Tigr

is

Al-Adel

Al-Afraah

Al-Akhaa

Al-Araby

Al-Baladyat

Al-Baraka

Al-Bareed

Al-Ealaam

Al-Farabe

Al-Fathl

Al-Hadbah

Al-Hureia

Al-Khathra

Al-Khizlani

Al-Maamoon

Al-Mansoor

Al-NabiYounis

Al-Nahda

Al-Noor

Al-Numaniya

Al-QahiraAl-Qayrawan

Al-Rahmaa

Al-Rasheed

Al-Sadeeq

Al-Mothana

Al-Salam

Al-Samah

Al-Shaymaa

Al-Suqar

Al-Swais

Al-Taameem

Al-Tayaran

Al-Batool

Al-Wahda

Falastin

IbnKhaldoun

Kolan

Kolan

MosulAl-Gadeeda

Rashedeya

Summer

TalAl-Romman

WadieHagar

YounisAl-Sabaawe

3Km

% of children who are currently attending school

0 - 2526 - 5051 - 7576 - 100Not Assessed Neighborhoods

Tigr

is

3Km

% of population without access to drinking water in the last 7 days

No Info0 - 2526 - 5051 - 7576 - 100Neighborhood not assessed

3Km

Food - % of population without accessto sufficientfood in the last 7 days

No Info0 - 2526 - 5051 - 7576 - 100neighbouhood not assessed

IRAN

SYRIA

SAUDI ARABIA

TURKEY

KUWAIT

JOR

DAN

ANBAR

NINEWA

MUTHANNA

DIYALA

WASSIT

MISSAN

SALAH AL-DIN

THI-QAR

QADISSIYA

BABYLON

Baghdad

Kut

Mosul

Hilla

Najaf

Erbil

Dahuk

Kirkuk

Basrah

Amarah

Ramadi

Samarra

Samawah

Kerbala

Diwaniya

Nassriyah

Ba`aqubah

Hard-to-reach area

Sulaymaniyah

HadithaAna

Tikrit

Hawiga

Ka’im

1,000,000

150,000

Returnees IDPs

Rutba

DISPLACEMENT

NO LOST GENERATION2

The aim of the No Lost Generation initiative is to protect the safety and future of the children and young people who have been impacted by the conflict.

MOSUL CITY FOOD NEEDS3

According to a Rapid Needs assessment conducted between 25 March and 11 April 2017, a quarter of the neighbourhoods assessed reported that the majority of residents had insufficient access to food in the preceding seven days.

MOSUL CITY WASH NEEDS3

Almost all neighbourhoods reported challenges in accessing safe drinking water in their areas.

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Mosul Corridor Displacement Trends1

Salah al-Din, Ninewa and Hawiga Mosul

6

3

2

0.3Libya

Yemen

Iraq

Syria

Internally displaced people in region (in millions)

In April, the number of people displaced from Mosul rose to over half a million, around a fifth of whom have returned to their homes in east Mosul and surrounding areas. Over 80 per cent of people displaced from Mosul are sheltering in camps and emergency sites, but increasingly, people displaced from west Mosul and Tel Afar are choosing to go to host communities in east Mosul in order to reunite with their families. Elsewhere, displacement from Hawiga has slowed since the beginning of the year, reaching a standstill by the end of the month. Relatively small numbers of people continue to flee ISIL-held western Anbar, passing through Kilo 60 and Kilo 18 transit sites on their way to camps in eastern Anbar. Return movements continue countrywide with a further 100,000 people returning to areas of origin in April, bringing the number of returnees to 1.7 million.

475

Nearly 3.7M5.3M

More than 760,000

children need education and protection assistance

displaced children have missed an entire year of education

17attacks on schools and personnel were reported and

1,685 children were reported in 2016

361 grave child rights violations affecting

at least 7 schools are beingused by millitary forces

school-age children attend school irregularly, or not at all

children were reportedly killed and 355 injured as a result of conflict

About 50% of displaced population are children.

334,518

Start of eastMosul operation

Start of westMosul operation

145,866

Creation date: 30 April 2017 Sources: 1. IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Round 70 - 24 April 2017 2. Data from 2016, NLG (www.nolostgeneration.org) 3. Iraq Assessment Working Group Rapid Needs Assessment-April 2017 Feedback: iraqinfo@un.org iraq.humanitarianresponse.info www.reliefweb.int

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. The data for this map has a limited number of sources, including parties to the conflict. The data has not been independently verified and is subject to error or omission, deliberate orotherwise by the various sources. Due to the rapidly changing situation, numbers and locations listed are subject to change.

IRAQ: Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 30 April 2017)