1. Inter agency coordination MEETING 3 FEBRUARY 2017
1.       Welcome remarks
2.       Situation update
3.       Emergency site planning
4.       WASH sector update
5.       AOB  

2. Influx by country of origin in 2016
Total
South Sudan *
489,265
DR Congo
39,464
Burundi
14,295
Somalia
5,890
Other
3,154
Grand Total
552,068
The monthly arrival average to Uganda around
46,000
* Source OPM

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4. South Sudan influx trend
Trend in 2016
Trend 1 January st February 2017
1st Feb 6,765
38,720 Average per Month
Daily average
arrivals 2,049 ind.
65% Children below < 18
45% Male
85% Women and Children
55% Female
Source : Office of the Prime Minister, Refugee Department and UNHCR Field Offices
Figures since July based on manual registration and headcounts. Confirmed figure will be available after bio-metric registration
3% Elderly

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15. SGBV Incidents Reported SGBV Survivors Supported
Ssd Sector indicators (last week of January 2017)
PROTECTION
PUBLIC HEALTH
WASH
NUTRITION
11.74
Litres/pp/pd
Provided 20
SGBV Incidents Reported
0.03
Crude Mortality
Rate
1,941
Treated for
MAM 31
SGBV Survivors Supported
36.04
Persons /
Latrine
0.15
<5 Mortality
Rate
537
Treated for
SAM
475
Refugees per
Hygiene Promoter
2,069
Separated Children
Reported

16. Refugee settlement population (31 Jan 2017) Rhino, bidibidi, Palorinya
Bidibidi Settlement
272,206 refugees
Rhino Settlement
86,770 refugees
Palorinya Settlement
74,255 refugees

17. SITE planning - South sudan refugees
Ongoing reception
Palorinya, Moyo district (opened on 3 December 2016, will reach reasonable carrying population of 100,000 refugees within max. 10 days)
New sites identified
Imvepi (Arua): 110,000 individuals
Possible expansion of Rhino (Arua): 50,000 + ind.
Palabek (Lamwo district): 100,000 + ind.

18. 2017 influx planning figures

19. Thank you