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Taraba
Bauchi
Gombe
Plateau
Jigawa
Benue
Chad
1% from
Cameroon1% from
94%
6%
191,126
93%
7%
726,454
89%
11%
819,269
Abadam
1% from Niger 1% from Niger
Chad
Niger
Cameroon
Chad
Chad1% from
Lake Chad
0 70 14035 Km
Hard to reach LGA
Returnees from abroad
Returnee IDPs
Returnees Total by State
176,201
631,722
803,753
GuzamalaKukawa
Nganzai
Marte
Yobe
Borno
Adamawa
Bali
Toro
Fune
Ibi
Biu
Gashaka
Ningi
Bama
Alkaleri
Gassol
Song
Toungo
Fufore
Kurmi
Damboa
Konduga
Tarmua
Gujba
Dukku
Mafa
Ganjuwa
Jada
Wukari
Kirfi
Fika
Bauchi
Bursari
Kaga
Geidam
Akko
Hong
Sardauna
Yusufari
Magumeri
Zaki
Donga
Karim-LamidoLau
Gubio
GwozaDarazo
Yunusari
Jakusko
Takum
Mobbar
Gamawa
Gulani
Ganye
Gombi
Hawul
Dikwa
Ussa
Shira
Ngala
Girei
Damaturu
Zing
Nafada
Ardo-Kola
Chibok
Shani
Jere
Bayo
Funakaye
Tafawa-Balewa
Misau
Dass
Damban
Warji
Bogoro
KwamiAskira/Uba
Yorro
Demsa
MaihaBalanga
Kala/Balge
Mayo-Belwa
Itas/Gadau
Machina
Katagum
Billiri
Yamaltu/Deba
Shelleng
Karasuwa
Giade
Nguru
Kaltungo
Nangere
LamurdeNuman
Guyuk
Bade
Michika
Madagali
Yola South
Shomgom
Mubi North
Bade
Potiskum
Kwaya Kusar
Mubi South
Jama'are
Jalingo
Maiduguri
Gombe
Yobe
Borno
Adamawa
Gombe
Bauchi
Jigawa
Katsina
Kano
Plateau
Nasarawa
Benue
Cross River
Taraba
Niger
Chad
Cameroon
Lake Chad
Nganzai Monguno
Marte
Abadam
KukawaGuzamala
Hard to reach LGA
Water Bodies
IDP Population by LGALess than 6,743
6,743 - 19,363
19,364 - 39,143
39,144 - 158,362
More than 158,3630 100 20050 Km
±
Lake Chad
Bali
Fune
Ibi
Biu
Gashaka
Bama
Alkaleri
Gassol
Song
Toungo
Fufore
Kurmi
Damboa
Konduga
Tarmua
Gujba
Dukku
Mafa
Ganjuwa
Jada
Wukari
Kirfi
Fika
Bauchi
Bursari
Kaga
Geidam
Akko
Hong
Sardauna
Yusufari
Magumeri
Zaki
Donga
Karim-LamidoLau
Gubio
GwozaDarazo
Yunusari
Jakusko
Takum
Mobbar
Gamawa
Gulani
Ganye
Gombi
Hawul
Dikwa
Ussa
Shira
Ngala
Girei
Damaturu
Zing
Nafada
Ardo-Kola
Chibok
Shani
Jere
Bayo
Funakaye
Tafawa-Balewa
Misau
Damban
Warji
Bogoro
KwamiAskira/Uba
Yorro
Demsa
MaihaBalanga
Kala/Balge
Mayo-Belwa
Itas/Gadau
Machina
Katagum
Billiri
Yamaltu/Deba
Shelleng
Karasuwa
Giade
Nguru
Kaltungo
Nangere
Numan
Lamurde
Guyuk
Bade
Michika
Madagali
Yola SouthYola North
Shomgom
Mubi North
Bade
Potiskum
Kwaya Kusar
Mubi South
Jama'are
Jalingo
Maiduguri
Gombe
Yobe
Borno
Adamawa
Gombe
Bauchi
Jigawa
Plateau
Benue
Taraba
Niger
Chad
Chad
Cameroon
Lake Chad
NganzaiMonguno
Marte
Abadam
KukawaGuzamala
±
Lake Chad
0 100 20050 Km
1,82713,232
43,31623,155
36,755
9,221
4,63820,75817,110
42,681
109,791
27,517
86,014
55,301
35,823
9,907
9,354
22,125
7,440
58,930
57,872
285
146,463
101,829
111,270
27,706
166,988
33,61559,535
805
30,624
5,437
1,116
2,810
163,47727,764
31,607
63,708
63,763
5,280
Chad
1% from
Cameroon1% from
Chad1% from
1% from Niger
1% from Niger
Minimal
Water
Stressed
Crisis
Emergency
XXX Returnees by LGA
(Source: FEWS NET)IPC Oct - Dec 20
Hard to reach area
Returnee
DTM Nigeria | Baseline Dashboard - North East Round 34 (November 2020)
3,880,984 IDPs and returnees were
covered by DTM Round 34
Refugee returnees
Shelter condition in return areas
8%
IDP Returnees92%
1,736,849 Individuals
SOURCE: IOM DTM NigeriaDATE: November 2020
FEEDBACK:KWENIN Henry <[email protected]>Mobile: +2349038852524
In response to the need for accurate and up-to-date information on displacement and human mobility in North-eastern Nigeria, IOM activated its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to support humanitarian communities with multi-layered data on the status, locations, vulnerabilities and needs of the affected populations. This information management product determines the status, locations, and needs of people affected by the ongoing conflict in North East Nigeria.As of 10 October 2020, the DTM has identified 2,144,135 IDPs (441,361 households) across Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, and Yobe States. This represents an increase of one per cent (25,585 persons) compared to DTM Round 33, while the number of returnees increased by 1 per cent (or 22,167 individuals) since Round 33 to reach a total number of 1,714,682 returnees in 280,980 households.
DISCLAIMER: The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic names, and related data shown on maps are not warranted to be error free nor do they imply judgment on the legal status of any territory, or any endorsement or acceptance of such boundaries by IOM.
NO DAMAGE
PARTIALLY DAMAGED
FULLY DAMAGED
171
DTMNigeria
Jigawa
Katsina
Kano
Plateau
Nasarawa
Benue
Cross River
Niger
Chad
Cameroon
Lake Chad
Nganzai
Marte
Abadam
KukawaGuzamala
±
91%
9%
Yobe
143,417
Borno
55%
45%
92%8%
Adamawa
Taraba
18%
82%
100%
Gombe
97%3%
Bauchi
64,985
1,595,817
209,125
91,525
39,266
Lake Chad
0 140 200Km70
Hard to reach LGA
Less than 101,000101,001 - 135,000135,001 - 205,000Above 205,000
IDPs in Camps &Camp-like settings
CommunitiesIDPs in Host
Water bodies
IDP Population by State
IDP presence at LGA levelIDPs by Site type and states
Food security levels in areas of return Returnees by states
*Return assessments are not conducted in Bauchi, Taraba & Gombe *Return assessments are not conducted in Bauchi, Taraba & Gombe
73%
21%
6%
Displaced individuals
In 76% of the locationssurveyed, IDPs cited foodas the main unmet need.
2,144,135
under 5 years23%
Women and Children.79%
47%
53%
57% of the IDPs are in
of the IDPs are in
of the IDPs are in
of the IDPs are Male
of the IDPs are
of the IDPs are Female
43%camps/camp like settings.
host community settings.
