Sudan — Baseline Assessment — Returnees from Abroad — Round 6
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DTM Sudan, DTMSudan@iom.int
Ubicación
Sudan
Actividad
- Mobility Tracking
- Baseline Assessment
Fecha de instantánea
Jan 01 2023 -Mar 31 2023
DTM estimates a total accumulative number of 309,724 returnees from abroad (59,003 households) among 335 locations in 31 localities from across 11 states in Sudan. The increase in number of returnees from abroad observed since Round Five is reflective of the expansion of field team operations to additional states, as well as field teams visiting additional locations within previous states of operation. Reporting in a chronological manner, approximately 58,232 returnees from abroad (19% of the total caseload) reportedly returned to their locations of origin between 2003 and 2010. The highest proportion
of returnees from abroad (123,091) reported that they returned between 2011 and 2015 (40%), followed by 14,677 returnees in 2016 (5%), 8,465 returnees in 2017 (3%), 12,445 in 2018 (4%), 6,901 returnees in 2019 (2%), 6,901 in 2020 (2%), 3,128 in 2021 (1%), and 75,971returnees in 2022 (24%).
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