1. Burundi refugee situation UNHCR Donors briefing Nairobi, 17 September 2015

4. Arrivals Trend Per Country

5. Monthly Arrivals Trend Per Country Source: Gvts registration database and UNHCR Burundi Emergency portal RWA TZA UGA DRC TOT. Apr23,1042101,3527,66032,326 May6,01251,5793,8802,26363,734 June27,37318,0705,0811,57752,101 July14,71111,7752,7731,90031,159 August4,3516,9126081,59313,464 TOTAL75,55188,54613,69414,993192,784

6. PROTECTION OUTLOOK

7. UNHCR Position on voluntary return to Burundi

8.  Over 70,000 refugees of which 43,000+ in Mahama camp and 24,000 in urban settings  Main challenges:  6,000 shelter and 200 dischargeable latrines facilities need to be fully funded with the rainy season approaching (El Nino)  Education: formal education following Rwandan curriculum in 2016 (construction of 180 extra classrooms + scholastic material and teaching staff needed)  Development of urban refugees programme to avoid refugees running out of resources ETHIOPIA RWANDA: Major developments

9. TANZANIA: Major developments  Nyarugusu camp overcrowded: 160,000 refugees. 50,000 pax. to be relocated by 31/12  New sites Nduta (capacity 35,000 pax) and Mtendeli (capacity 24,000). 1 st phase relocation to start on 01/10 for 30,000 from flood-prone areas/mass shelters  Main challenges: water provision, SGBV, shelter capacity – 38,000 individuals still in mass reception shelters

10.  Relocation to Lusenda site ongoing: 8,043 transported  New site (Katungulu 1) identified (Lusenda max. capacity:10,000 pax)  Screening and relocation of 400 new arrivals in Katanga, Manyema  Sensitization campaign to boost school enrollment DRC: Major developments

11.  Non-camp settlement approach – high initial cost in establishing basic services  Nakivale refugee settlement reaching full capacity; new settlements identified, need infrastructure upgrade  Major challenges: Safe water supply in settlement, low primary education enrollment rate (50%), congestion of reception centres  Operation coping with three simultaneous emergency influxes (South Sudan, DRC, Burundi) UGANDA: Major developments

12. Revised Regional Refugee Response Plan 2015 Planned and Funded as of 15/09/2015 (USD)

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