Lake Chad Map - usaid
ACTIVE USG PROGRAMS FOR THE LAKE CHAD BASIN RESPONSE Last Updated 09/30/17
NIGER
IPs
CHAD
ICRC
IPs
NIGER
IOM
ICRC
127,300
UNHAS IPs
UNHCR
WFP
UNHCR
106,100
UNHAS
UNHAS UNICEF
WFP
D I F FA fo
UNICEF
rm
L AC
er ly
IPs
La
Z INDER
ke
C
Diffa
Bol
Baga-Sola ha
d
Damasak
Lake Chad
CHAD ejia
d
9,100
a
Ha
ng
YO B E
Bu
JIGAWA
118,800
Monguno
BO R N O
Rann Dikwa
Damataru Maiduguri Bama
#
Internal Displacement (By Country)
#
Nigerian Refugees
Source: IOM, July, August 2017
Source: UNHCR, April, August, September 2017
Cha
UNHAS Destinations B AG U IRMI
ri
IDP Camps and Camp-Like Settings Source: IOM, January 2017
Damboa
Gwoza
FA R N O RT H Maroua
NIGERIA
GOMBE
B AUCH I
e
Agriculture and Food Security
Gongola
e
nu
NIGERIA FAO IPs
B ADA M AWA
Economic Recovery and Market Systems Education
CAMEROON
TANDJIL É In-Kind Food Assistance Food Vouchers
CAMEROON IPs
IPs
IPs
Cash Transfers for Food
235,900 90,600
Yola WHO
IPs
IOM UNHAS
UNDP
UNICEF
UNHAS
N O RT H
UNHCR
UNICEF
B EN UE WFP
UNICEF
WHO
NE
IPs
C
O Analysis, Humanitarian Studies, or Applications Logistics Support and Relief Commodities Non-Food Items Nutrition
L O G O NE O RIENTAL
Protection
WFP
ICRC
A DA M AO UA UNHCR
L
Multi-Sector Assistance
UNHAS WFP
GO
A L O and Humanitarian Coordination ENT Information Management CID Local and Regional Procurement
OCHA
UNFPA
OCHA UNHAS
Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response Health
ICRC
UNICEF
IOM
Stressed Source: FEWS NET Nigeria, Niger, and Chad : October 2017MAYO - January 2018 projections
KEBBI ES T
*in Adawama, Borno, & Yobe
Be
Emergency Crisis
Lo USAID/OFDA USAID/FFP State/PRMgonUSAID/Nigeria
1.6 million
PLAT EAU
ESTIMATED FOOD SECURITY LEVELS
Program map also reflects active programs funded in previous years, including programs through the UN Development Program(UNDP), UN Department for Safety and Security (UNDSS), and the UN Population Fund (UNFPA).
The boundaries and names used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the U.S. Government.
Protection and Assistance Risk Management Policy and Practice
CENTRAL AFRICAN Water, Sanitation, Rand E PHygiene UBLIC Shelter and Settlements
NIGER
IPs
CHAD
ICRC
IPs
NIGER
IOM
ICRC
127,300
UNHAS IPs
UNHCR
WFP
UNHCR
106,100
UNHAS
UNHAS UNICEF
WFP
D I F FA fo
UNICEF
rm
L AC
er ly
IPs
La
Z INDER
ke
C
Diffa
Bol
Baga-Sola ha
d
Damasak
Lake Chad
CHAD ejia
d
9,100
a
Ha
ng
YO B E
Bu
JIGAWA
118,800
Monguno
BO R N O
Rann Dikwa
Damataru Maiduguri Bama
#
Internal Displacement (By Country)
#
Nigerian Refugees
Source: IOM, July, August 2017
Source: UNHCR, April, August, September 2017
Cha
UNHAS Destinations B AG U IRMI
ri
IDP Camps and Camp-Like Settings Source: IOM, January 2017
Damboa
Gwoza
FA R N O RT H Maroua
NIGERIA
GOMBE
B AUCH I
e
Agriculture and Food Security
Gongola
e
nu
NIGERIA FAO IPs
B ADA M AWA
Economic Recovery and Market Systems Education
CAMEROON
TANDJIL É In-Kind Food Assistance Food Vouchers
CAMEROON IPs
IPs
IPs
Cash Transfers for Food
235,900 90,600
Yola WHO
IPs
IOM UNHAS
UNDP
UNICEF
UNHAS
N O RT H
UNHCR
UNICEF
B EN UE WFP
UNICEF
WHO
NE
IPs
C
O Analysis, Humanitarian Studies, or Applications Logistics Support and Relief Commodities Non-Food Items Nutrition
L O G O NE O RIENTAL
Protection
WFP
ICRC
A DA M AO UA UNHCR
L
Multi-Sector Assistance
UNHAS WFP
GO
A L O and Humanitarian Coordination ENT Information Management CID Local and Regional Procurement
OCHA
UNFPA
OCHA UNHAS
Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response Health
ICRC
UNICEF
IOM
Stressed Source: FEWS NET Nigeria, Niger, and Chad : October 2017MAYO - January 2018 projections
KEBBI ES T
*in Adawama, Borno, & Yobe
Be
Emergency Crisis
Lo USAID/OFDA USAID/FFP State/PRMgonUSAID/Nigeria
1.6 million
PLAT EAU
ESTIMATED FOOD SECURITY LEVELS
Program map also reflects active programs funded in previous years, including programs through the UN Development Program(UNDP), UN Department for Safety and Security (UNDSS), and the UN Population Fund (UNFPA).
The boundaries and names used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the U.S. Government.
Protection and Assistance Risk Management Policy and Practice
CENTRAL AFRICAN Water, Sanitation, Rand E PHygiene UBLIC Shelter and Settlements
