The situation in Mosul remains fluid with conflicting information emerging from different sources. While schools are functioning, exams have been postponed indefinitely. Hospitals are reportedly open and functioning with dwindling supplies. According to reports, schools and hospitals in Tikrit and Dor (Salahadin) remain largely closed and there is a shortage of medical staff. Continuing violence has triggered displacement from Jalawla’ and Sa’diya (Diyala).

Reports suggest that violence in Tikrit has triggered displacement of up to 1,200 families. Of these, 200 families have reportedly arrived in Qoratoo sub-district near Khanaqeen (Sulaymania) and arrivals from Diyala are continuous. UNICEF working to finalize rapid assessments of these fast moving populations in order to ensure provision of water, sanitation and health interventions.

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Samarra

Karbala'

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Al Amarah

Al Hillah

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about 500,000people displaced

from Mosul

about 480,000people displaced

from Anbar

200,000, Mosul IDPsentered Dohuk

100,000 Mosul IDPsentered Irbil

25,000 peoopledisplaced inside Mosul

2,370 Anbar IDPs

30,654 Anbar IDPs

6,864 Anbar IDPs

16,938 Anbar IDPs

83,500 Anbar IDPs

286,000 peopledisplaced inside Anbar

province

2,664 Anbar IDPs

3,150 Anbar IDPs

46,800 Anbar IDPs

348 Anbar IDPs

2,004 Anbar IDPs

660 Anbar IDPs

1146 Anbar IDPs

as of 15 June 2014

about 40,000 people displaced from

Tikrit and Samara

about 6,000people displaced

from Diyala

1,500 Diyala IDPs

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AL-SHIKHAN

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AL-HAMDANIYA

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TELAFAR

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AKRE

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AL-BA'AJ

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Bajid Kandala

Garmawa

Khazr

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Kawergosk

Darashakran

Qushtapa

Gawilan

Akre

Zakho

Khabat

Semel

Bardarash

Gawilan

Qasrok

Faida

Akre

Qushtapa

Duhok

Mosul

Erbil

Rabiaa

Zmmar

Kalak

Khazir

Bashiqa

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Zumara

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Talafar

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Garmak

Gwer

Namrud

Alqosh

Wana

Makhmur

IRAQ - Ninewa Governorate and Kurdistan Region of IraqReported Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)

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Duhok

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Sulaymaniyah

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SAUDI ARABIA

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Administrative boundaries:GADM/OCHA/HIC 2011

IDP Data Source: UNHCR , ICODHA andDepartment of Displacement andMigration (BDM)

Background reference map: ESRI

Projection: WGS 1984 Web MercatorAuxiliary Sphere

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Feesh Khabur

Sahela

(Semalka)

(Shilkiya)

BashiqahPopulation: reported

1,000 families

AkrePopulation:

reported 3,000Individuals

BadrikePopulation:

reported 2,000families

RabiaaPopulation:

reported 300Families (BDM)

Duhok GovernoratePopulation: reported200,000 individuals

TalafarPopulation: reported 600

Families (UNHCR)

ZmmarPopulation:

reported 2,500Families (IOM)

Al-HamdaniyaPopulation: reported 1,500

families (UNHCR)

BartalahPopulation: reported 200families (UNHCR, PARC)

Tall KayfPopulation: reported

1,000 families(UNHCR, PARC) and400 students from the

University of Mosul

BahzaniPopulation:

reported 500families (UNDP)

ZakhoPopulation:

reported 3,000Families

Duhok CityPopulation:

reported 3,000Families

Khazr/KalakTransit SitePopulation:

confirmed 154

AlqoshPopulation: reported

165 Families indifferent villages (IOM)

WanaPopulation: reported 1,500

families (IOM)Mosul Dam and thesurrounding villages

GwerPopulation: reported

2,000 families (UNHCR)

MakhmurPopulation: reported 300

families (UNHCR)

Erbil GovernoratePopulation: reported up to100,000 individuals (ERC)

Erbil CityPopulation: reported

225 families (REACH)across 6

neighbourhoods

Governorate borders

Country borders

District borders

Region Capital

Governorate Capital

Other cities

Transit Site

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IDP Locationsand hotspots

KRI Governorates

Areas of Concern

Permanent RefugeeCamp

Kalak CityPopulation:

reported 300families

(Mukhtar)

EyadhiaPopulation: reported500 Families (IOM)

OwaynatPopulation: reported400 Families (IOM)

Khanaqin

Kirkuk

Sulaymaniyah

Arbat

Ir

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KhanaqinPopulation: reported 600

Families (IDP SitRep)

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UN Agencies have agreed to review cluster planning figures set out in the Strategic Response Plan (SRP).

UNICEF is supplying the KRG DoH with two 27 square meter tents for immunization activities and to serve as a health clinic. UNICEF also initiated establishement of fully equipped baby hut units, which will provide growth monitoring services and breast-feeding councelling. In Erbil city, the main hospital, and particularly the maternity ward, is overburdened by the influx of IDPs. UNICEF is supplying materials and supplies for an advanced primary health care unit set up (Malafandi Public Health Centre/PHC) to provide additional capacity. UNICEF will provide eight midwifery kits (sufficient for 400 deliveries), consisting of basic medical supplies for one delivery ward and or one maternity ward.

UNICEF responded to a request of the DoH in Dohuk and now supports five EPI teams (immunization) and five nutrition teams with human resources, transport logistics and supplies.

The Polio sub-national immunization days (NIDs) planned for 15-19 June started today in the KR-I, Baghdad and Anbar only. Campaigns in Ninewa, Kirkuk, Salahadeen and Diyala have been postponed. The depletion of fuel stocks across Central Iraq could reduce mobility of vaccination teams.

PROGRAMME UPDATE

HEALTH AND NUTRITION

Water supply in Mosul is reportedly normal and current stocks of chlorine are enough for one month. A new camp site has been identified in the KR-I and site planning started today. As of mid-day today, 1,058 persons have been registered and a daily increase of 250 people per day is anticipated. UNICEF has completed installation of thirteen water tanks, has distributed 200 Hygiene Kits, and is installing and additional ten and thirty showers. UNICEF and the KRG are jointly providing water-tankering. UNICEF provides solid waste-management in Kazir Camp and the KRG is responsible for waste disposal. A new camp will be operational in three weeks and Kazir camp will be closed. In cooperation with IOM, UNICEF supplies have reached Khalacki in the Mosul/Erbil area (15 kms from Shekhan). These supplies benefited 250 families (1,500 people, mostly children) and included 12,000 bottles of water, 250 hygiene kits and 1000 water jerrycans.

WASH

UNICEF responded to a request from the MoDM to support 1000 displaced families from Shahraban and Sa’diya in Diyala and who are displaced to Kalar. The training of 60 teachers in schools that host IDP children from Anbar started today. This training will include guidance on the provision of psycho-social support. Another 100 teachers were already trained during May, 2014. Catch up classes continue in Al-Qaim, Ana, Rawa and four schools opened today in Heet, Al-Baghdadi, Haditha and Khaldiya.

EDUCATION

The existing Child Helpline will be expanded to provide 24/7 support to children in need. Information on the availability of services offered will be disseminated through various forms of communication to increase awareness among children. Based on a request from the Directorate of Social Affairs in Erbil, UNICEF agreed to create more child friendly spaces in IDP hosting areas, prioritizing Khazar camp. UNICEF provided IDP children in Kalacki near Sheikhan with 50 handballs and 250 jump ropes.

CHILD PROTECTION

Disclaimer: This report is based on information received from various internal and open sources. With the exception of the UNICEF Programme Update, it is not possible to independently verify all information. As such the report does not reflect the opinion or position of UNICEF, and is intended for informational purposes only.3

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