REPORTING PERIOD FROM 25 OCTOBER TO 7 NOVEMBER

OCHA/UNMIT Integrated Humanitarian Coordination Team 2008/Issue No. 20:

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The Humanitarian Update (HU) aims at providing a periodic analysis of current humanitarian issues, facts and policy developments in Timor-Leste with primary attention given to internally displaced people (IDPs). The HU is based on voluntary information inputs from UN Agencies, Funds and Programmes, NGO members of the Humanitarian Coordination Committee and other partners. It analyses information from a variety of sector coordination meetings involving Timorese authorities. The HU is coordinated and issued by the OCHA/UNMIT Integrated Humanitarian Coordination Team (IHCT), on a fortnightly basis. Contributions and comments can be sent to the OCHA/UMMIT IHCT in Dili, Focal Points: medhurst@un.org (mobile: +670 736 55 78) and hadin@un.org, (mobile +670 731 16 43).

OF NOTE

• During the reporting period, movement commenced out of Canossa Balide and F-FDTL Tasi Tolu IDP camps. For further details please see p. 2

• A Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Workshop, facilitated by UNICEF and intending to map the sector’s capacity and provide tools to feed

into its Emergency Preparedness Activities, took place in Dili between 4 – 7 November. Further details on the outcome will be included in the next Humanitarian Update.

• The third Government Retreat on the Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru National Recovery Strategy will take place on 21 November.

HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO IDPS UPDATE

WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE

As a follow up to the Jakarta training, which took place between 22 and 25 September, the two participants from Plan and DNSAS are planning to organise an Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (EWASH) technical training in Dili in Bahasa Indonesia. The training will occur during the first week of December. Plan and DNSAS will organise the training and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and Plan will fund the initiative.

CAMP DECOMMISSIONING

The Emergency Water and Sanitation and Hygiene Working Group (EWASH-WG) continues to decommission IDP camps as IDPs are facilitated to return by the Ministry of Social Solidarity (MSS). Decommissioning activities have been ongoing in the following camps:

• Metinaro: On 29 November, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Plan held a decommissioning meeting with the Metinaro camp manager, IDP school committee members, IDP WatSan committee members, Chefe de Succo (Duyung), District Administrator representative and regional coordinator for education (Dili and Liquica). The meeting discussed the decommissioning of WatSan infrastructure in the camp. The IDPs were vocal in their need for shelter support in light of the upcoming rainy season. It was decided that facilities would be handed over to the community living in Metinaro. Further negotiations with the Chefe de Succo will take place in the next weeks. Additionally, Plan delivered a repair and maintenance training to WatSan sub committees.

HUMANITARIAN UPDATE TIMOR-LESTE

11 November

Updates Included in this Issue: • Humanitarian Assistance to

IDPs - WatSan and Hygiene - Child Protection page 2 - Youth page 2

• IDP Relocation and Resettlement Process - Update on Movements page 2 - Transitional Shelter page 3 - Post Return Monitoring page 4 - WatSan and Hygiene page 4 - Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru page 4

• Of Broader Interest

- Food Aid/Security page5 - Youth page6 - Child Protection page6

• Security Update page 6

• Latest maps

• Airport: This camp is on the Ministry of Public Works’ (MoPW) list to backfill septic tanks and to level the ground. IOM has raised concerns that the septic tanks have yet to be sealed.

• Igreja Balide: All IDPs have left the camp; Oxfam is currently planning the cleaning up of the site, with the work done by their team and by the MoPW.

• Obrigado Barracks: This camp was put as a priority camp on the list submitted to the MoPW by the EWASH-WG, requesting their support in levelling decommissioned IDP sites.

• Hera Port: Oxfam is continuing to clean the site without the support of District Administration which was reported not to be able to support further the rehabilitation process in this camp.

• Motael camp: IOM is facilitating meetings between Plan, the camp manager and the Padre to discuss decommissioning for the closure of the camp.

• The E-WASH WG has presented a letter to the Ministry of Public Works, attached to a list of prioritised camps where IDPs have left, requesting equipment from MoPW to flatten the sites. The group is waiting for an answer from MoPW.

CHILD PROTECTION

Plan continued to provide support to MSS Directorate of National Social Reinsertion and SLS agencies in respect of ongoing child protection cases in Farol, Motael and Metinaro IDP camp.

YOUTH

• Plan organised sporting events for 180 youth from Metinaro IDP camp. Male and female youth from all four zones competed in soccer and football matches.

• Plan provided 100 trees for youth to plant in Metinaro IDP camp as part of reforestation activity. 20 youth participated in the first stage of the planting.

IDP RELOCATION AND RESETTLEMENT PROCESS

UPDATE ON IDP MOVEMENTS

With the return of IDPs from Canossa Balide and FFDTL Tasi-Tolu camps, more than 9,900 IDP families will have received a recovery or reintegration package under the Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru National Recovery Strategy; 33 IDP camps have now closed according to the Ministry of Social Solidarity (MSS).

A breakdown of information from MSS relating to the latest IDP movements is as follows:

• The return and reintegration of IDPs who wished to return home from Canossa Balide IDP camp commenced on 29 October, with a total of 644 families assisted. The camp is now closed.

• Movement out of FFDTL Tasi-Tolu IDP camp occurred on 6 November. A total of 14 families were assisted. The camp is now closed. Please see the map attached.

• Movement out of Central Pharmacy, SD Farol, Yayasan Hak, Belun, Fokupers and Radio Loriku IDP camps is expected to commence on 17 November.

• The verification process is complete for Igreja Hosana and Igreja Becora. The verification process is ongoing for Cathedral, Igreja Motael and the Baucau IDP camps.

• IOM and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) assisted MSS to move IDPs from the FFDTL Tasi Tolu site. IOM also assisted MSS with the return of IDPs from Canossa Balide and assisted in preparations for the peaceful return of IDPs from Obrigado Barracks camp (OB), including mediations about land and housing disputes, meetings between the IDPs and chefe de aldeias when needed. In

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Right: Children in Motael IDP camp. Photo: Martine Perret - UNMIT

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addition, the IOM return team together with some of the SLS staff accompanied the families that went from OB to the districts. The movement to the districts involved 31 families, departing Dili on Friday 24 October and arriving in various locations the following day. This new system was adopted partially in response to a Government request, but also in order to address many of the concerns and issues that had been raised during the regional meeting in Baucau about the total lack of coordination and information sharing in regard to the movements to the districts. This time every segment of the convoy was linked up with an UNPol patrol or with a Community Policing Unit (CPU) patrol. Organisations working in the region were also informed and accompanied the process. IOM’s return team has also been supporting return intentions assessments and return preparations for Escola Primaria and the other Farol camps, Igreja Becora and Central Pharmacy (Sames). IOM’s return team has also been supporting the Metinaro SLS team in finalising the return intention assessment and analysing the data gathered. A strategy was proposed and will be further discussed and coordinated with the MSS dialogue teams.

TRANSITIONAL SHELTER UPDATE

A total of 79 rooms remain available in Transitional Shelter sites with a further 23 possibly available at Karantina if water trucking is increased.

The table below shows the current occupancy rate for transitional shelters in Dili as of 6 November:

Transitional Shelter Room Occupancy No. of Individuals Latrines Water points

Tibar (NRC) Decommissioned

123 shelter rooms decommissioned 6 October

50 61

Karantina (built by GoTL) 49 / 72 302 32 46

Tasi Tolu (NRC) 28/100 149 50 58

Becora I (NRC) 95 / 96 532 47 44

Becora II (NRC) 55 / 60 (plus Baucau IDPs) 323 30 36

Hera (NRC) 21 / 53 N/A N/A N/A

Becora Market (NRC) 160/163 1038 82 10

Total 102 unoccupied rooms 2344 - -

Additional information about the Transitional Shelter sites is outlined below:

• Tasi Tolu: The Tasi Tolu and Karantina transitional shelter teams, assisted by staff and trucks from IOM facilitated MSS to move families out of the adjacent FFDTL army base. Some families were recognised as also living in the Transitional Shelter.

• Karantina: The lack of water to this site is still a concern – TRIANGLE GH continues to provide sufficient water for the current number of residents, pending repairs to the DNAS line. Some local community members report being allocated land in the grounds of the transitional shelter for use as a market place.

• Becora UNITAL: The first group of 30 IDPs from Baucau were accommodated in Becora UNITAL during their verification; a second group is planned for the 10 November. IDPs from UNITAL were facilitated to visit MV Dolous (the book ship) with transport provided by TRIANGLE GH. Plan awarded certificates to youth and adults who participated in Child Protection Trainings. Plan also held a consultation with children, the camp coordinator and parents in order to resume children’s play activities.

• Becora Market: IDPs from UNITAL were facilitated to visit MV Dolous (the book ship) with transport provided by TRIANGLE GH. The International Monetary Fund Timor-Leste (IMFTL) continues capacity building with members of the woman’s committee (small business/micro finance).

• Hera: The site is awaiting MSS’ intervention to determine status of buildings claimed by IDPs as their previous residence.

POST RETURN MONITORING

CARE, with assistance from IOM staff, conducted interviews with 88 community members and 33 former IDPs in Bairo Pite in support of the IOM Return Monitoring Project. In the Manleuana area of Bairo Pite, a dispute between youth groups from two Aldeias (one consisting of IDPs returning to the area and one youth group from the area) caused an increase in tension within the community and led to some 16 families seeking shelter in the nearby hills. The community leadership responded quickly, attempting to resolve the dispute through dialogue. However, one youth group refused, citing the lack of justice from 2006 as an underlying factor in the dispute. A number of members of this group have recently returned to the area and have accused members of the other youth group with having participated in acts that led to the internal displacement of a large number of people in 2006. It remains to be seen if incidents of this sort will be rare, or increasingly common, as the IDP resettlement and return process continues.

WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE

• Bairo Pite: A number of areas continue to experience difficulties in accessing water and sanitation services. In some areas, rubbish is collected only a few times a month, and most of the rubbish collection sites are in disrepair.

HEALTH

Plan mobilized 50 youth from Bairo Pite, Becora, Camea and Commoro succos and Motael IDP camp to participate in a reproductive health training organised by Marie Stopes International.

HAMUTUK HARI’FUTURU HAMUTUK HARI’I KONFIANSA

• Strengthening Institutional Structures and Mechanisms for Dialogue Project

The six MSS/UNDP dialogue teams currently working across Dili have been supporting the return and reintegration of IDPs relocating from camps including Obrigado Barracks, Igreja Balide, Canossa Balide and F-FDTL Tasi Tolu. The pre-movement activities are underway in the camps in Farol, Dili and the Dili teams are currently working in their respective sub-districts to prepare the way for the return of the many IDPs imminently beginning relocation from Metinaro camp.

Many IDPs who wish to return from their former communities coming from Metinaro are from areas which have to date experienced high-levels of tensions and continuing resistance to IDP return. To try to counteract this, teams are working on anticipatory mediations and consulting with community leaders to facilitate broader community meetings, where appropriate, to try to ameliorate tensions and support return.

The two dialogue teams recently established in Baucau and Ermera, covering the Eastern and Western regions respectively, have been working with communities as per local priories. The Ermera team has been supporting ex-IDPs in the community of Lissapat, Sub-District Hatolia, Plan and prepare for a reconciliation meeting to include political leadership, whilst the Baucau team has been working to build consensus on a planned dialogue to be conducted in Venilale, Baucau.

In total the teams have now facilitated over 150 mediations between families wishing to return and families either opposed to their return or occupying their former homes. About 60% of these cases have been resolved amicably between the parties with dialogue staff playing a facilitation role, whilst the remainder have required negotiated settlement with the parties formalising their agreement in the form of an accord.

• Support to the Trust-Building Pillar of the National Recovery Strategy Project

A total of ten organisations are to receive funding through this UNDP managed - AusAID funded project (half of whom are national organisations), spanning a range of programmatic areas in line with the Government’s priorities for trust-building outlined in its national recovery strategy.

The MSS/UNDP Dialogue teams based in MSS were the first pre-selected recipient of funding under the project. Representatives of the Eastern Dialogue team met with three other organisations supported by the fund that are implementing programs in the Eastern districts on 6 November as part

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Right: Child in Motael IDP camp. Photo: Martine Perret - UNMIT

of a retreat organised by Austcare, whose program under the fund covers Viqueque and Lautem districts. The meeting helped strengthen coordination between the respective implementing partners and was a good chance to discuss lessons learned from organisations that have long-standing programs in the area.

UNDP continues to support the MSS in facilitating the ‘Hamutuk Hari Konfiansa’ working groups, both in Dili and in the Eastern region which meet regularly to provide a forum for information sharing and operational coordination between organisations engaged in supporting and monitoring IDP return and reintegration.

CARE recently signed a grant agreement with UNDP to provide further support to monitoring and reintegration activities falling under the Hamutuk Hari’i Konfiansa pillar. Five Monitoring and Reintegration Officers have been hired and are expected to begin work on 10 November. With their assistance, CARE will begin conducting an additional survey of 200 IDP Households in Bairo Pite in order to identify potential problems within the community in a manner that is statistically relevant.

OF BROADER INTEREST FOOD AID/SECURITY FOOD PRICES

Food prices in Dili, Baucau, Covalima and Oecussi have remained stable. On the whole, the price of imported rice which is Government-subsidized has declined by nearly $ 0.10 while that of the non-subsidised variety fell even further, by $ 0.31. Locally produced rice prices, on the other hand, have remained fairly constant. Taken collectively, rice prices have decreased by a total of $ 0.13. Maize prices have also decreased by $0.09 while cassava prices have increased, but only by $0.05.

Bean prices have all recorded price drops ranging from $ 0.73 for soybeans to $ 0.50 for kidney beans.

LOCAL FOOD FORTIFICATION

On Friday 31 October, WFP Timor-Leste, the Ministry of Health, and the Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Industry signed the MoU for a project aiming to lead to the production of locally adapted nutritious fortified foods made from locally grown produce for the Mother and Child Health and Nutrition programme in Timor -Leste. The Project is also intended to provide a market for local foods for farmers and contribute to economic development.

Specifically, the project aims at;

1) Promoting the local production and the use of fortified food products by fostering a strategic alliance among government departments, UN agencies, the private sector, NGOs, local farmers.

2) Developing nutritious, well-liked and cost-effective fortified products adapted to the Timor-Leste socio-economic context.

3) Enhancing the capacity of government departments, private sector partners, NGOs, the WFP, in the areas of food technology, food safety and commodity quality control.

Through the signed MoU, MOH commits the Government of Timor-Leste to provide finances to WFP to procure capital equipment needed for the project.

A local company, Timor Global (TL) PTE LTD (Timor Global) has been identified to set up a factory for processing and fortifying foods.

RAPID FOOD SECURITY ASSESSMENT

Further to previous Humanitarian Updates, the questionnaires for the Rapid Food Security Assessment Survey have now been completed in all six districts (Ermera, Aileu, Ainaro, Baucau, Lautem and Oecussi). The coordinating agencies for the assessment designed to determine food insecurity prone areas include The World Food Programme (WFP), IOM, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), NRC, Oxfam Australia, UNICEF, Concern Worldwide, UNMIT, CARE, Peace Winds and SHARE. The data entry of the data collected is currently underway. Further updates will follow in the coming weeks.

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Photo: Martine Perret - UNMIT

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YOUTH

CARE is currently supporting the construction of a volleyball and basketball facility in the Cacauledeun area of Bairo Pite. Members of the youth group in this area are carrying out the construction voluntarily, while CARE is providing the materials and other technical assistance. A similar activity was conducted in Aldiea Bitaba earlier this year, in partnership with Forum Tau Matan. CHILD PROTECTION

• The Baucau Child Friendly Police Station was launched on 28 October; the launch was attended by UNICEF, UNMIT, civil society and police representatives. It is hoped that this effort will enhance children and women's access to specialised police services aimed at providing protection and support to vulnerable persons. Complementary training on advocacy, child protection and case management is also taking place in Baucau between 4-11 November for the district Child Protection Network to facilitate increased recognition and reporting of child protection violations.

• National Children’s Code: Consultations are underway in Oecussi to prepare for the development of the national Children's Code which will provide a comprehensive legal framework for the protection of children's rights in Timor-Leste. Young people, religious leaders, Government and NGO partners are being consulted in a process led by the Ministry of Justice.

• UNICEF has distributed more than 45 recreation kits (UNICEF standard recreation kits, in which items include, art and sport supplies, puppets, balls, crayons, drawing books, wooden blocks, and sports uniforms) in two weeks to schools, churches, local and international NGOs and other partners to implement psychosocial activities for children.

SECURITY UPDATE (Source: Joint NGO Security Office and UNMIT)

The overall security situation in Timor Leste has remained quiet and generally calm. The following are however of note: 22 – 29 OCTOBER

• There were 59 recorded incidents across Timor Leste. This is higher than the last reporting period (53). UN Police (UNPol) made 51 arrests.

• An Indonesian liaison office is to be established in Oecussi, which will assist with cross border businesses and movement of persons.

• Preparations for the deployment of F-FDTL units to assist border policing continue.

• The Australian Government stated that they would be reducing the number of troops deployed in Timor-Leste from 750 to 650. This will occur in the next two-three months, most likely before Christmas. Including the 150 New Zealand troops, this will leave ISF numbering approximately 800 soldiers. The Royal New Zealand Air Force detachment of two Iroquois helicopters plus support, which have been attached to ISF, will leave Timor Leste at the end of October.

• Students from the University of Timor Leste had a meeting in solidarity with the street vendors who were recently moved from a number of locations by the Government. At the end of the meeting, they stated that they wished to carry out a demonstration but no dates were given.

29 OCTOBER – 5 NOVEMBER

• There were 60 recorded incidents across Timor Leste. This is higher than the last reporting period (59). UN Police (UNPol) made 56 arrests.

• An operation to move the vendors at Pantai Kelapa market to Comoro market is expected soon. The vendors are reported to be unhappy at the prospect of moving from prime economic real estate and so there may be some resistance to the Government operation. The students at UNTIL proposed that they hold another meeting on this issue but no date has been set.

COORDINATION AND POINTS OF CONTACT Please find below the list of focal points and their contact details for each one of the Sector or Pillar Working Groups in reference to the 2008 Transitional Strategy and Appeal (TSA) and in particular the National Recovery Strategy (Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru). For updates / corrections related to the POC list below, please feedback to OCHA/UNMIT IHCT: adelina.lopes@undp.org.

Sector /Pillar per Module Point of Contact (Organisation) E-mail

Coordination, Information and Support Services

Coordination Pierre Bessuges (OCHA/UNMIT IHCT) Philippe Schneider (OCHA/UNMIT IHCT)

bessuges@un.orgschneider6@un.org

Public Information and Communication

Sophia Cason (UNDP/MSS) Isabelle Abric (UNMIT, CPIO)

sophia.cason@undp.orgabric@un.org

Geographic Information Group Vincent Chi-Vun Fung Adelina M. Lopes (OCHA/UNMIT IHCT)

Data.ocha@undp.org Adelina.lopes@undp.org

Security Focal Points Anton Boshoff (UNDSS) Sean McDonald (JINGO)

anton.boshoff@undp.orgjingosafety1@gmail.com

Emergency Assistance / TSA Module I

Child Protection Tim Budge (Plan Timor-Leste) tim.budge@Plan-international.org

Education Augusto Pereira (Ministry of Education) agus_educ@yahoo.co.id

Food Aid Phil Brewster (IOM/MSS) brewsterphil@yahoo.com.au

Gender Based Violence Caroline Meenagh (UNFPA) meenagh@unfpa.org

Health Coordination Augusto Pinto (Ministry of Health) lacurubic_78@yahoo.com

Apolinario dos R.G.(Ministry of Health) apolio79@yaho.co.uk Health Promotion

Faviola Monteiro (WHO) favy20@yahoo.co.uk

Nutrition Cecily Dignan (MOH) cecily@fwi.net.au

Protection Secundino Rangel (MSS) rangel_66@yahoo.com

Emergency Shelter Phil Brewster (IOM/MSS) brewsterphil@yahoo.com.au

Site Liaison Support IDP Camps Tracey Morgan (IOM) tracey_morgan@yahoo.com

Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

Stephanie Hamel (Oxfam) Celso Perreira DNSAS)

stephanieh@oxfam.org.au celsoamado_sas@yahoo.com

WatSan Technical Meeting Rudulfo Perreira (UNICEF) rpereira@unicef.org

Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru / TSA Module II

Hamutuk Hari’i Estabilidade Anacleto Ribeiro (Ministry of Security and Defense) Anacleto.ribeiro@gmail.com

Hamutuk Hari’i Konfiansa Ben Larke (UNDP/MSS) ben.larke@undp.org

Hamutuk Hari’i Uma Phil Brewster (IOM/MSS) brewsterphil@yahoo.com.au

Hamutuk Hari’i Protesaun Tbd n/a

Hamutuk Hari’i Ekonomia Sosial Tbd n/a

Disaster Risk Management / TSA Module III

NDMD Coordination Lourence Xavier Cosme (MSS) Frances Barns (IOM/NDMO)

Doc.ndmd@gmail.com Frances.barns@gmail.com

DRM Capacity Support Alissar Chaker (UNDP) Alissar.chaker@undp.org

Response Preparedness Support Florentina Debling (OCHA/UNMIT IHCT) Debling-unmit@un.org

SELECTED WEBSITES Financial Tracking System: www.reliefweb.int/fts Humanitarian Reform: www.humanitarianreform.org IASC: www.humanitarianinfo.org

7IRIN news: www.irinnews.org

OCHA Regional Office Asia Pacific: http://ochaonline.un.org/roap

ReliefWeb: www.reliefweb.int

Balibar2 Fam

Dare1 Fam

Lahane Ocidental22 Fam

Lahane Oriental11 Fam

Macarenhas77 Fam

Bemori5 Fam

Caicoli1 Fam

Vila Verde13 Fam

Santa Cruz32 Fam

Becora31 Fam

Culu Hun6 Fam

Camea18 Fam

Bairro Pite47 Fam

Acadiru hun2 Fam

Motael7 FamKampung Alor

3 Fam

Bidau Lecidere1 Fam

Bidau Santana2 Fam

Fatuhada13 Fam

Comoro86 Fam

2.3

Bidau Lecidere MotaKlaran

Masau

KuluhumTaibesiAtas

BemoriTaibesiQuintal

Bot

Mascarenhas

BanderahunTuanalaran

Lafandaria

Fatuhada

Perumnas

Kampung Alor

DiliCathedral

Usindo

Surikmas

Surikmas

Bekaril

Masau Atas

Ailoklaran

Kulau

MotaUranTimur

Kasanafar

Haslaran

Moro

PalapasotAitarak

ManumetaRahun

Vindolosa

AiloklaranSelatari

FohoAcobau

FohoCoulou

MotaUlam

Karomate

Quintal Arbiro

FatometaBeduku

Raikotu

BekosiBawah

Taibesi

KarketuMarkoni

Merdeka

Lesibutak

BeboraBedik

BetoTimur

BairoLedidare

Audian

Mascarenhas

Caicoli

Balide

Bairo Pite

AiloklaranKakaulidung

Fatumeta

Kampungbaru

BetoBarat

Fomento

Aiutin Laran Aimutin 2

Aimutin 1

Mataruak

Lurumata

PantaiKelapa

Bebonuk

Kelapa

PaularanMarinir

BemoriSentral

Hudilaran

Bairo Pite

BekosiAtas

Metiaut

Santana

Belebeto

KuluhumAtas

Redilaran

Marabia

Bispo Medeiros

Quintal Qik

Borohon

Bairo Alto

Vila VerdeDili

0 0.75 1.5

Kilometers

2.3

Source: Ministry of Social Solidarity

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations

adelina.lopes@undp.org : Map Ref- OCHA-TL-213-19-v01

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Balide, Igreja (Salaun Paroquial) IDP CampTotal: 384 Families

Dili

Produced In Collaboration with Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru,Government of Timor-Leste

*NB - This map is for planning purposes, based on Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru registration data. IDPs can choose to settle in areas eitherthan their place of origin

0 105

Kilometers

See next page for breakdown of area of origin up to Aldeia

1 Fam

86 Fam

Comoro86 Fam

Suco of Origin

Total Families

District Boundary

Suco Boundary

Road Network

IDPs Areas of Origin (Dili) - Balide, Igreja (Salaun Paroquial) IDP CampBased on Information from the Government’s Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru Registration Database as of 23 October 2008

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

Areas of Origin IDPs Registered Under the Igreja Balide IDP CampsBased on the information from Government's Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru Database as of 23 October 2008

Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia Total Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia TotalBalibar Tancae 2 Licarapoma 1Balibar Total 2 Moris ba Dame 8

Au-Hun 1 Niken 1Becusi Craic 4 Rai Nain 1Benamauc 1 Ribeiro Maloa 1Caqueo Laran 4 Rio de Janeiro 5Carau Mate 7 Ruin Naclecar 1Clac Fuic 4 Tane Timor 2Darlau 1 We Dalac 10Laran Metin 1 Xamatama 1Macocomate 4 Bairro Pite Total 47Mota Ulun 4 Sao Jose 1

Becora Total 31 12 de Outubro 4Bidau Santana Toko Baru 2 20 de Setembro 14Bidau Santana Total 2 30 de Agosto 4

Aidac Bihare 3 Aimutin 14Bedois 5 Anin Fuic 2Buburlau 3 Badiac 1Has Laran 2 Baya Leste 1Terminal 5 Beto tasi 3

Camea Total 18 Delta I 1Lao Rai / Caregatiro 2 Delta III 2Soru Motu Badame 4 Faularan 2

Culu Hun Total 6 Fomento I 5Ailoc Laran 2 Golgota 1Sucaer Laran 1 Kampo Merdeka 1

Hera Total 3 Lemocari 2Cristo Rei Total 62 Mauc 3

4 Metin II 2Andevil 1 Moris Foun 10Avanca 4 Posto Penal 1Bita-Ba 2 Ramelau Delta 1Cacaolidio 1 Rosario 1Frecat 1 Sao jose 9Fuslam 1 Mate Lahotu B.T 1Haburas 2 Comoro Total 86

Becora

Camea

Culu Hun

Hera

Bairro Pite

Cristo Rei

Dom Aleixo

Comoro

Bairro Pite

Dom Aleixo

OCHA Timor-Leste in Collaboration with Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru_24 October 2008

Areas of Origin IDPs Registered Under the Igreja Balide IDP CampsBased on the information from Government's Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru Database as of 23 October 2008

Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia Total Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia TotalZero II 7 Bedois 2Zero IV 1 Bela Vista 1Zero V 4 Lidun Haat 1Zero IV 1 Mercado Taibessi 1

Fatuhada Total 13 Paiol 17Aitarac Laran/Anin Fuic 1 Lahane Ocidental Total 22Hamahon 2 Bee Dalan 1

Kampung Alor Total 3 Halibur 4Dom Aleixo Total 149 Lirio 1

Acadiru Hun Culuhun de Baixo 2 (blank) 1Acadiru Hun Total 2 Motael Total 7

Baba Liu Rai Leste 2 1 de Setembro 5Has Laran 3 Gideon 3

Bemori Total 5 Lemorai 2Deposito Penal 1 Matua 2Monumento Calma 3 Nopen 1Temporal 6 Vila Verde Total 13Tuba Rai 1 Baixo Balide 10

Lahane Oriental Total 11 Baixo P.M 1112 de Novembro 6 Manu Cocorec 4725 de Abril 7 Mascarinhas 14 de Setembro 6 Aldeia 03 17 de Dezembro 4 Alto P.M 6Baheda 1 Macarenhas Total 77Donoge 1 Vera Cruz Total 122Loceneon 2 Ossorua Uai-Bobo 1Moris Foun 4 Ossorua Total 1(blank) 1 Viqueque Total 1

Santa Cruz Total 32Nain Feto Total 50 384

Bidau Lecidere Bidau Masaur 1Bidau Lecidere Total 1Caicoli De 12 Divino 1Caicoli Total 1Dare Lemorana 1Dare Total 1

Dom Aleixo

Nain Feto

Viqueque

Vera Cruz

Vera Cruz

Kampung Alor

Lahane OcidentalFatuhada

Bemori

Lahane Oriental

Santa Cruz

Grand Total

Motael

Vila Verde

Macarenhas

OCHA Timor-Leste in Collaboration with Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru_24 October 2008

Dare1 Fam

Lahane Ocidental1 Fam

Lahane Oriental26 Fam

Macarenhas103 Fam

Bemori1 Fam

Caicoli100 Fam

Vila Verde66 Fam

Santa Cruz27 Fam

Becora32 Fam

Culu Hun18 Fam

Camea9 Fam

Bairro Pite103 Fam

Colmera1 Fam

Gricenfor1 Fam

Acadiru hun3 FamMotael

3 Fam

Kampung Alor4 Fam Bidau Santana

13 Fam

Fatuhada21 Fam

Comoro55 Fam

Meti Aut1 Fam

4.7

Bidau LecidereMota Klaran

Masau

KuluhumTaibesiAtas

BemoriTaibesi

QuintalBot

Mascarenhas

BanderahunTuanalaran

Lafandaria

Fatuhada

Perumnas

Kampung Alor

Dili Cathedral

Usindo

Surikmas

Surikmas

Bekaril

Masau Atas

Ailoklaran

Kulau

MotaUranTimur

Kasanafar

Haslaran

Moro

PalapasotAitarak

ManumetaRahun

Vindolosa

AiloklaranSelatari

FohoAcobau

FohoCoulou

MotaUlam

Karomate

QuintalArbiro

FatometaBeduku

Raikotu

BekosiBawah

Taibesi

KarketuMarkoni

Merdeka

Lesibutak

BeboraBedik

BetoTimur

BairoLedidare

Audian

Mascarenhas

Caicoli

Balide

Bairo Pite

AiloklaranKakaulidung

Fatumeta

Kampungbaru

BetoBarat

Fomento

Aiutin Laran Aimutin 2

Aimutin 1

Mataruak

Lurumata

PantaiKelapa

Bebonuk

Kelapa

PaularanMarinir

Hudilaran

Bairo Pite

BekosiAtas

Metiaut

Santana

Belebeto

KuluhumAtas

Redilaran

Marabia

BispoMedeiros

Quintal QikBorohon

Bairo Alto

Vila Verde

Dili

0 0.75 1.5

Kilometers

4.7

Source: Ministry of Social Solidarity

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations

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Balide, Canossiana Sister IDP CampTotal: 593 Families

Dili

Produced In Collaboration with Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru,Government of Timor-Leste

*NB - This map is for planning purposes, based on Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru registration data. IDPs can choose to settle in areas eitherthan their place of origin

0 105

Kilometers

See next page for breakdown of area of origin up to Aldeia

1 Fam

100 Fam

Caicoli100 Fam

Suco of Origin

Total Families

District Boundary

Suco Boundary

Road Network

IDPs Areas of Origin (Dili) - Balide, Canossiana Sister IDP CampBased on Information from the Government’s Hamutuk Hari’i Futuru Registration Database as of 27 October 2008

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

Areas of Origin IDPs Registered Under the Balide, Canossiana Sister IDP CampBased on the information from Government's Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru Database as of 27 October 2008

Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia Total Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia Total Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia TotalBecusi atas 1 Buca Fini 12 Rai Nakdoko 1Becusi Centro 1 Frecat 1 Ramelau Delta 3Becusi Craic 2 Fuslam 1 Rosario 3Caqueo Laran 3 Hale Mutin 6 Sao jose 14Carau Mate 7 Hudilaran 1 Terra Santa 4Clac Fuic 3 Licarapoma 1 Loro Matan B.T 1Culau Laletec 2 Manleu-Ana 2 Mate Lahotu B.T 1Macocomate 1 Moris ba Dame 8 55Mota Ulun 12 Mundo Perdido 2 Zero I 8

32 Niken 1 Zero II 1Bidau Mota Claran 1 Rai Nain 7 Zero III 7Hadomi 8 Ramerlau 1 Zero IV 4Sagrada Familia 2 Ribeiro Maloa 4 Zero V 1Toko Baru 2 Rio de Janeiro 6 21

13 Ruin Naclecar 15 Hamahon 3Bedois 1 T.A.T 1 Aitarac Laran / Anin Fuic 1Caisabe 1 Teki-Teki 7 4Camea 1 Timor Cmanec 14 183Fatuc Francisco 1 We Dalac 3 Bedic 1Has Laran 4 103 Culuhun de Baixo 1Terminal 1 20 de Setembro 6 Nu'u Badac 1

9 30 de Agusto 1 3Antonio Guterres 1 4 de Setembro 1 Bemori Has Laran 1Lao Rai / Caregatiro 14 7 de Dezembro 1 1Nato 1 Aimutin 2 Gricenfor Bairro Central 1Tane Muto 2 Anin Fuic 1 1

18 Badiac 1 Alecrin 2Hera Moris Foun 1 Baya Leste 3 Becoe 2

1 Fomento I 1 Deposito Penal 2Meti Aut 17 de Abril 1 Fomentu III 1 Sare 12

1 Lemocari 2 Temporal 374 Metin I 1 Tuba Rai 52 Metin III 1 26

5 de Outubro 2 Metin IV 1 12 de Novembro 2Avanca 5 Moris Foun 4 25 de Abril 3Bita-Ba 1 Rai Nain 1 4 de Setembro 7

Dom Aleixo Santa Cruz

Bairro Pite

Comoro

Comoro

Fatuhada

Kampung Alor

Dom Aleixo

Nain Feto

Acadiru hun

Lahane Oriental

Bairro Pite Total

Cristo Rei Total

Cristo Rei

Becora

Bidau Santana

Camea

Culu Hun

Dom Aleixo

Kampung Alor Total

Fatuhada Total

Dom Aleixo Total

Comoro Total

Acadiru hun Total

Gricenfor Total

Bemori Total

Lahane Oriental Total

Hera Total

Meti Aut Total

Bairro Pite

Becora Total

Bidau Santana Total

Camea Total

Culu Hun Total

OCHA Timor-Leste in Collaboration with Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru_28 October 2008

Areas of Origin IDPs Registered Under the Balide, Canossiana Sister IDP CampBased on the information from Government's Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru Database as of 27 October 2008

Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia Total Sub Distrito Suco Aldeia Total7 de Dezembro 1 Terus Nain 17Donoge 1 Vila Verde 1Loceneon 9 Virgolosa 2Moris Foun 1 66Quintal Boot 2 2Quintal Kiik 1 Aldeia 03 37

27 Alto Balide 1758 Baixo Balide 28

Loi-Huno Lia Uai Oli 1 Baixo P.m 31 Manu Cocorec 31 Alto P.M 13

4 de Setembro 2 103Centro da Unidade 19 276De 12 Divino 16 Sanana'in Ruhetu 1Foho Rai Boot 33 1Rodres 1 1Sacoco 16 Watulari Afaloicai Uatu Ita 1Tahu Laran 13 Afaloicai Total 1

100 Watulari Total 1Colmera Manu Fuic 1

1 Grand Total 593Dare Fila Beba Tua 1

1Lahane Ocidental Ainitas Hun 1

1Boa Morena 1Halibur 2

31 de Setembro 13Gideon 1Lemorai 3Mate Moris 15Mate Resto 9Matua 4Terminal 1

Vila Verde

Macarenhas

Vila Verde

Ossu

Vera Cruz

Nain Feto

Laclubar TotalSanana'in TotalLaclubar

Vera Cruz

Santa Cruz

Caicoli

Motael Total

Vila Verde Total

Macarenhas TotalVera Cruz Total

Nain Feto Total

Ossu Total

Motael

Caicoli Total

Colmera Total

Dare Total

Lahane Ocidental Total

Santa Cruz Total

Loi-Huno Total

OCHA Timor-Leste in Collaboration with Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru_28 October 2008

3.15

3.12

8.2

1.610.8

10.4

10.3

10.1

9.1

5.4

5.3

5.2

3.5

2.2 2.112.1

1.5

1.3

2.14

4.1

3.145.6

4.12

10.11

2.13

10.7

10.2

7.1

4.8

4.7

4.5

4.3

4.2

3.93.6

3.23.113.1

2.5

2.3

2.10

1.2

1.1

BidauLecidere Mota Klaran

Masau

Kuluhum Taibesi Atas

BemoriTaibesi

QuintalBot

Mascarenhas

BanderahunTuanalaran

Lafandaria

Fatuhada

Perumnas

KampungAlor

DiliCathedral

Usindo

Surikmas

Palem

Comoro

Husbak

Tibar

Surikmas

Bekaril

MasauAtas

Ailoklaran

Kulau

Mota Uran Timur

Kasanafar

Haslaran

Moro

PalapasotAitarak

ManumetaRahun

Vindolosa

AiloklaranSelatari

Foho Acobau

Foho Coulou

Mota Ulam

Karomate

QuintalArbiro

FatometaBeduku

Raikotu

BekosiBawah

Taibesi

KarketuMarkoni

Merdeka

Lesibutak

BeboraBedik

BetoTimur

Bairo Ledidare

Audian

Mascarenhas

Caicoli

Balide

Bairo Pite

AiloklaranKakaulidung

Fatumeta

Kampungbaru

Beto Barat

Fomento

Aiutin LaranAimutin 2

Aimutin 1

Mataruak

Lurumata

PantaiKelapa

BebonukKelapaPaularan

Marinir

Bemori SentralHudilaran

BairoPite

Bekosi Atas

Metiaut

Santana

Belebeto

Kuluhum Atas

Redilaran

Marabia

BispoMedeiros

Quintal QikBorohon

Bairo Alto

Vila Verde Dili

0 1 20.5

Kilometers

0.1

0.2

Source: IDP figures from existing camp management structures based on Feb 08 food recipientsMovement Figures from the Ministry of Social Solidarity, Transitional Shelter Information from the Norwegian Refugee Council.

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations

Dili Town Metinaro Metinaro

0 2 41

Kilometers

0 5 102.5

Kilometers

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Lakota

10.9

Tibar (Decommisioned)Total Units 123Decommisioned on 6 Oct 08

TasitoluTotal Units 100Inhabited Units 28 (149 People)

QuarantinaTotal Units 72Inhabited Units 49 (302 People)

Becora, Phases I - IITotal Units 156Inhabited Units 150 (855 People)

HeraTotal Units 53Inhabited Units 21 (15 families from adjacent village whose houses were damaged by flooding)

Becora MarketTotal Units 163Inhabited Units 160 (1,038 People)

NB:* 1 Family Occupies 1 (one) Unit

9,02312,62316,300 (10,300 from IDP camps, 6,000 from host families)

Total Registered IDP Families under the HHF (estimate)

Total Families assisted to move under HHFNumber of Families entered in HHF Database

Existing Transitional Shelter Sites 5Total Units Built 554* Inhabited Units 408 (2,344 people)Empty Units 146Percentage of Units Inhabited 75%

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Estimated IDPs4001 - 95002001 - 4000

501 - 2000101 - 5000 - 100

Open Camp : People assistedto move under HHF but still have IDPs living in them

Closed Camp Under HHF

Open Camp

Existing Transitional Shelter

26Camps Closed to date under the HHF in Dili (Map only shows the main camps)

Existing IDP Camps and Transitional Shelter Sites in Dili as of 29 October 2008Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

Issued: 30 October 2008

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Produced In Collaboration with

Main Camps Closure Monitoring As of 29 October 2008

NO Camp Name Camp IDFood Aid

Recipients (Feb 08)

SLSStatus

(According to MSS)

Closure / Movement

Date1 Metinaro 0.1 9,494 IOM Open2 Hera Port 0.2 3,360 IOM Closed 26-Sep-083 Lecidere, Camara Eclesiastica 1.1 418 IOM Open4 Canossa Lecidere 1.2 138 IOM Open5 Metiaut, President's House 1.3 62 IOM Closed 12-Apr-086 Toko Baru, Hospital Nacional G. Valadares 1.5 4,892 CONCERN/IOM Closed 8-May-087 Ex-Chinese Consulate (Sional) 1.6 2,033 IOM Closed 27-Jun-088 Balide, Seminario Minor 2.1 2,556 IOM Closed 18-Aug-089 Balide, Colegio de Sao Jose 2.2 881 IOM Closed 18-Sep-0810 Balide, Igreja (Salão Paroquial) 2.3 1,340 IOM Closed 24-Oct-0811 Becora, Salaun Igreja Principal 2.5 322 IOM Open12 Soverdi Kuluhun 2.10 52 IOM Open13 Susteran OSF Taibesi/Clinic Elisabet 2.11 44 IOM Closed 14-Jul-0814 Lakota 2.13 80 IOM Open15 Dare 2.14 371 IOM Open16 Farol Belun's office (both sites and Fokupers 3.3) 3.1 483 IOM Open17 Farol Escola Primaria 3.2 367 IOM Open18 Jardim Nicolao Lobato, Ponti Kais 3.5 3,900 IOM Closed 7-Jun-0819 Yayasan Hak, Lao Hamutuk, Radio LL 3.6 381 IOM Open20 Palapaso ex-CRS 3.7 IOM Closed 22-Jul-0821 Motael Church & Clinic 3.9 2,052 IOM Open22 Fundacao Haburas 3.11 11 IOM Open23 Jardim Borja 3.12 IOM Closed 29-Dec-0724 Igreja Hosana 3.14 498 CRS Open25 Ex- USAID 3.15 Closed 25-Jun-0826 RTTL Office 4.1 140 CRS Open27 Bomberos/Fire (Rumbia Caicoli) 4.2 104 IOM Movement 25-Mar-0828 Parking Lot Obrigado Barracks 4.3 1,599 CONCERN/IOM Closed 27-Oct-0829 Vila Verde,Igreja Catedral 4.5 1,247 CRS Open30 Balide, Cannossiana Sisters 4.7 6,816 IOM Movement 29-Oct-0831 ICR/IPI Lahane 4.8 132 IOM Open32 National Archives 4.12 224 IOM Open33 Clinic Bairro Pite 5.2 23 IOM Closed 13-Jun-0834 Fatumeta Seminario Maior 5.3 3,033 IOM Closed 30-Apr-0835 CARE International 5.4 14 IOM Closed 13-Jun-0836 UIR 5.6 294 IOM Open37 Central National Pharmacy 7.1 360 IOM Movement 29-Mar-0838 Clinic St. Michael (Sao Miguel) 8.2 32 CRS Closed 25-Jun-0839 Has Laran Canossa School 9.1 410 CRS Closed 1-Apr-0840 Comoro, Dom Bosco 10.1 3,033 CRS Closed 12-Sep-0841 Comoro Police Academy 10.3 903 CRS Closed 7-Jul-0842 Comoro Salesiana Sisters 10.2 840 CRS Open43 Airport + around the airport 10.4 4,965 IOM Closed 19-Aug-0844 Tasi Tolu, F-FDTL & Military Police 10.7 181 Open45 Dominican Sisters Beto 10.8 195 IOM Closed 11-Mar-0846 Arte Moris 10.9 200 IOM Closed 16-Jul-0847 Edificio INAP Comoro 10.11 37 Open

ACRONYMSCRS Catholic Relief Services IOM International Organisation for Migration SLS Site Liaison Support

Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru,Government of Timor-Leste

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Produced In Collaboration with

Complete list of Closed Camps in Dili according to MSS Hamutuk Hari'i Futuru,Compl As of 29 October 2008 Government of Timor-Leste

NO Camp Name Camp IDFood Aid

Recipients (Feb 08)

SLS Closure Date

1 Hera Port 0.2 3,360 IOM 26-Sep-082 Metiaut, President's House 1.3 62 IOM 12-Apr-083 Toko Baru, Hospital Nacional G. Valadares 1.5 4,892 CONCERN/IOM 8-May-084 Ex-Chinese Consulate (Sional) 1.6 2,033 IOM 27-Jun-085 Balide, Seminario Minor 2.1 2,556 IOM 18-Aug-086 Balide, Colegio de Sao Jose 2.2 881 IOM 18-Sep-087 Balide, Igreja (Salaun Paroquial) 2.3 322 IOM 24-Oct-088 Susteran OSF Taibesi/Clinic Elisabet 2.11 44 IOM 14-Jul-089 Jardim Nicolao Lobato, Ponti Kais 3.5 3,900 IOM 7-Jun-0810 Palapaso ex-CRS 3.7 IOM 22-Jul-0811 Jardim Borja 3.12 IOM 29-Dec-0712 Ex- USAID 3.15 25-Jun-0813 Parking Lot Obrigado Barracks 4.3 1,599 CONCERN/IOM 27-Oct-0814 Clinic Bairro Pite 5.2 23 IOM 13-Jun-0815 Fatumeta Seminario Maior 5.3 3,033 IOM 30-Apr-0816 CARE International 5.4 14 CARE 13-Jun-0817 Clinic St. Michael (Sao Miguel) 8.2 32 CRS 25-Jun-0818 Has Laran Canossa School 9.1 410 CRS 1-Apr-0819 Comoro, Dom Bosco 10.1 3,033 CRS 12-Sep-0820 Comoro Police Academy 10.3 903 CRS 7-Jul-0821 Airport + around the airport 10.4 4,965 IOM 19-Aug-0822 Dominican Sisters Beto 10.8 195 IOM 11-Mar-0823 Arte Moris 10.9 200 IOM 16-Jul-0824 EDTL 25-Jul-0825 Laifet 9-Mar-0826 Parlamento 23-Jul-08

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