SOUTH SUDAN : Humanitarian Snapshot (December 2016)

During December, displacement was reported in Central Equatoria, Western Equatoria, Western Bahr el Ghazal, Upper Nile and Unity. In Central Equatoria, new arrivals, mainly from Yei and Morobo, brought the number
of displaced people in Kajo-Keji to more than 30,000 by the end of the month, while clashes in Tindalo area near Terekeka caused the local population to flee. In Western Equatoria, small-scale displacement was reported
in and around Mundri East due to clashes in Kediba. The refugee outflow from the Equatorias continued, with more than 60,000 refugees arriving in Uganda during December. In Western Bahr El Ghazal, insecurity in and
around Wau town caused additional people to seek refuge in the protected site and collective centres. In Upper Nile, fighting in Maban caused the temporary displacement of over 8,000 local community members and
about 10,000 refugees from Doro camp. Separately, several thousand people departed Malakal Protection of Civilians (PoC) site, primarily for family reunification, while displacement continued to be reported as a result of
ongoing clashes in and around Nassir. In Unity, there were reports of displacement due to clashes, including in Koch, Gandor, Padeah and Dablual, and of new arrivals at the Bentiu PoC site. New cholera cases were
confirmed in Panyiajar County, bringing the number of counties affected by the outbreak country-wide in 2016 to 10.
KEY FIGURES
xx Estimated number of IDPs by State New cholera outbreak
1.85 million 223,862 xx South Sudanese refugees in ! Refugee location Manyo
neighbouring countries
Internally displaced IDPs in Protection IDP location PoC site Renk

people of Civilians sites External displacement Hot spot Renk

Reported internal displacement

Elderly Men Elderly Women Increased total displacement
1% 2%
Decreased total displacement 297,168
Elderly Men
Men Women
14% 23% No change SUDAN
Men
223,862 Maban
IDPs in Boys Melut )
! !
PoCs Girl
!
Fashoda !
!
!
Boys Girls 7,754 ! Beneshowa
30% 30% Women Abyei region Pariang
Panyikang
Malakal
Upper Nile
Malakal
Elderly women Abiemnhom P Baliet
Rubkona
Aweil North
Aweil East Twic ) Bentiu P
Mayom Longochuk
Guit
288,723
Aweil West
Aweil Unity Fangak
261,541 1.4 million Raja
Northern Aweil South
P Gogrial
West
Gogrial East Canal/Pigi
Luakpiny/Nasir
) Maiwut

Refugees in South Sudan South Sudanese refugees ! Raja )Koch Nyirol

Bahr el Ghazal Kuajok
Ulang
Nasir
ETHIOPIA
in neighbouring countries Aweil Centre
P Tonj North 534,689 Ayod
P
Warrap Mayendit
M dit
itt )
7,101 Leer)
NEEDS AND RESPONSE Tonj East
338,821
P
Western )Wau 5,272 Payu
yuel
yu Duk
Panyijiar Akobo
Jur River Rumbek North
Bahr el Ghazal Wau
Baggari Gadiang
g
Jonglei
People in need 6.1 million CENTRAL ) Rumbek Centre
AFRICAN Cueibet Twic East 378,821 Pochalla

People targeted 5.1 million REPUBLIC 105,846 Tonj South P Rumbek Yirol East

Lakes Rumbek East

People assisted Nagero

4.9 million (as of 30 Nov 2016) Bor South
Yirol West
Wulu 118,854 Awerial P Bor
Pibor

Tambura )
FUNDING TREND 2013 - 2016 ($ MILLION) Mvolo
)
$228m 1500 4,932 Yambio Terekeka

(15%) unfunded Western Equatoria Mundri

2016 West ) Kapoeta North
Mundri Lafon
requirements 1200
Ezo
Ibba Maridi
East Central Equatoria Eastern Equatoria
Kapoeta East
$ 1.3b
! 106,029 Juba
$1.1B
900
Nzara
Bungu
g
! !
\ !! Lodu

(85%) P
Wonduruba
109,857Kapoeta South
Yambio Lainya Budi
funded and 600 198,977 Lobonok
)PTorit
Torit
Yei
commitments Estimated number of IDPs Lainya os
Ikotos
by location
DEMOCRATIC Magwi Magwi
92,194
Yei
300 )
Lasu) 640,008
Moli
75,001 - 130,000 REPUBLIC OF Kajo-keji
50,001 - 75,000 66,672 Morobo
) Pageri
KENYA
30001 - 50000 THE CONGO
10,001 - 30,000
0 5,001 - 10,000
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1,001 - 5,000
1 - 1,000
2013 2014 2015 2016 UGANDA
Creation date: 10 Jan 2016 (data as of 31 Dec 2016) Sources: IOM, UNHCR OCHA and humanitarian partners Feedback: imusouth@un.org, ochasouthsudan@un.org www.unocha.org/south-sudan www.reliefweb.int
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Final boundary between the Republic of South Sudan and the Republic of Sudan has not yet been determined. Final status of Abyei region is not yet determined.