KAREN REFUGEE COMMITTEE. The Karen Refugee Committee, NEWSLETTER & MONTHLY REPORT
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1 KAREN REFUGEE COMMITTEE The Karen Refugee Committee, NEWSLETTER & MONTHLY REPORT May,
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3 Dear All Readers, Karen Refugee Committee Newsletter and Activity Report May On 28 th of April, KRC Chairperson and some camp representatives organized trip to Hpa-An and met with Karen s religious leaders. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss about the refugee future. Based on current situation, three conditions have been agreed to follow after the meeting. (1) To study and analyse the situation of refugees (2) To prepare for emergency needs for refugees and (3) To plan for long term solution for the returnees. On 3-30 April, KRC and KNU proposed training related to livelihood program for the refugees and preparedness for their future when they return. The training was proposed to Mae Fah Luang Foundation. The trainees include KRC s representatives, KNU district representatives, CIDKP representatives, representatives from seven camps, religious leaders and teachers, and village representatives. The total number participated is 35 in total. The training was provided by Mae Fah Luang Foundation and supported by Karen National Union, Thai government, Burmese government, Committee for Refugee Return, and Karen Refugee Committee. Based on reflection, the training is very helpful and benefit to the trainees. Not only that, the skills and knowledge provided during the training will continue serve benefit to people in refugee camps and other respective areas. We would like to thank Thai government, Burmese government, especially the Karen State government, KNU Central, especially Dooplaya district officers and Mae Fah Luang Foundation and its 12 staffs, for your support to make this training successful. We also want to thank other organizations for helping to prepare for the refugee s return. Sincerely yours, General Secretary Karen Refugee Committee 3
4 Monthly Activities Report May /05/2017 KRC Finance Advisor met with IOM in relation to survey on suicide case in Maela camp. 01/05/2017 KRC Capacity Building Officer and LAC went and monitored MDRG Specialists who will provide training to camp committee at Maela camp. 2-4/05/2017 KRC s Capacity Building Officer attended PAR training provided by TBC in relation to monitoring of most vulnerable persons at Mae Hong Song. KnRC also participated in the training. 03/05/2017 KRC Finance Advisor met with SMRU and discussed about planning for youth at SMRU office. Other participants are SMRU, MTC and BMA. 04/05/2017 KRC Health Coordinator went to Maela camp in relation to the agreement of signing IRC Water Committee. 9-11/05/2017 KRC Capacity Building Officer provided PAR training to CMT staffs at Umphiem camp. 11/05/2017 KRC Chairperson went to Umphiem camp and Committee and NGOs meeting. attended bi-monthly Camp 15/05/2017 KRC Education Coordinator met with KRCEE at KRCEE office and discussed about MOU between KRCEE and SCI for coming academic year. 15/05/2017 KRC Chairperson met with Maela camp committee, Zone leaders, Section leaders in relation to the funding reduction and financial management /05/2017 MDRG Team (KRC and CMSP) provided MDRG training at Mae Ra Moe camp. 16/05/2017 KRC Chairperson went to Tham Him camp and met with the camp committee and at the same time informed about the funding reduction and stipend issue. 16/05/2017 KRC, CMSP and TBC met at CMSP office along with CMSP staffs in relation to the reduction to of one staff from CMSP central. 17/05/2017 KRC Education Coordinator met with HI at HI office and discussed about the coming 2017 HI program activities. 18/05/2017 KRC met with SCI and KRCEE and discussed about the MOU between KRCEE and SCI at KRC office. 18/05/2017 MDRG team (KRC and CMSP) provided MDRG training at Maela Oo camp. 18/05/2017 KRC Health Coordinator went to Umphiem camp in relation to the monitoring of TBC nutritious group especially for the mother and children s nutrituous food and malnutritious condition. 19/05/2017 KRC Chairperson, Secretary, Finace Adivsor and Education Coordinator met with UNHCR and TBC and discussed the camp management issue, repatriation issue, VRC and future plan for stakeholder meeting. 4
5 22-24/05/2017 KRC Finance Advisor attended the Global Karen Baptist Fellowship in Chiang Mai /05/2017 KRC, CMSP and TBC attended TOT training organized by TBC in relation to security management at Golden Hill Resort, Maesod /05/2017 KRC Finance Advisor gave presented about KRC Youth forum at CCSDPT opening meeting at British Club, Bangkok. 26/05/2017 KRC, CMSP and TBC met and discussed about issue related to CMSP camp-based staffs. 30/05/2017 KRC Education Coordinator and Finace Advisor met with HI, RTP, KWO, SVA and KRCEE at HI office and discussed about the future HI program activities which will be rolled out in the camps 5
6 NGO Supporters: TBC The Border Consortium. Supports with food and shelter material. TBC also supports with warm clothing for refugees. TBC coordinates with the Community Management and Preparedness Program to help with administration and management capacity in all seven camps. TBC provides KRC with administrative and organizational support and helps with staff remuneration. ADRA Adventist Development and Relief Agency. Starting January 2011, ADRA assumed responsibility for vocational training formerly implemented by ZOA in all seven camps. WEAVE Promotes women and children s education and self-reliance, focusing on household issues to help women achieve more power, rights, and opportunities in refugee communities. ARC American Refugee Committee. Supports medical and health facilities. M.I. Malteser International, formerly MHD Supports medical and health facilities. World Education Support for the Institute of Higher Education. COERR Catholic Office for Emergency Relief and Refugees. Food and educational support. EVI Involved with care and support for extremely vulnerable individuals. H.I. Handicap International. Supports handicapped refugees with prostheses and rehabilitation. It also organizes annual sporting events for the handicapped. UNHCR United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Supports registration process, protection, and ultimate safe repatriation. It is currently helping with resettlement issues. SMRU Shoklo Malaria Research Unit. Supports malaria control, prevention, and treatment. SVA Supports libraries in the camps. SAVE THE CHILDREN - Support teacher training and management capacity building. PPAT Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand. Supports family planning and preventive education in refugee camps. SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL Supports Burmese refugees in the camp to address sanitation issues. RIGHT TO PLAY Support Teacher subsidies, teacher training and capacity building. IRC-LAC Support the law Address: P.O. Box 5 Mae Sot, Tak Thailand Tel: (055) Intl: Fax: (055) Intl: krc.academic@gmail.com 6
7 Camp Population Report May Register People in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of Total Pop. Families 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 <6months Male Female yrs Mae La 3,493 9,154 6,005 2, ,485 8,444 9,041 Umphiem 600 2,657 1, ,869 2,345 2,524 Nu Po 1,266 2,479 1, ,354 2,544 2,810 Mae La Oon 1,020 2,726 1, ,327 2,682 2,645 Mae Ra Moe 992 2,379 1, ,638 2,284 2,354 Htam Hin 702 1,764 1, ,581 1,745 1,836 Don Yang , Total 8,425 21,987 14,014 5, ,924 20,849 22,075 Unregister People in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La 3,754 10,336 6,895 2, ,712 9,961 9,751 Umphiem 1,798 3,329 1, , Nu Po , Mae La Oon 669 2,242 1, ,627 2,107 2,520 Mae Ra Moe 957 2,850 2, ,987 3,056 2,931 Htam Hin , Don Yang Total 8,195 20,275 13,888 4, ,494 19,696 19,798 New Arival in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La Umphiem Nu Po Mae La Oon (FT Mae Ra Moe Htam Hin Don Yang Total
8 Pre-Screening People in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La Umphiem Nu Po 1,442 2,481 1, ,116 2,068 2,048 Mae La Oon Mae Ra Moe Htam Hin 662 1, ,485 1,254 1,231 Don Yang Total 2,227 4,233 2, ,181 3,607 3,574 Number of PAB People in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La Umphiem Nu Po Mae La Oon Mae Ra Moe Htam Hin Don Yang Total Boarding House Students in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La 31 1,339 1, Umphiem Nu Po Mae La Oon Mae Ra Moe Htam Hin Don Yang Total , ,007 1,
9 Feeding Figures in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La 6,746 20,069 13,525 3,372 36,966 Umphiem 2,384 5,815 3,351 1,226 10,392 5,146 5,246 Nu Po 2,053 5,081 3,175 1,046 9,302 4,494 4,808 Mae La Oon 1,664 4,499 3,205 1, ,008 4,521 4,487 Mae Ra Moe 1,662 4,466 3,509 1,740 9,715 4,950 4,765 Htam Hin 1,187 2,964 2, ,787 2,840 2,947 Don Yang 541 1, ,707 1,309 1,398 G.Total 16,237 44,383 29,839 9,655 83,877 23,260 23,651 General Population in 7 Camps Camps Age Gender No. of 18 UP 5 yrs- 17 yrs 6 months- 4 Total Pop. Families <6months Male Female yrs Mae La Umphiem 2,404 6,074 3,419 1,308 10,801 5,351 5,450 Nu Po 3,529 5,939 3,714 1, ,662 5,646 6,016 Mae La Oon 1,721 5,112 3,549 1, ,251 4,945 5,306 Mae Ra Moe 1,964 5,369 3,680 1, ,897 5,479 5,418 Htam Hin 1,541 3,802 2, ,397 3,669 3,728 Don Yang 543 1,541 1, ,985 1,471 1,514 G.Total 51, ,737 95,074 31,040 1,536 92,608 45,771 46,837
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14 - ၂၀၁၇ ႔-၂၈ ၄ ၂၀၁၇ ႔ ၃ ၄ ၁ ၂ ၃ ၀ ၃ ၃၀ ၇ ၂ ၃၅ ၀ ၁၂ 1
15 - ၂၀၁၇ ၁ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ႔ ၃ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC SMRU, MTC ၄ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၀ IRC ၁၁ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၀ ၁၅ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၀ ၂၀၁၇-၂၀၁၈ ၁၅ ၅ ၂၀၁၁၇-၁၆ ၅ ၂၀၁၇-႔ ၁၆ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၁၇ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၀ HI ၂၀၁၇ ၁၈ ၅ ၂၀၁၇-2
16 ၁၈ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - CMSP ( MDRG Team) ႔ ၁၈ ၅ ၂၀၁၇-၀ ႔ ၁၉ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ႔ UNHCR VRC ၀ ၂၂ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၀ Global Karen Baptist Fellowship ၂၃ ၅ ၂၀၁၇-၀ ၂၅-၂၆ ၅ ၂၀၁၇-၀ ၀ ၂၆ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC, TBC ႔ ၃၀ ၅ ၂၀၁၇ - KRC ၀ KWO, SAV, ႔ 3
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