Information published on this page has been collected between 1st July to mid-October, 2016.


The Integrated Location Assessment (ILA) Coverage graph presents the total number of locations identified in comparison to the total number of locations assessed. Identified locations are based on the baseline data (DTM Round 48) reported on 22 June, 2016.


The Integrated Location Assessment Coverage chart showing Identified Locations series, Assessed Locations series.




The dataset available for download break downs the total number of locations identified and assessed by type of population.


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Governorate 
Identified Locations (A)=(B)+(C)-(D) 
Identified Locations Hosting IDPs (B) 
Identified Locations Hosting Returnees (C) 
Identified Locations Hosting IDPs & Returnees (D) 
Assessed Locations (E)=(A)-(F) 
Assessed Locations Hosting IDPs (%) 
Assessed Locations Hosting Returnees (%) 
Assessed Locations Hosting IDPs & Returnees (%) 
Inaccessible Locations (F) 
Anbar3153035644155
47%
69%
63%
160
Babylon345345  345
100%
0%
0%
 
Baghdad6846583711655
95%
100%
100%
29
Basrah244244  245
100%
0%
0%
 
Dahuk143143  143
100%
0%
0%
 
Diyala35421415010309
99%
70%
100%
45
Erbil1941868 194
100%
100%
0%
 
Kerbala259259  259
100%
0%
0%
 
Kirkuk1141104 71
60%
100%
0%
43
Missan107107  107
100%
0%
0%
 
Muthanna6767  67
100%
0%
0%
 
Najaf114114  114
100%
0%
0%
 
Ninewa29023610248185
57%
92%
91%
105
Qadissiya174174  174
100%
0%
0%
 
Salah al-Din2091629447161
77%
86%
95%
48
Sulaymaniyah253253  253
100%
0%
0%
 
Thi-Qar8282  82
100%
0%
0%
 
Wassit178178  178
100%
0%
0%
 
          
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SEX AND AGE DISAGGREGATED DATA (SADD)
IDP Population

The below graph presents sex and age disaggregated data by governorate of displacement collected from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

The SADD by Governorate of Displacement chart showing Male 60+ series, Male 46-59 series, Male 18-45 series, Male 13-17 series, Male 6-12 series, Male 0-5 series, Female 60+ series, Female 46-59 series, Female 18-45 series, Female 13-17 series, Female 6-12 series, Female 0-5 series.
The Age Distribution chart showing Series 1 series.
The Sex Distribution chart showing Series 1 series.

Data on age distribution is grouped in six age categories (0-5; 6-12; 13-17; 18-45; 46-59; 60 and above) from a sample of families in each location.

Returnee Population

The below graph presents sex and age disaggregated data by governorate of return collected from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

The SADD by Governorate of Return chart showing Male 60+ series, Male 46-59 series, Male 18-45 series, Male 13-17 series, Male 6-12 series, Male 0-5 series, Female 60+ series, Female 46-59 series, Female 18-45 series, Female 13-17 series, Female 6-12 series, Female 0-5 series.
The Age Distribution chart showing Series 1 series.
The Sex Distribution chart showing Series 1 series.

Data on age distribution is grouped in six age categories (0-5; 6-12; 13-17; 18-45; 46-59; 60 and above) from a sample of families in each location.

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ETHNO-RELIGIOUS COMPOSITION
IDP Population

The following graph presents IDP population ethno-religious groups data disaggregated by governorate of displacement. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

Returnee Population

The following graph presents refugees ethno-religious groups data disaggregated by governorate of return. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

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The IDPs Ethno-Religious Groups chart showing Series 1 series.
The Returnees Ethno-Religious Groups chart showing Series 1 series.
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SOCIAL COHESION

The below chart displays the number of location per governorate with existing social cohesion mechanisms.

The Integration/Reintegration Mechanisms for IDP/Returnee Families chart showing Effective remedies for displacement related violations series, Mechanisms facilitating the replacement of personal documentation series, Mechanisms facilitating property recognition series, Mechanisms facilitating family reunification series, Open spaces for public affairs participation series, None series, Unknow series, Other series.

The chart displays the total number of location per governorate with existing cooperation through common project between IDP/returnee population and the host communities. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

The IDP/Returnee Populations and Host Communities Cooperation chart showing Existing cooperation series, Absence of cooperation series, Unknown series.
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INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES

The below charts present the status of infrastructure and services by sector disaggregated by governorate. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

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The Functionality Status per Sector chart showing Mostly Functioning series, Mostly Not Functioning series, There never was one series.
The Sectorial Damage Level by Governorate chart showing Mostly Damaged series, Mostly Not Damaged series.
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MAIN PROBLEM ASSOCIATED WITH EACH SECTOR

The below charts present main problems associated by sector disaggregated by governorate. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

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IDP Population

The Problems by Governorate of Displacement chart showing No Problem series, Distance series, Price series, Quality series, Quantity series, Unequal Access series.
Returnee Population

The Problems by Governorate of Return chart showing No Problem series, Distance series, Price series, Quality series, Quantity series, Unequal Access series.

Please refer to Integrated Location Assessment here for more details about problems associated by sector.

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SOURCES OF INCOME

The present chart displays the sources of income of the IDP population by governorate. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

IDP Population

The IDPs Sources of Income chart showing Agriculture/farming/herd animal raising series, Business series, Cash grants or other forms of aid from international institutions series, Cash grants or other forms of aid from national institutions series, Income from rent of house or land series, Informal commerce or inconsistent daily labor series, Loans series, Money from family and/or friends abroad series, Savings series, Money from family and/or friends in Iraq series, Paid job (private) series, Pension series, No source of revenue series, Other series.

The present chart displays the sources of income of the returnee population by governorate. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

Returnee Population

The Returnees Sources of Income chart showing Agriculture/farming/herd animal raising series, Business series, Cash grants or other forms of aid from international institutions series, Cash grants or other forms of aid from national institutions series, Income from rent of house or land series, Informal commerce or inconsistent daily labor series, Loans series, Money from family and/or friends abroad series, Savings series, Money from family and/or friends in Iraq series, Paid job (private) series, Pension series, No source of revenue series, Other series.
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IDP INTENTIONS

The below charts present IDPs short term (less than one year) and long term intention. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

The Short Term Intentions (less than one year) chart showing Series 1 series, Go abroad series, Move in a third location within the country series, Return to their place of origin series, Stay in the current location involuntarily series, Stay in the current location voluntarily series, Other series, Unknown series.
The Long Term Intentions (one year or more) chart showing Series 1 series, Go abroad series, Locally integrate in current location involuntarily series, Locally integrate in current location voluntarily series, Move in a third location within the country series, Return to their place of origin series, Other series, Unknown series.
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SECURITY

The below charts present the number of locations reporting security incidents by governorate (IDPs + returnees).

The Security Incidents by Governorate Before the Crisis chart showing No Problem series, Armed Groups Fighting series, Harassment series, Kidnapping series, Petty Crime series, Sexual Violence series, Smuggling Trafficking Humans series, Terrorist Attacks series, Violence Within the Home series, Do Not Know series, Prefer Not to Say series, Other series.
The Current Security Incidents by Governorate (Jul- mid-Oct 2016) chart showing No Problem series, Armed groups fighting series, Harassment series, Kidnapping series, Petty Crime series, Sexual Violence series, Smuggling Trafficking Humans series, Terrorist Attacks series, Violence within the Home series, Does not know series, Prefers not to say series, Other series.
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COMMUNICATION

The following chart displays the most needed type of information according to IDP families. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

IDP Population
The Most Needed Information for the Majority of IDPs chart showing Access to water series, Detained family members status series, Documentation (e.g. Passports, birth/death certificate, ..etc.) series, Documentation mechanisms for land and property restitution series, Family reunification mechanisms series, Food distribution series, Health care series, NFI distribution series, Protection services series, Security situation series, Other series.

The following chart displays the most needed type of information according to returnee families. The collection of data was conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016.

Returnee Population
The Most Needed Information for the Majority of Returnee chart showing Access to water series, Detained family members status series, Documentation (e.g. Passports, birth/death certificate, ..etc.) series, Documentation mechanisms for land and property restitution series, Family reunification mechanisms series, Food distribution series, Health care series, NFI distribution series, Protection services series, Security situation series, Rubble, improvised explosive devices (IED) and UXO removal series, Livelihoods series, Options/support to rebuild their houses series, Other series.

Information published online refers to assessment conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016

  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment dataset, please click here.
  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment code dictionary, please click here.
  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment questionnaire, please click here.

Identification of Protection Concerns for the IDPs and Returnees in Iraq

In keeping with humanitarian principles, Sphere standards, the centrality of protection, and the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Guidelines and the Minimum Standards for Child Protection, IOM is committed to ensuring that the particular needs of all migrant women, girls, men and boys, are identified and addressed by mainstreaming GBV prevention and risk mitigation measures.

As stated in these instruments, protection of all persons affected and at risk must inform humanitarian decision-making and response, which entails identifying risks, and how and why these risks affect displaced populations, at the very outset of a crisis and thereafter, taking into account the specific vulnerabilities that underlie these risks, including those experienced by men, women, girls and boys.

As part of a global initiative supported by several donors, IOM has enhanced the type of data collected by the DTM to include protection indicators in order to provide a more holistic picture of displacement and its consequences on the affected population. DTM Iraq, with support from SIDA and PRM, has engaged with protection actors to redesign data collection tools to include specific indicators informing GBV and protection risks, in particular, in relation to site layout and infrastructure, security, priority legal needs, protection issues, child protection concerns, women’s knowledge about the availability of GBV services in camps and camp-like settings and their active participation in the provision of such services.

By incorporating these indicators, the DTM tools allow for the identification of protection issues, thereby ensuring that humanitarian actors are well informed of the vulnerabilities and most pressing protection needs of the displaced populations in Iraq.

Data from the Integrated Location Assessment that is not sensitive can be found on the general page. This portal page is specifically for actors within the Protection Cluster, and the GBV and Child Protection Sub-Clusters with whom data sharing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) have been established. Due to the sensitivity of the information (e.g. child protection needs, early marriage indication, and counter-trafficking indicators for IDPs or Returnees), its circulation is specific for a set of actors. It should be noted, however, that despite the information being sensitive, the DTM Iraq does not identify individual information. As this data is collected at the location level, it only serves as a flagging mechanism for protection actors to follow up with more detailed assessments to further validate and better specify the scope and dynamics of the protection concerns identified.

To request access to these datasets, please contact:iraqdtm@iom.int




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Information published online refers to assessment conducted from 1st July to mid-October, 2016

  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment report, Part I Thematic Overview please click here, and Part II: Governorate Profiles, please click here.
  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment dataset, please click here.
  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment code dictionary, please click here.
  • To download the Integrated Location Assessment questionnaire, please click here.