This district-level report provides an overview of key thematic areas covered by the Nalaikh district rapid assessment on population, migration and needs between September 2022 and February 2023. Current data collection is the third phase of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Mobility tracking assessment done by IOM Mongolia in Ulaanbaatar.

Similar to phase one, this study explores eight primary themes across Nalaikh district, namely, population baseline figures, registration, internal arrivals and departures (migration), employment, financial situation, mobility-related challenges, and services and infrastructure. Data are collected through key informant interviews with kheseg leaders, who are well informed about their communities, resources and local context.

This report provides an overview of key thematic areas covered by the Ulaanbaatar city-wide rapid assessment on population, migration and needs between September 2022 and February 2023. Current data collection is the third phase of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Mobility tracking assessment done by IOM Mongolia in Ulaanbaatar.

Similar to phase one, this study explores eight primary themes across Ulaanbaatar, namely, population baseline figures, registration, internal arrivals and departures (covered as separate themes), employment, financial situation, mobility-related challenges, and services and infrastructure. Data are collected through key informant interviews with kheseg leaders, who are well-informed about their communities, resources and local context.

This infographic presents the key findings from the Displacement and Solutions Report. The data used in the report is from the mobility tracking component of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme in Libya.

This publication presents DTM Libya’s Displacement and Solutions Package, which presents the analysis of displacement situation in Libya using Data for Solutions to Internal Displacement (DSID) framework. The analysis utilizes DTM Round 45 data (December 2022) and estimates that out of 125,802 persons identified as displaced 75,643 are on solutions pathways. Furthermore, out of the 705,426 persons previously displaced (IDP returnees) who had returned to their places of origin 616,832 persons are on solutions pathways. Till mid-2023 no new internal displacements have been reported in Libya.

La Mauritanie est un pays particulièrement vulnérable aux risques de catastrophes telles que les sécheresses et les inondations. Dans le contexte du changement climatique, le pays a connu ces dernières années des événements environnementaux extrêmes  se matérialisant par des sécheresses prolongées, des inondations et des feux de brousses ravageant d’importantes surfaces de terres agricoles.
Face à cette situation et à une menace toujours présente, il est devenu urgent de prévenir ces catastrophes et de renforcer la capacité des différents acteurs intervenant dans la réduction des risques de catastrophe et  la gestion des catastrophes à faire face aux menaces. C’est dans ce cadre que le projet visant la réduction des risques de catastrophes, financé par la protection civile et l’aide humanitaire de l’Union Européenne, un réseau d’informateurs clés (au niveau communautaire) et un système d’alertes précoces sur les risques de catastrophes ont été mis en place au niveau de dix villages de la moughataa  (département) de Bassikounou et de dix autres dans la moughataa de Adel Bagrou. Ces informateurs remontent les informations (alertes météos, risques de sécheresses, etc.) vers un point focal des alertes qui se charge de vérifier la véracité et la pertinence de l’information avant d’ en informer les services techniques compétents.