Asia and the Pacific

In Afghanistan, DTM employs the Baseline Mobility Assessment tool, designed to track mobility, determine the population sizes and locations of forcibly displaced people, reasons for displacement, places of origin, d

Over the reporting period, IOM maintained three strategically placed flow monitoring points (FMPs), where DTM teams monitor inflows and ouflows of IDPs, identify and register drought-affected IDP families, and provide newly arriving families with IDP Cards to facili

Currently, 3 strategically placed FMPs remain, where DTM teams monitor incoming and outgoing flows of IDPs, identify and register drought-affected IDP families, and provide newly arriving families with IDP cards to facilitate their registration for humanitarian assistance.

The role of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) within the humanitarian drought response is to monitor inflows of IDPs arriving in Herat, identify and register only the newly arriving IDP caseload, and report/share the information with humanitarian partners to facilitate onward registration

[This report is in Dari.]

IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) team mobilized to respond to critical levels of internal displacement, caused by what is being described as the worst drought in Afghanistan in decades.

The following document is a compilation of maps providing a country overview on the following topics and population groups: - Baseline Mobility Assessment | Settlement Level | Total Inflow (Returnees and IDPs)

The following compilation of maps provides information on the village population as of June 2018, by province. 

The following maps provide information on the number of returnees from abroad in different districts of the Baghlan Province, Afghanistan.   

The following document is the baseline assessment form used for the Baseline Mobility Assessments conducted by DTM Afghanistan.