of Somali Refugees From Kenya. 216 DEPARTURES FROM KENYA CUMULATIVE DEPARTURES FROM DADAAB 216 DADAAB SUMMARY CONVOYS SUMMARY CUMULATIVE DEPARTURES FROM KENYA Details Totals ROAD CONVOYS 99 Location Individuals Location Location Year Total No. of Households 5,623 Dadaab 28,764 Dadaab 34, No. of Individuals 28,764 FLIGHTS 167 Nairobi 15 Nairobi ,862 2,754 5,616 No. of s 14,449 Mogadishu 153 Kakuma 381 Kakuma ,449 14,315 28,764 No. of s 14,315 Kismayu 4 Grand Total 29,16 Grand Total 35,261 Total 17,566 17,299 34,865 No. of Special Needs 1,299 Baidoa 1 35, 3, 28, Departures from Kenya 35, 3, Cumulative departure trends from Dadaab \ 28,764 25, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, Dadaab Nairobi Kakuma 2, 15, 1, 5, ,449 5, ,862 2, Total 14,315 Areas of Return in Somalia 13,954 5,533 Mogadishu Baidoa Luuq Kismayo Year of Arrival ,56 87 Departures from Refugee s in Dadaab in 216 Total: 28,764 11, 3,7 6, <29 6,751 1, ,636 1, ,882 6,833 2,435 5,546 3,912 5,871 Cases of people with special Needs Single Parent 7,6,56,5,55,4,54,3,53,2,52,1,51, 5 5 1,1,52,2,53,3,54,4,55,5,56,6,57, Dagahaley Hagadera Ifo Ifo 2 Kambioos Occupation Analysis 1,573 1, Farmers (crop and vegetable) Disability Older person at risk Woman at Risk Unaccompanied or separated child *Individual without education level Source: UNHCR S.O Dadaab (ProGres) Single parent Specific legal and physical protection needs 7,759 7,146 3,523 2,71 16 Housekeepers 2,469 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Contacts: Mr. Denis Alma Kuindje, Senior Protection Coordinator: kuindje@unhcr.org UNHCR SO Dadaab, November / 5

2 1,541 1,529 3,1 3,197 2,744 2,789 7,154 6,8 Profile of Voluntary Repatriation Departures Cumulative Analysis Reported Departures From 1st January to 11th November 216 Breakdown by of Asylum, Age and Gender Grand Total Breakdown by Marital Status Marital Status Total % F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total F M Total Persons % HouseHolds Divorced % Dagahaley ,435 8% 512 Married 3,68 2,459 6,67 21% Hagadera , , , , ,546 19% 122 Single 1,15 11,694 21,799 76% Ifo , , ,912 14% 834 Separated % Ifo 2 1,17 1,217 2,387 1,497 1,764 3, ,72 1,929 1,744 1,427 3, , 17% 1992 Windowed % Kambioos , , , , ,871 2% 165 Grand Total 14,449 14,315 28,764 1% Grand Total 2,843 3,15 5,948 4,126 4,532 8,658 2,331 2,644 4,975 4,878 3,626 8, ,764 1% 5,623 NB: returnees are minors representing 68% and 9183 are adults (31%). 19,581 68% 68% Marital Status Analysis Breakdown by Year of Arrival in the camp 14, Breakdown by Year of Arrival in the camp 9, Breakdown by Education Level 14, Arrival Year F M Total % Education Level Total % Before % 12, With Education 3,816 13% 12, % Informal education 3,27 11% P % 1, Kindergarten 553 2% 1, % No Education 21,368 74% % 8, Grand Total 28,764 1% 8, % % 6, Education Level Analysis 6, % % 4, No Education 4, ,635 6% ,189 4% 2, 21 1,78 1,585 3,293 11% Kindergarten 2, Informal education ,56 1,926 7% ,626 6% With Education Divorced Married Single Separated Windowed 211 6,833 6,751 13,584 47% ,554 5% 5, 1,15,2,25, Breakdown by Place of Return ,455 5% Return Area Total % % Baidoa 3,1 3,197 6,27 22% Grand Total 14,449 14,315 28,764 1% s 2,748 Kismayo 7,154 6,8 13,954 49% Breakdown by Occupation Luuq 1,541 1,529 3,7 11% 14,95 Mogadishu 2,744 2,789 5,533 19% Occupation Total % HouseKeepers 2,485 Afgoye % 6,224 22% Farmers (Crop and Vegetables) 1,392 Grand Total 14,449 14,315 28,764 1% Dairy And Livestock Producers 1,1 4% Farmers (Crop and Vegetables) 1,392 5% Dairy And Livestock Producers 1,1 Place of Return Analysis HouseKeepers 2,485 9% 14,95 52% 6,224 s 2,748 1% 2, 4, 6, 8, 1, 12, 14, 16, 8, Grand Total 28,764 1% 7, Breakdown by Vulnerability Vulnerability Individuals % Disability 78 2% Older Person at Risk 182 1% Woman at Risk 118 % Separated Child 213 1% Specific legal needs 32 % Single Parent 46 % No Vulnerability 27,465 95% Grand Total 28,764 1% Disability Older Person at Risk Woman at Risk Separated Child Specific legal needs Single Parent No Vulnerability 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Baidoa Kismayo Luuq Mogadishu Afgoye UNHCR SO Dadaab, November / 5

3 OCCUPATION ANALYSIS BY AGE GROUP Grand Total Occupation Analysis Total Total Total Total Total Persons % Housekeepers (including housewives) , , , ,485 9% ,672 1,476 1,739 3, , ,71 3,523 6,224 22% 1,911 2,95 4,6 3,317 3,617 6, , ,2 1, ,146 7,759 14,95 52% ,1 4% Farmers (crop and vegetable) , ,392 5% 932 1,8 1, ,172 1,576 2,748 1% Grand Total 2,843 3,15 5,948 4,126 4,532 8, ,644 4,975 4,878 3,626 8, ,449 14,315 28,764 1% Occupation Analysis by Age Group Row 14 Labels M M 6+, 275 Housekeepers 12 (including housewives) , ,956 6 Farmers (crop 11and vegetable) , 4, 4,6 4 Farmers 2 (crop and vegetable) ,734 P , 6,934 Housekeepers (including housewives) Housekeepers (including housewives) Farmers (crop and vegetable) EDUCATION ANALYSIS BY AGE GROUP Grand Total Education Analysis Total Total Total Total Total Persons % No education 2,793 3,48 5,841 3,38 3,58 6, ,561 4,123 2,328 6, ,254 1,114 21,368 74% Informal education , , ,392 1,635 3,27 11% Kindergarten % With Education ,43 1, ,51 1, ,521 2,295 3,816 13% Grand Total 2,843 3,15 5,948 4,126 4,532 8,658 2,331 2,644 4,975 4,878 3,626 8, ,449 14,315 28,764 1% Education Analysis by Age Group Row 14 Labels 12 No education With 3 Education Informal 8 education Kindergarten Kindergarten With 4 Education Informal education No education Occupation Analysis by Gender 1, 8, 6, 4, 2, 2, 4, 6, 8, Education Analysis by Gender 1217, 1, No education 6+, , 6,451 4, 5, , 6,888 No education Informal education Kindergarten With Education 15, 1, 5, 5, 1, 15, UNHCR SO Dadaab, November / 5

4 Trends of POCs Approaching the Return Help Desk Trends POCs Approaching Return Help Desk Per Year Per as of 11th November 216 Years Dagahaley Hagadera Ifo Ifo 2 Kambioos Total , , , ,243 9,484 6,432 16,393 9,83 45,635 Nov Grand Total 6,38 13,687 8,852 24,947 13,27 67, Trends of POCs Approching the Return Help Desk per year per camp Dagahaley Hagadera Ifo Ifo 2 Kambioos Trends of POCs Approaching the Return Help Desk between May 215 and October May15 Jun15 Jul15 Aug15 Sep15 Oct15 Nov15 Dec15 Jan16 Feb16 Mar16 Apr16 May16 Jun16 Jul16 Aug16 Sep16 Oct16 Nov16

5 Return Help Desk Statistics Per for those willing to Return as of 11th November Years 5 11 Years Years Years 6 + Years Total % Dagahaley ,519 9% Hagadera , ,775 2% Ifo ,645 13% Ifo ,32 1, ,171 2,491 1, ,298 4% Kambioos ,968 18% Grand Total 2,137 2,36 3,67 3,989 2,244 2,829 5,772 4, ,25 1% 3, 2,5 2, 1,5 1, 5 Place of Return to Somalia Time of Return to Somalia per Is it Area of Origin? Place of Return Yes No Unknown Total Return Period Dagahaley Hagadera Ifo IFO 2 Kambioos Total Kismayo 1,29 9, ,98 3 Months 2,514 5,768 3,573 11,81 4,939 27,875 Mogadishu 1,679 1,2 36 2,717 3 to 6 Months Baidoa 1,91 2, ,392 In one year period Dinsor Luuq Belet Hawa Grand Total 2,519 5,775 3,645 11,298 4,968 28,25 Buale "" Place of Return refers to: Sakow, Bardera, Afmadow, Jamame, El Waq, Jilib, Marka, Afgoye, Belet Weyne, Garbahare, Grand Total 14,319 13, ,25 Abduwaq, Wajid, Kurtun Warey, Barbera, Qansah Dere, Jowhar, Bosaso and Galkayo Status Total Total Interviewed 67,136 Willing to Return 66,733 Not willing to Return 43 Returnees 34,865 Inactivated 3,663 Active 28,25 4 Years 5 11 Years Years Years 6 + Years Dagahaley Hagadera From the launch of Return Help Desk in all Dadaab's camps at the end of November 213; 67,136 PoCs were interviewed and 66,733 among them have expressed their intention to repatriate to Somalia. 34,865 Individuals have been repatriated to Somalia as of 11th November ,663 have been inactivated in progres database for Noshow or spontaneous departure. While 28,25 refugees willing to return (in principle) remain active. Despite the relatively high number of refugees who have indicated their willingness to return, some have changed their mind which has impacted the voluntary repatriation plans. It is also worth noting that in the absence of finalized plan (which is almost done) for the assistance to returnees going to areas beyond the 9 opened for returns, it has not been possible to facilitate the return of refugees going to those areas. This has generated complaints from refugees and may have justified some spontaneous departures. Returns by road to/through Jubbaland have been suspended Ifo Ifo 2 Kambioos UNHCR SO Dadaab, November / 5