Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM)’s Post

As of December 2023, Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in the East and Horn of Africa was active in seven countries, #Burundi, #Djibouti, #Ethiopia, #Kenya, #Somalia, #South Sudan and #Uganda. Its methodology includes four main components (mobility tracking, flow monitoring, registrations and surveys).    The latest 2023 Displacement Tracking Matrix regional #migration snapshot highlights key info including routes, demographic, migration drivers and more. 🔑 facts include: - 9.6M internal displacement persons (IDPs), 5.3M returnees  - 817,000 total movements observed through 16 FMPs  - 48% traveled the Eastern Route, 41% the Horn of Africa Route, 10% the Southern Route, and 1% the Northern Route    📷 Find the snapshot: https://bit.ly/4c2F9V5 

📢 Second Situational Analysis report on #Sudan Crisis is out! Data Friendly Space (DFS) and iMMAP Inc. have released the second instalment on monitoring humanitarian conditions in conflict-affected Sudan. This situational analysis examines the situation between October and November 2023 using extensive secondary data analysis based on the JIAF methodology and using theDEEP. This report aims to give key actors the necessary information to make data-driven decisions concerning the conflict in Sudan. A massive thanks to our DFS team involved in this report: James Sparkes, José Cobos Romero, and all others who have contributed to this important work. 🗒 Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dFaz54sR #dataanalysis #Sudan #humanitarian

🔎 Looking for data and information products on displacement sites in a particular crisis? Check out our new Resource Centre and a quick tutorial below on how you can explore IMPACT Initiatives resources specifically for camp and camp-like settings in support of the Camp Coordination and Camp Management Cluster, #CCCM actors, and the wider #humanitarian response From #Afghanistan to #Somalia #Ukraine to #Yemen explore our global platform to inform your decisions. https://lnkd.in/gCjCr5CQ IMPACT provides independent information and analysis on humanitarian needs, trends and response, enabling evidence-based decision-making for planning, monitoring and evaluation purposes.

Excellent visual storytelling from colleagues at DTM! This work is so important as it helps bring attention to the largest displacement crisis in the world.

📢 New Situational Analysis report on #Sudan Crisis is out! Data Friendly Space in partnership with iMMAP have released the first report on monitoring humanitarian conditions in conflict-affected Sudan. This report reports on the situation between August and September 2023 including background information and relevant data since the conflict outbreak. The report provides an updated analysis of all humanitarian sectors as well as a cross-sectoral analysis. Supported by funding from USAID, this project aims to bolster data-sharing, coordination and analysis within Sudan’s #humanitarian response in coordination with United Nations OCHA and the partners involved in the response efforts. DFS followed a rigorous Secondary #Data Review process where all publicly available data on the humanitarian situation is consolidated into a database using an analytical framework. We would love to hear from you on how you’ve utilized this report and what you would like to see further from the Situational Analysis Cell. 🗒 Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dQtz-PQr

🌍 #Africa's involvement in #PPPs has been limited relative to other continents, but that is changing lately. The discussion around geospatial PPPs in Africa has gained renewed attention coinciding with the expansion of the African #geospatialmarket in recent years. According to a World Bank estimate, between 1990 and 2020, there were 491 PPPs in 28 African countries.    To learn more, get your free copy of WGIC's Africa Geospatial PPPs report: https://lnkd.in/evsPYmzF #WGIC #PolicyReport #Africa #GeospatialPPPs #GeospatialIndustry #EconomicDevelopment #GeoTech

The interactive dashboard allows you to navigate information in the ACAPS #Ukraine regional dataset on #refugees' hosting countries. It provides visualisations in the form of graphs and metrics on refugees' population figures, their conditions in host countries, and the #humanitarian response capacity in six neighbouring countries; #CzecRepublic, #Hungary, #Moldova, #Poland, #Romania, and #Slovakia. The Masterdataset on the other hand consolidates key indicators of the Ukraine crisis for the regular comparison and analysis of available data and the tracking of historical data trends and changes in the humanitarian situation. It puts together a variety of indicators on the Ukrainian situation and several pre-existing datasets collected from ACAPS and external sources.  Access the dashboards here: https://lnkd.in/dJy9qWxt

Thank you, Tarig Ali, for creating "Sudan in Crisis: Mapping the War's Toll on People." I found it very comprehensive, yet simple and easy to follow, helping to understand the conflict and displacement in Sudan. It's a powerful tool to communicate what is happening in Sudan. #SudanInCrisis #Sudan #RaiseAwareness Explore the story map: [https://lnkd.in/dHUg-2tK)

#Myanmar | New report: analyses the current analysis ecosystem in the humanitarian context. It also highlights the #humanitarian sector’s analysis needs and gaps resulting from the reduced operational space and consequent constraints on data collection and data and information sharing. Access constraints in the country are among the highest across humanitarian crises worldwide. Download the full report: https://lnkd.in/d4Vvw3bQ

We are proud to announce: "Opportunities and barriers to local hazards and risks monitoring and governance in the Himalayas" Conference & Study Visit 12th -14th May 2024 (13 May is open to the public) The main objectives of this conference are to: • share success stories and explore implementing challenges of emerging technologies to local crisis and disaster management to strengthen digital research infrastructure and network at local levels in Nepal, Bhutan and Philippines and other Himalayan countries. • strengthen academic, policy makers, industries, emergency services and humanitarian volunteers’ partnerships between the UK, Nepal and Taiwan. • strengthen crisis and disaster research cooperation between Taiwan, Nepal, Hounslow Borough Council and Birmingham City Council. • draft plan for future joint collaborative activities. If you are interested in attending, please email DisasterStudies@aston.ac.uk to register Dr. Komal Raj Aryal Pavel Albores-Barajas Dr Ian Greatbatch Zoe Radnor #crisismanagement #disastermanagement