NIGERIA: Annual Report January – December 2016

c

1.64

1.73

Million people targeted

People reached in 2016

PROTECTION

In 2016, 5.45 million people were identified as being in need of protection services in the states of

Borno, Yobe, Adamawa and Gombe. The Protection Sector in the 2016 Humanitarian Response Plan

envisioned assisting 1.64 million of the most critically vulnerable persons for which it estimated

requiring $31 million.

The Sector reached a total of 1.73 million persons over the year, exceeding its initial target due to the

scale up of emergency operations when critically affected areas within Borno State became newly

accessible to partners in the middle of the year. Protection interventions in 2016 were implemented

by 38 partner institutions including, state and federal government institutions, national and

international NGOs and multiple UN agencies. Breakdown of the beneficiaries of the protection

interventions are as follows: 272,595 were adult men, 534,499 were adult women, 415,201 were boys

and 510,958 were girls.

The overwhelming majority of these activities were carried out in Borno State, with 1.47 million

persons reached in the State. In Adamawa, around 339,000 individuals were reached, 53,000 in

Gombe and 193,000 in Yobe. Nearly 60% of individuals reached by protection actors were female

and over 55% were children.

5.45 Million people in need

Reached vs. Target

106% of the target

reached

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People reached per state

Co-leads

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

NIGERIA: PROTECTION IMPACT SNAPSHOT

PROTECTIONCHILD

PROTECTION

SGBVSEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED,

PRIORITIZING THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONSTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IDENTIFY AND ANALYSE PROTECTION CONCERNS AND IMPLEMENT

AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROTECTION ISSUES ARE EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED THROUGH

COORDINATION, CAPACITY BUILDING AND PROTECTION MAINTREAMING

PEOPLE

REACHED

PEOPLE

REACHEDPEOPLE

REACHED

CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION

106%

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS PROVIDED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL

SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THEIR WELLBEING

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN REACHED

THROUGH SPECIFIC PROTECTION SERVICES (LEGAL AID,

HLP SUPPORT, DETENTION VISITS, AND FORMAL AND

INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS REACH THROUGH AWARENESS

RAISING AND COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES

(TRAINING, EVENT, AND STRUCTURE)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS/AT RISK PROVIDED WITH

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS SCREENED OR PROFILED

# OF INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

# OF TARGETED ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

# OF ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION SECTOR WORKING

GROUPS, CHILD PROTECTION AND GBV SUB-WORKING GROUPS

(REGULAR MEETINGS, DEDICATED COORDINATORS, IM CAPACITY)

# OF PROTECTION MAINSTREAMING INITIATIVES

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

25,000

123,720

2,500

42,850

300,000

300,000

40,000

15

4

40

8,000

PEOPLE REACHED

VS TARGET

7,815

102,560

224,921

387,766

25,750

25

6

55

12,639

667,301

116,177

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

21,595

80,272

## OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

885,345

510,958

272,595

GIRLS

MEN

PEOPLE

REACHED

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

1,733,276

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: MONITOR, DOCUMENT AND REPORT GRAVE CHILD RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

OF GIRLS AND BOYS AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICTTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IMPROVE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED CHILD PROTECTION

SERVICES AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS IMPACTED BY THE

CONFLICT, CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS.

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO CHILDREN ASSOCIATED

WITH ARMED GROUPS.

# OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING AND REPORTING

MECHANISM (MRM) ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING

QUARTERLY REPORTS AND 1 ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED

# OF UASC REUNIFIED

# OF UASC PLACED IN ALTERNATIVE CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND

WHO BENEFITED FROM FOLLOW-UP

# OF UASC IDENTIFIED

# OF CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS SUPPORTED THROUGH

INTER-AGENCY CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

# OF CONFLICT AFFECTED CHILDREN REFERRED TO SPECIALIST

SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE REQUIRED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS REACHED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

THROUGH CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/CHILD CLUBS

# OF CFS/CHILD CLUBS ESTABLISHED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS BENEFITTING FROM MINE RISK

EDUCATION

# OF CHILDREN RELEASED FROM ARMED GROUPS WHO HAVE

BENEFITED FROM COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

3

2

5

324

6,030

2,995

3,000

200

180,000

450

14,400

1,750

2

410

2,614

5,480

5,570

6,024

295,816

291

10,988

480

199,915

33,974

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

83,954

9,059

326,902

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: INCREASE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED GBV SERVICES FOR

SURVIVORS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE, AND BY

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING REFERRAL SYSTEMS AND SAFE SPACES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

TARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: INCREASE AWARENESS ON THE PREVENTION OF GBV, MITIGATE RISK

FACTORS AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY PROTECTION STRATEGIES TO PREVENT GBV

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: MAINTAIN UPDATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA ON GBV NEEDED TO

INFORM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS.

# OF REFERRAL MECHANISM (PATHWAYS) ESTABLISHED AND

FUNCTIONAL

# OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS REACHED WITH TIMELY AND

APPROPRIATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF REFERRALS FOR SPECIALIZED

GBV CARE SUPPORTED

# NUMBER OF VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESSING

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF SURVIVORS AND VULNERABLE WOMEN

AND GIRLS PROVIDED WITH DIGNITY KITS

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

# NUMBER OF PERSONS REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY

SENSITIZATION ON GBV AND SEA

# NUMBER AND TYPES OF IEC MATERIALS USING VERBAL OR

VISUALMESSAGES PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED

(I.E. ACCESSIBLE TO NON-LITERATE PERSONS)

# NUMBER OF FUNCTIONAL GBVIMS IN THE

CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES

# NUMBER OF GBV ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED AND REPORTED

4

3

48,000

7,550

1,800

50,000

469

67,000

5

41

4

281,827

330

7,023

25,717

5,574

197,661

11

7

3

279,811

79,201

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

138,900

23,117

521,029

885,345 reached, including 387,766 vulnerable individuals

profiled/monitored/registered, 224,921 vulnerable individuals provided with

targeted protection-based material assistance; 102,560 reached with

community-based sensitizations; 123,720 individuals reached with psychosocial

support; 25,750 individuals referred to appropriate specialized services; and

capacity of 12,639 individuals built through trainings including 420 peace-building,

7,815 of vulnerable persons have been reached through specific protection

services (Legal Aid, HLP Support, Livelihood, Detention Visits).

521,029 reached, including 281,827 vulnerable persons provided with

psychosocial counseling support; 197,661Individuals reached through

sensitizations on SGBV and SEA; 25,717 women and girls received dignity kits;

5,574 trained on SGBV interventions and 7,023 vulnerable women and girls

gained skills for livelihoods.

326,902 children reached, including 295,816 provided with psychosocial

support through child friendly spaces/child clubs; 5,480 UASC (including 410

UASC reunified and 814 unaccompanied identified); 2,614 UASC placed in

alternative care arrangements and benefited from follow-up, 5,570 children at risk

and survivors supported through inter-agency case management system, and

10,988 children benefitting from mine risk education.

JAN - DEC 2016

SOURCES OF DATA: PROTECTION SECTOR MEMBERS CREATION DATE: 17 Jan 2017 FEEDBACK: NIGABPSWG@UNHCR.ORGDEVELOPED BY

UNHCR NIGERIADISCLAIMER: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for

Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish

Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs,

Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,

International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps,

International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri,

Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission,

Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Neem Foundation, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,

Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State

Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and

Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria

BENEFICIARY PROFILE DEMOGRAPHICS PARTNERSHIP

PRESENCE OF PROTECTION

ACTORS IN THE

NORTH EAST

38

UN

WOMEN

NIG

ERIAN

NRC

IDP AND IDPs IN HOST COMMUNITY 966,984

3,671STAKEHOLDERS

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY TYPE

144,028RETURNING NIGERIANS FROM NEIGHBORING COUNT RY

15,199BENEFICIARIES IN AREAS OF RETURN

574,652IDPs

28,742HOST COMMUNITY

415,224BOYS

534,399WOMEN

COMPLETED AND

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

NIGERIA

EGYPT

PEOPLE

TARGETED1.64M

PEOPLE

IN NEED5.45M

313%

239%

75%

129%

64%

167%

150%

138%

158%

495% 67%

75%

75%

17%

587%

390%

295%

220%

51%

1,118%

40%

205%

87%

91%

186%

1859%

164%

65%

76%

27%

4%

© UNHCR

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

NIGERIA: PROTECTION IMPACT SNAPSHOT

PROTECTIONCHILD

PROTECTION

SGBVSEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED,

PRIORITIZING THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONSTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IDENTIFY AND ANALYSE PROTECTION CONCERNS AND IMPLEMENT

AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROTECTION ISSUES ARE EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED THROUGH

COORDINATION, CAPACITY BUILDING AND PROTECTION MAINTREAMING

PEOPLE

REACHED

PEOPLE

REACHEDPEOPLE

REACHED

CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION

106%

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS PROVIDED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL

SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THEIR WELLBEING

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN REACHED

THROUGH SPECIFIC PROTECTION SERVICES (LEGAL AID,

HLP SUPPORT, DETENTION VISITS, AND FORMAL AND

INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS REACH THROUGH AWARENESS

RAISING AND COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES

(TRAINING, EVENT, AND STRUCTURE)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS/AT RISK PROVIDED WITH

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS SCREENED OR PROFILED

# OF INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

# OF TARGETED ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

# OF ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION SECTOR WORKING

GROUPS, CHILD PROTECTION AND GBV SUB-WORKING GROUPS

(REGULAR MEETINGS, DEDICATED COORDINATORS, IM CAPACITY)

# OF PROTECTION MAINSTREAMING INITIATIVES

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

25,000

123,720

2,500

42,850

300,000

300,000

40,000

15

4

40

8,000

PEOPLE REACHED

VS TARGET

7,815

102,560

224,921

387,766

25,750

25

6

55

12,639

667,301

116,177

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

21,595

80,272

## OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

885,345

510,958

272,595

GIRLS

MEN

PEOPLE

REACHED

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

1,733,253

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: MONITOR, DOCUMENT AND REPORT GRAVE CHILD RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

OF GIRLS AND BOYS AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICTTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IMPROVE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED CHILD PROTECTION

SERVICES AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS IMPACTED BY THE

CONFLICT, CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS.

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO CHILDREN ASSOCIATED

WITH ARMED GROUPS.

# OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING AND REPORTING

MECHANISM (MRM) ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING

QUARTERLY REPORTS AND 1 ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED

# OF UASC REUNIFIED

# OF UASC PLACED IN ALTERNATIVE CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND

WHO BENEFITED FROM FOLLOW-UP

# OF UASC IDENTIFIED

# OF CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS SUPPORTED THROUGH

INTER-AGENCY CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

# OF CONFLICT AFFECTED CHILDREN REFERRED TO SPECIALIST

SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE REQUIRED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS REACHED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

THROUGH CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/CHILD CLUBS

# OF CFS/CHILD CLUBS ESTABLISHED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS BENEFITTING FROM MINE RISK

EDUCATION

# OF CHILDREN RELEASED FROM ARMED GROUPS WHO HAVE

BENEFITED FROM COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

3

2

5

324

6,030

2,995

3,000

200

180,000

450

14,400

1,750

2

410

2,614

5,480

5,570

6,024

295,793

291

10,988

4,876

199,915

33,974

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

83,931

9,059

326,879

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: INCREASE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED GBV SERVICES FOR

SURVIVORS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE, AND BY

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING REFERRAL SYSTEMS AND SAFE SPACES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

TARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: INCREASE AWARENESS ON THE PREVENTION OF GBV, MITIGATE RISK

FACTORS AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY PROTECTION STRATEGIES TO PREVENT GBV

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: MAINTAIN UPDATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA ON GBV NEEDED TO

INFORM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS.

# OF REFERRAL MECHANISM (PATHWAYS) ESTABLISHED AND

FUNCTIONAL

# OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS REACHED WITH TIMELY AND

APPROPRIATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF REFERRALS FOR SPECIALIZED

GBV CARE SUPPORTED

# NUMBER OF VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESSING

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF SURVIVORS AND VULNERABLE WOMEN

AND GIRLS PROVIDED WITH DIGNITY KITS

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

# NUMBER OF PERSONS REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY

SENSITIZATION ON GBV AND SEA

# NUMBER AND TYPES OF IEC MATERIALS USING VERBAL OR

VISUALMESSAGES PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED

(I.E. ACCESSIBLE TO NON-LITERATE PERSONS)

# NUMBER OF FUNCTIONAL GBVIMS IN THE

CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES

# NUMBER OF GBV ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED AND REPORTED

4

3

48,000

7,550

1,800

50,000

469

67,000

5

41

4

281,827

330

7,023

25,717

5,574

197,661

11

7

3

279,811

79,201

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

138,900

23,117

521,029

JAN - DEC 2016

SOURCES OF DATA: PROTECTION SECTOR MEMBERS CREATION DATE: 17 Jan 2017 FEEDBACK: NIGABPSWG@UNHCR.ORGDEVELOPED BY

UNHCR NIGERIADISCLAIMER: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for

Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish

Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs,

Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,

International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps,

International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri,

Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission,

Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Neem Foundation, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,

Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State

Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and

Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria

BENEFICIARY PROFILE DEMOGRAPHICS PARTNERSHIP

PRESENCE OF PROTECTION

ACTORS IN THE

NORTH EAST

38

UN

WOMEN

NIG

ERIAN

NRC

IDP AND IDPs IN HOST COMMUNITY 966,984

3,671STAKEHOLDERS

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY TYPE

144,028RETURNING NIGERIANS FROM NEIGHBORING COUNT RY

15,199BENEFICIARIES IN AREAS OF RETURN

574,652IDPs

28,742HOST COMMUNITY

415,224BOYS

534,399WOMEN

COMPLETED AND

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

NIGERIA

EGYPT

PEOPLE

TARGETED1.64M

PEOPLE

IN NEED5.45M

313%

239%

75%

129%

64%

167%

150%

138%

158%

495% 67%

75%

75%

17%

587%

390%

295%

220%

51%

1,118%

40%

205%

87%

91%

186%

1859%

164%

65%

76%

279%

4%

NIGERIA: Annual Report January – December 2016

0.82

0.32

Million people targeted

Million people reached

CHILD PROTECTION

The 2016 Humanitarian Needs Overview established that a total of 2.73 million children were in need

of protection services and the Humanitarian Response Plan envisioned targeting 820,765 of them

for assistance.

In 2016, Child Protection actors reached 326,879 persons in need, broken down to 163,297 boys

and 163,605 girls.

2.73 Million people in need

People reached per state

Reached vs. Target

47% of the target

reached

Co-leads

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

NIGERIA: PROTECTION IMPACT SNAPSHOT

PROTECTIONCHILD

PROTECTION

SGBVSEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED,

PRIORITIZING THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONSTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IDENTIFY AND ANALYSE PROTECTION CONCERNS AND IMPLEMENT

AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROTECTION ISSUES ARE EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED THROUGH

COORDINATION, CAPACITY BUILDING AND PROTECTION MAINTREAMING

PEOPLE

REACHED

PEOPLE

REACHEDPEOPLE

REACHED

CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION

106%

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS PROVIDED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL

SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THEIR WELLBEING

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN REACHED

THROUGH SPECIFIC PROTECTION SERVICES (LEGAL AID,

HLP SUPPORT, DETENTION VISITS, AND FORMAL AND

INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS REACH THROUGH AWARENESS

RAISING AND COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES

(TRAINING, EVENT, AND STRUCTURE)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS/AT RISK PROVIDED WITH

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS SCREENED OR PROFILED

# OF INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

# OF TARGETED ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

# OF ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION SECTOR WORKING

GROUPS, CHILD PROTECTION AND GBV SUB-WORKING GROUPS

(REGULAR MEETINGS, DEDICATED COORDINATORS, IM CAPACITY)

# OF PROTECTION MAINSTREAMING INITIATIVES

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

25,000

123,720

2,500

42,850

300,000

300,000

40,000

15

4

40

8,000

PEOPLE REACHED

VS TARGET

7,815

102,560

224,921

387,766

25,750

25

6

55

12,639

667,301

116,177

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

21,595

80,272

## OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

885,345

510,958

272,595

GIRLS

MEN

PEOPLE

REACHED

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

1,733,253

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: MONITOR, DOCUMENT AND REPORT GRAVE CHILD RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

OF GIRLS AND BOYS AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICTTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IMPROVE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED CHILD PROTECTION

SERVICES AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS IMPACTED BY THE

CONFLICT, CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS.

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO CHILDREN ASSOCIATED

WITH ARMED GROUPS.

# OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING AND REPORTING

MECHANISM (MRM) ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING

QUARTERLY REPORTS AND 1 ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED

# OF UASC REUNIFIED

# OF UASC PLACED IN ALTERNATIVE CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND

WHO BENEFITED FROM FOLLOW-UP

# OF UASC IDENTIFIED

# OF CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS SUPPORTED THROUGH

INTER-AGENCY CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

# OF CONFLICT AFFECTED CHILDREN REFERRED TO SPECIALIST

SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE REQUIRED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS REACHED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

THROUGH CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/CHILD CLUBS

# OF CFS/CHILD CLUBS ESTABLISHED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS BENEFITTING FROM MINE RISK

EDUCATION

# OF CHILDREN RELEASED FROM ARMED GROUPS WHO HAVE

BENEFITED FROM COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

3

2

5

324

6,030

2,995

3,000

200

180,000

450

14,400

1,750

2

410

2,614

5,480

5,570

6,024

295,793

291

10,988

4,876

199,915

33,974

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

83,931

9,059

326,879

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: INCREASE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED GBV SERVICES FOR

SURVIVORS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE, AND BY

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING REFERRAL SYSTEMS AND SAFE SPACES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

TARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: INCREASE AWARENESS ON THE PREVENTION OF GBV, MITIGATE RISK

FACTORS AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY PROTECTION STRATEGIES TO PREVENT GBV

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: MAINTAIN UPDATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA ON GBV NEEDED TO

INFORM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS.

# OF REFERRAL MECHANISM (PATHWAYS) ESTABLISHED AND

FUNCTIONAL

# OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS REACHED WITH TIMELY AND

APPROPRIATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF REFERRALS FOR SPECIALIZED

GBV CARE SUPPORTED

# NUMBER OF VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESSING

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF SURVIVORS AND VULNERABLE WOMEN

AND GIRLS PROVIDED WITH DIGNITY KITS

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

# NUMBER OF PERSONS REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY

SENSITIZATION ON GBV AND SEA

# NUMBER AND TYPES OF IEC MATERIALS USING VERBAL OR

VISUALMESSAGES PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED

(I.E. ACCESSIBLE TO NON-LITERATE PERSONS)

# NUMBER OF FUNCTIONAL GBVIMS IN THE

CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES

# NUMBER OF GBV ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED AND REPORTED

4

3

48,000

7,550

1,800

50,000

469

67,000

5

41

4

281,827

330

7,023

25,717

5,574

197,661

11

7

3

279,811

79,201

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

138,900

23,117

521,029

885,345 reached, including 387,766 vulnerable individuals

profiled/monitored/registered, 224,921 vulnerable individuals provided with

targeted protection-based material assistance; 102,560 reached with

community-based sensitizations; 123,720 individuals reached with psychosocial

support; 25,750 individuals referred to appropriate specialized services; and

capacity of 12,639 individuals built through trainings including 420 peace-building,

7,815 of vulnerable persons have been reached through specific protection

services (Legal Aid, HLP Support, Livelihood, Detention Visits).

521,029 reached, including 281,827 vulnerable persons provided with

psychosocial counseling support; 197,661Individuals reached through

sensitizations on SGBV and SEA; 25,717 women and girls received dignity kits;

5,574 trained on SGBV interventions and 7,023 vulnerable women and girls

gained skills for livelihoods.

326,902 children reached, including 295,816 provided with psychosocial

support through child friendly spaces/child clubs; 5,480 UASC (including 410

UASC reunified and 814 unaccompanied identified); 2,614 UASC placed in

alternative care arrangements and benefited from follow-up, 5,570 children at risk

and survivors supported through inter-agency case management system, and

10,988 children benefitting from mine risk education.

JAN - DEC 2016

SOURCES OF DATA: PROTECTION SECTOR MEMBERS CREATION DATE: 17 Jan 2017 FEEDBACK: NIGABPSWG@UNHCR.ORGDEVELOPED BY

UNHCR NIGERIADISCLAIMER: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for

Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish

Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs,

Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,

International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps,

International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri,

Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission,

Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Neem Foundation, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,

Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State

Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and

Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria

BENEFICIARY PROFILE DEMOGRAPHICS PARTNERSHIP

PRESENCE OF PROTECTION

ACTORS IN THE

NORTH EAST

38

UN

WOMEN

NIG

ERIAN

NRC

IDP AND IDPs IN HOST COMMUNITY 966,984

3,671STAKEHOLDERS

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY TYPE

144,028RETURNING NIGERIANS FROM NEIGHBORING COUNT RY

15,199BENEFICIARIES IN AREAS OF RETURN

574,652IDPs

28,742HOST COMMUNITY

415,224BOYS

534,399WOMEN

COMPLETED AND

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

NIGERIA

EGYPT

PEOPLE

TARGETED1.64M

PEOPLE

IN NEED5.45M

313%

239%

75%

129%

64%

167%

150%

138%

158%

495% 67%

75%

75%

17%

587%

390%

295%

220%

51%

1,118%

40%

205%

87%

91%

186%

1859%

164%

65%

76%

279%

4%

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

NIGERIA: PROTECTION IMPACT SNAPSHOT

PROTECTIONCHILD

PROTECTION

SGBVSEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED,

PRIORITIZING THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONSTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IDENTIFY AND ANALYSE PROTECTION CONCERNS AND IMPLEMENT

AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROTECTION ISSUES ARE EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED THROUGH

COORDINATION, CAPACITY BUILDING AND PROTECTION MAINTREAMING

PEOPLE

REACHED

PEOPLE

REACHEDPEOPLE

REACHED

CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION

106%

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS PROVIDED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL

SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THEIR WELLBEING

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN REACHED

THROUGH SPECIFIC PROTECTION SERVICES (LEGAL AID,

HLP SUPPORT, DETENTION VISITS, AND FORMAL AND

INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS REACH THROUGH AWARENESS

RAISING AND COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES

(TRAINING, EVENT, AND STRUCTURE)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS/AT RISK PROVIDED WITH

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS SCREENED OR PROFILED

# OF INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

# OF TARGETED ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

# OF ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION SECTOR WORKING

GROUPS, CHILD PROTECTION AND GBV SUB-WORKING GROUPS

(REGULAR MEETINGS, DEDICATED COORDINATORS, IM CAPACITY)

# OF PROTECTION MAINSTREAMING INITIATIVES

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

25,000

123,720

2,500

42,850

300,000

300,000

40,000

15

4

40

8,000

PEOPLE REACHED

VS TARGET

7,815

102,560

224,921

387,766

25,750

25

6

55

12,639

667,301

116,177

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

21,595

80,272

## OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

885,345

510,958

272,595

GIRLS

MEN

PEOPLE

REACHED

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

1,733,253

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: MONITOR, DOCUMENT AND REPORT GRAVE CHILD RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

OF GIRLS AND BOYS AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICTTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IMPROVE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED CHILD PROTECTION

SERVICES AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS IMPACTED BY THE

CONFLICT, CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS.

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO CHILDREN ASSOCIATED

WITH ARMED GROUPS.

# OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING AND REPORTING

MECHANISM (MRM) ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING

QUARTERLY REPORTS AND 1 ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED

# OF UASC REUNIFIED

# OF UASC PLACED IN ALTERNATIVE CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND

WHO BENEFITED FROM FOLLOW-UP

# OF UASC IDENTIFIED

# OF CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS SUPPORTED THROUGH

INTER-AGENCY CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

# OF CONFLICT AFFECTED CHILDREN REFERRED TO SPECIALIST

SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE REQUIRED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS REACHED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

THROUGH CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/CHILD CLUBS

# OF CFS/CHILD CLUBS ESTABLISHED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS BENEFITTING FROM MINE RISK

EDUCATION

# OF CHILDREN RELEASED FROM ARMED GROUPS WHO HAVE

BENEFITED FROM COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

3

2

5

324

6,030

2,995

3,000

200

180,000

450

14,400

1,750

2

410

2,614

5,480

5,570

6,024

295,793

291

10,988

4,876

199,915

33,974

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

83,931

9,059

326,879

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: INCREASE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED GBV SERVICES FOR

SURVIVORS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE, AND BY

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING REFERRAL SYSTEMS AND SAFE SPACES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

TARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: INCREASE AWARENESS ON THE PREVENTION OF GBV, MITIGATE RISK

FACTORS AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY PROTECTION STRATEGIES TO PREVENT GBV

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: MAINTAIN UPDATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA ON GBV NEEDED TO

INFORM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS.

# OF REFERRAL MECHANISM (PATHWAYS) ESTABLISHED AND

FUNCTIONAL

# OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS REACHED WITH TIMELY AND

APPROPRIATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF REFERRALS FOR SPECIALIZED

GBV CARE SUPPORTED

# NUMBER OF VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESSING

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF SURVIVORS AND VULNERABLE WOMEN

AND GIRLS PROVIDED WITH DIGNITY KITS

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

# NUMBER OF PERSONS REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY

SENSITIZATION ON GBV AND SEA

# NUMBER AND TYPES OF IEC MATERIALS USING VERBAL OR

VISUALMESSAGES PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED

(I.E. ACCESSIBLE TO NON-LITERATE PERSONS)

# NUMBER OF FUNCTIONAL GBVIMS IN THE

CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES

# NUMBER OF GBV ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED AND REPORTED

4

3

48,000

7,550

1,800

50,000

469

67,000

5

41

4

281,827

330

7,023

25,717

5,574

197,661

11

7

3

279,811

79,201

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

138,900

23,117

521,029

JAN - DEC 2016

SOURCES OF DATA: PROTECTION SECTOR MEMBERS CREATION DATE: 17 Jan 2017 FEEDBACK: NIGABPSWG@UNHCR.ORGDEVELOPED BY

UNHCR NIGERIADISCLAIMER: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for

Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish

Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs,

Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,

International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps,

International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri,

Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission,

Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Neem Foundation, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,

Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State

Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and

Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria

BENEFICIARY PROFILE DEMOGRAPHICS PARTNERSHIP

PRESENCE OF PROTECTION

ACTORS IN THE

NORTH EAST

38

UN

WOMEN

NIG

ERIAN

NRC

IDP AND IDPs IN HOST COMMUNITY 966,984

3,671STAKEHOLDERS

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY TYPE

144,028RETURNING NIGERIANS FROM NEIGHBORING COUNTRY

15,199BENEFICIARIES IN AREAS OF RETURN

574,652IDPs

28,742HOST COMMUNITY

415,224BOYS

534,399WOMEN

COMPLETED AND

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

NIGERIA

EGYPT

PEOPLE

TARGETED1.64M

PEOPLE

IN NEED5.45M

313%

239%

75%

129%

64%

167%

150%

138%

158%

495% 67%

75%

75%

17%

587%

390%

295%

220%

51%

1,118%

40%

205%

87%

91%

186%

1859%

164%

65%

76%

279%

4%

NIGERIA: Annual Report January – December 2016

0.6

0.52

Million people targeted

People reached in 2016

GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

The 2016 Humanitarian Needs Overview established that a total of 1.5 million people required protection

services for needs relating to sexual and gender-based violence and the Humanitarian Response Plan

envisioned targeting 600,000 of them for assistance.

In 2016, the GBV Sub-Sector reached 521,029 individuals, broken down to 247,721 women, 88,381 men,

117,480 girls and 67,447 boys.

1.5 Million people in need

People reached per state

Reached vs. Target

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

NIGERIA: PROTECTION IMPACT SNAPSHOT

PROTECTIONCHILD

PROTECTION

SGBVSEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED,

PRIORITIZING THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONSTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IDENTIFY AND ANALYSE PROTECTION CONCERNS AND IMPLEMENT

AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROTECTION ISSUES ARE EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED THROUGH

COORDINATION, CAPACITY BUILDING AND PROTECTION MAINTREAMING

PEOPLE

REACHED

PEOPLE

REACHEDPEOPLE

REACHED

CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION

106%

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS PROVIDED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL

SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THEIR WELLBEING

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN REACHED

THROUGH SPECIFIC PROTECTION SERVICES (LEGAL AID,

HLP SUPPORT, DETENTION VISITS, AND FORMAL AND

INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS REACH THROUGH AWARENESS

RAISING AND COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES

(TRAINING, EVENT, AND STRUCTURE)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS/AT RISK PROVIDED WITH

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS SCREENED OR PROFILED

# OF INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

# OF TARGETED ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

# OF ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION SECTOR WORKING

GROUPS, CHILD PROTECTION AND GBV SUB-WORKING GROUPS

(REGULAR MEETINGS, DEDICATED COORDINATORS, IM CAPACITY)

# OF PROTECTION MAINSTREAMING INITIATIVES

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

25,000

123,720

2,500

42,850

300,000

300,000

40,000

15

4

40

8,000

PEOPLE REACHED

VS TARGET

7,815

102,560

224,921

387,766

25,750

25

6

55

12,639

667,301

116,177

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

21,595

80,272

## OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

885,345

510,958

272,595

GIRLS

MEN

PEOPLE

REACHED

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

1,733,276

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: MONITOR, DOCUMENT AND REPORT GRAVE CHILD RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

OF GIRLS AND BOYS AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICTTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IMPROVE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED CHILD PROTECTION

SERVICES AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS IMPACTED BY THE

CONFLICT, CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS.

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO CHILDREN ASSOCIATED

WITH ARMED GROUPS.

# OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING AND REPORTING

MECHANISM (MRM) ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING

QUARTERLY REPORTS AND 1 ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED

# OF UASC REUNIFIED

# OF UASC PLACED IN ALTERNATIVE CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND

WHO BENEFITED FROM FOLLOW-UP

# OF UASC IDENTIFIED

# OF CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS SUPPORTED THROUGH

INTER-AGENCY CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

# OF CONFLICT AFFECTED CHILDREN REFERRED TO SPECIALIST

SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE REQUIRED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS REACHED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

THROUGH CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/CHILD CLUBS

# OF CFS/CHILD CLUBS ESTABLISHED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS BENEFITTING FROM MINE RISK

EDUCATION

# OF CHILDREN RELEASED FROM ARMED GROUPS WHO HAVE

BENEFITED FROM COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

3

2

5

324

6,030

2,995

3,000

200

180,000

450

14,400

1,750

2

410

2,614

5,480

5,570

6,024

295,816

291

10,988

480

199,915

33,974

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

83,954

9,059

326,902

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: INCREASE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED GBV SERVICES FOR

SURVIVORS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE, AND BY

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING REFERRAL SYSTEMS AND SAFE SPACES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

TARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: INCREASE AWARENESS ON THE PREVENTION OF GBV, MITIGATE RISK

FACTORS AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY PROTECTION STRATEGIES TO PREVENT GBV

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: MAINTAIN UPDATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA ON GBV NEEDED TO

INFORM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS.

# OF REFERRAL MECHANISM (PATHWAYS) ESTABLISHED AND

FUNCTIONAL

# OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS REACHED WITH TIMELY AND

APPROPRIATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF REFERRALS FOR SPECIALIZED

GBV CARE SUPPORTED

# NUMBER OF VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESSING

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF SURVIVORS AND VULNERABLE WOMEN

AND GIRLS PROVIDED WITH DIGNITY KITS

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

# NUMBER OF PERSONS REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY

SENSITIZATION ON GBV AND SEA

# NUMBER AND TYPES OF IEC MATERIALS USING VERBAL OR

VISUALMESSAGES PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED

(I.E. ACCESSIBLE TO NON-LITERATE PERSONS)

# NUMBER OF FUNCTIONAL GBVIMS IN THE

CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES

# NUMBER OF GBV ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED AND REPORTED

4

3

48,000

7,550

1,800

50,000

469

67,000

5

41

4

281,827

330

7,023

25,717

5,574

197,661

11

7

3

279,811

79,201

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

138,900

23,117

521,029

885,345 reached, including 387,766 vulnerable individuals

profiled/monitored/registered, 224,921 vulnerable individuals provided with

targeted protection-based material assistance; 102,560 reached with

community-based sensitizations; 123,720 individuals reached with psychosocial

support; 25,750 individuals referred to appropriate specialized services; and

capacity of 12,639 individuals built through trainings including 420 peace-building,

7,815 of vulnerable persons have been reached through specific protection

services (Legal Aid, HLP Support, Livelihood, Detention Visits).

521,029 reached, including 281,827 vulnerable persons provided with

psychosocial counseling support; 197,661Individuals reached through

sensitizations on SGBV and SEA; 25,717 women and girls received dignity kits;

5,574 trained on SGBV interventions and 7,023 vulnerable women and girls

gained skills for livelihoods.

326,902 children reached, including 295,816 provided with psychosocial

support through child friendly spaces/child clubs; 5,480 UASC (including 410

UASC reunified and 814 unaccompanied identified); 2,614 UASC placed in

alternative care arrangements and benefited from follow-up, 5,570 children at risk

and survivors supported through inter-agency case management system, and

10,988 children benefitting from mine risk education.

JAN - DEC 2016

SOURCES OF DATA: PROTECTION SECTOR MEMBERS CREATION DATE: 17 Jan 2017 FEEDBACK: NIGABPSWG@UNHCR.ORGDEVELOPED BY

UNHCR NIGERIADISCLAIMER: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for

Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish

Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs,

Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,

International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps,

International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri,

Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission,

Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Neem Foundation, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,

Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State

Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and

Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria

BENEFICIARY PROFILE DEMOGRAPHICS PARTNERSHIP

PRESENCE OF PROTECTION

ACTORS IN THE

NORTH EAST

38

UN

WOMEN

NIG

ERIAN

NRC

IDP AND IDPs IN HOST COMMUNITY 966,984

3,671STAKEHOLDERS

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY TYPE

144,028RETURNING NIGERIANS FROM NEIGHBORING COUNT RY

15,199BENEFICIARIES IN AREAS OF RETURN

574,652IDPs

28,742HOST COMMUNITY

415,224BOYS

534,399WOMEN

COMPLETED AND

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

NIGERIA

EGYPT

PEOPLE

TARGETED1.64M

PEOPLE

IN NEED5.45M

313%

239%

75%

129%

64%

167%

150%

138%

158%

495% 67%

75%

75%

17%

587%

390%

295%

220%

51%

1,118%

40%

205%

87%

91%

186%

1859%

164%

65%

76%

27%

4%

87% of the target

reached

Co-leads

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

W O R K I N G G R O U P

N I G E R I A

NIGERIA: PROTECTION IMPACT SNAPSHOT

PROTECTIONCHILD

PROTECTION

SGBVSEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED,

PRIORITIZING THE MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONSTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IDENTIFY AND ANALYSE PROTECTION CONCERNS AND IMPLEMENT

AWARENESS RAISING AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROTECTION ISSUES ARE EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED THROUGH

COORDINATION, CAPACITY BUILDING AND PROTECTION MAINTREAMING

PEOPLE

REACHED

PEOPLE

REACHEDPEOPLE

REACHED

CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION CURRENT SITUATION

106%

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS PROVIDED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL

SUPPORT TO PROMOTE THEIR WELLBEING

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN REACHED

THROUGH SPECIFIC PROTECTION SERVICES (LEGAL AID,

HLP SUPPORT, DETENTION VISITS, AND FORMAL AND

INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS REACH THROUGH AWARENESS

RAISING AND COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES

(TRAINING, EVENT, AND STRUCTURE)

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS/AT RISK PROVIDED WITH

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE

# OF VULNERABLE PERSONS SCREENED OR PROFILED

# OF INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

# OF TARGETED ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS

# OF ACTIVE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION SECTOR WORKING

GROUPS, CHILD PROTECTION AND GBV SUB-WORKING GROUPS

(REGULAR MEETINGS, DEDICATED COORDINATORS, IM CAPACITY)

# OF PROTECTION MAINSTREAMING INITIATIVES

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

25,000

123,720

2,500

42,850

300,000

300,000

40,000

15

4

40

8,000

PEOPLE REACHED

VS TARGET

7,815

102,560

224,921

387,766

25,750

25

6

55

12,639

667,301

116,177

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

21,595

80,272

## OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

# OF PEOPLE REACHED

BY STATE#

885,345

510,958

272,595

GIRLS

MEN

PEOPLE

REACHED

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY AGE AND GENDER

1,733,253

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: MONITOR, DOCUMENT AND REPORT GRAVE CHILD RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

OF GIRLS AND BOYS AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICTTARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: IMPROVE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED CHILD PROTECTION

SERVICES AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS IMPACTED BY THE

CONFLICT, CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS.

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: PROVIDE HOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES TO CHILDREN ASSOCIATED

WITH ARMED GROUPS.

# OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING AND REPORTING

MECHANISM (MRM) ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING

QUARTERLY REPORTS AND 1 ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED

# OF UASC REUNIFIED

# OF UASC PLACED IN ALTERNATIVE CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND

WHO BENEFITED FROM FOLLOW-UP

# OF UASC IDENTIFIED

# OF CHILDREN AT RISK AND SURVIVORS SUPPORTED THROUGH

INTER-AGENCY CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

# OF CONFLICT AFFECTED CHILDREN REFERRED TO SPECIALIST

SUPPORT SERVICES WHERE REQUIRED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS REACHED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

THROUGH CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES/CHILD CLUBS

# OF CFS/CHILD CLUBS ESTABLISHED

# OF GIRLS AND BOYS BENEFITTING FROM MINE RISK

EDUCATION

# OF CHILDREN RELEASED FROM ARMED GROUPS WHO HAVE

BENEFITED FROM COMMUNITY REINTEGRATION SUPPORT

3

2

5

324

6,030

2,995

3,000

200

180,000

450

14,400

1,750

2

410

2,614

5,480

5,570

6,024

295,793

291

10,988

4,876

199,915

33,974

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

83,931

9,059

326,879

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 1: INCREASE ACCESS TO WELL-COORDINATED GBV SERVICES FOR

SURVIVORS, INCLUDING PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF RAPE, AND BY

DEVELOPING/STRENGTHENING REFERRAL SYSTEMS AND SAFE SPACES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

TARGET

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 2: INCREASE AWARENESS ON THE PREVENTION OF GBV, MITIGATE RISK

FACTORS AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY PROTECTION STRATEGIES TO PREVENT GBV

SECTOR OBJECTIVE 3: MAINTAIN UPDATED AND COMPREHENSIVE DATA ON GBV NEEDED TO

INFORM PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS.

# OF REFERRAL MECHANISM (PATHWAYS) ESTABLISHED AND

FUNCTIONAL

# OF AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS REACHED WITH TIMELY AND

APPROPRIATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF REFERRALS FOR SPECIALIZED

GBV CARE SUPPORTED

# NUMBER OF VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS ACCESSING

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT

# NUMBER OF SURVIVORS AND VULNERABLE WOMEN

AND GIRLS PROVIDED WITH DIGNITY KITS

# OF PERSONS TRAINED

# NUMBER OF PERSONS REACHED THROUGH COMMUNITY

SENSITIZATION ON GBV AND SEA

# NUMBER AND TYPES OF IEC MATERIALS USING VERBAL OR

VISUALMESSAGES PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED

(I.E. ACCESSIBLE TO NON-LITERATE PERSONS)

# NUMBER OF FUNCTIONAL GBVIMS IN THE

CONFLICT-AFFECTED STATES

# NUMBER OF GBV ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED AND REPORTED

4

3

48,000

7,550

1,800

50,000

469

67,000

5

41

4

281,827

330

7,023

25,717

5,574

197,661

11

7

3

279,811

79,201

YOBEBORNO

GOMBE

BENUE

TARABA

PLATEAU

KANO

ADAMAWA

138,900

23,117

521,029

JAN - DEC 2016

SOURCES OF DATA: PROTECTION SECTOR MEMBERS CREATION DATE: 17 Jan 2017 FEEDBACK: NIGABPSWG@UNHCR.ORGDEVELOPED BY

UNHCR NIGERIADISCLAIMER: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Action Aid, American University of Nigeria, Care for Life, Center for

Community Health Development, Cooperazione Internazionale, Danish

Refugee Council, Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs,

Family Health International 360, INGO Forum, Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,

International Federation of Women Lawyers, International Alert, International Medical Corps,

International Organization for Migration, International Rescue Committee, Maximum Prison Maiduguri,

Mercy Corps, MMMR, National Emergency Management Agency, National Human Rights Commission,

Neem Foundation, Nigeria Immigration Service, Neem Foundation, Nigerian Bar Association, Nigerian Legal Aid,

Nigerian Red Cross Society, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, State

Emergency Management Agency, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Ministry of Youth and

Social Development, United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

United Nations Population Fund, and Women in New Nigeria

BENEFICIARY PROFILE DEMOGRAPHICS PARTNERSHIP

PRESENCE OF PROTECTION

ACTORS IN THE

NORTH EAST

38

UN

WOMEN

NIG

ERIAN

NRC

IDP AND IDPs IN HOST COMMUNITY 966,984

3,671STAKEHOLDERS

# OF BENEFICIARIES BY TYPE

144,028RETURNING NIGERIANS FROM NEIGHBORING COUNT RY

15,199BENEFICIARIES IN AREAS OF RETURN

574,652IDPs

28,742HOST COMMUNITY

415,224BOYS

534,399WOMEN

COMPLETED AND

ON-GOING ACTIVITIES

NIGERIA

EGYPT

PEOPLE

TARGETED1.64M

PEOPLE

IN NEED5.45M

313%

239%

75%

129%

64%

167%

150%

138%

158%

495% 67%

75%

75%

17%

587%

390%

295%

220%

51%

1,118%

40%

205%

87%

91%

186%

1859%

164%

65%

76%

279%

4%

NIGERIA: Annual Report January – December 2016

KEY ADVOCACY AND COORDINATION ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2016 PSWG developed an advocacy paper on Enhancing Security and Protection around IDP settlements in April to ensure that efforts by security

and humanitarian actors to minimize risks to IDPs in formal/informal settlements are impactful. This tool was widely shared with partners and

interlocutors and protection actors carried out advocacy and awareness creations activities.

Governments of Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger and key protection stakeholders convened in a two-day Regional Protection Dialogue summit

in June to discuss protection needs and incidents, including cases of refoulement, leading to the adoption of the Abuja Action Statement. A

ministerial-level meeting was thereafter held on the finalization of a Tripartite Agreement between Nigeria, Cameroon and UNHCR for the safe and

voluntary return of Nigerian refugees back from Cameroon. The Action Statement was widely shared with protection actors and has been used for

the revision of the protection strategy of the Sector in November 2016.

Concerning return and relocation of IDPs within Borno State, Operational Standards for Relocation of IDPs in Newly Accessible Areas in Borno

State were developed in August in order to provide guidance for the planned and ongoing relocation of IDPs within newly accessible LGAs by the

Nigerian military. Further, a Return Policy Framework for IDPs in Borno State was developed to clarify and promote protection principles relating

to the return of IDPs.

Key Protection Considerations for IDP Movement In and Out of Camps was developed in November, with the aim of providing a standard

framework for security actors (including members of the armed forces, the police and CJTF) to strike an acceptable balance between freedom of

movement for persons of concern and security in and around the camps.

Protection mainstreaming initiatives were scaled up, including through two Global Protection Cluster Workshops on protection mainstreaming

at the National-level and at Borno State-level in April, which targeted sector leads, government agencies & NGOs and the release of the Conflict

and Protection Trends containing specific mainstreaming recommendations to sectors in November.

Comprehensive assessments were undertaken by the sector, including notably two Rapid Protection Assessments in Borno in May & June, a

Participatory Protection Assessment in Adamawa in August and a Sexual & Gender-Based Violence Assessment in September.

Amidst protection findings that IDP women and girls were forced to engage in transactional sex in exchange for food and authorizations to leave IDP

camps, the Sector engaged in targeted advocacy and coordination, including in the development of an Advocacy Note on Sexual Exploitation and

Abuse (SEA) and an Action Plan, finalizations of referral pathways for SGBV survivors in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa States and providing

trainings on protection from SEA for the Food Security Sector and military conducting camp coordination camp management (CCCM) for IDP camps

in newly accessible areas.

Housing, Land and Property Sub-Working Group was activated in Borno State in November, chaired by the Ministry of Land and Survey, with

NRC as a co-chair and UNHCR as a co-chair facilitator. PROTECTION PROJECTIONS FOR 2017 The Protection Sector findings in the 2017 Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) reveals that 6.7 million people are in need of protection in the most

affected states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe in North East Nigeria, broken down to 3.8 million persons in host communities, 1.8 million IDPs and

1.1 million returnees. The HNO also shows that 2.1 million children are in need of protection services and 1.7 million people are in need of GBV

services. The number of IDPs is expected to rise throughout the year as the military makes progress in liberating and securing additional areas.

Although some protection needs remain the same, assisting returnees will require some different/additional measures.

Return of displaced populations across the North East: Returns will continue to be a major trend in 2017. While some IDPs will be able to return

to their homes; others will be stranded in secondary displacement. This secondary movement requires new approaches in understanding trends in

displacement; humanitarian response in new sites and engagement with communities to ensure that return solution to areas of origin are achieved.

Risks of potential tension and conflict between those who are returning and others who never left will likely be visible due to perceptions of association

with Boko Haram.

Reconstruction and rebuilding: In the newly accessible areas, comprehensive reconstruction and rebuilding initiatives will be needed to restore

essential services, reconstruct shelters, support civilians to work on their farms and implement livelihood activities, restore law and order, support co-

existence and peace building initiatives, address potential conflicts and tensions and mitigate security risks from mines and other explosives.

Women, children, the elderly, persons with disabilities and minority groups will continue to require attention to address their specific

vulnerabilities.

Host communities will continue to extend their solidarity to IDPs, however tensions between host communities and IDPs may become

exacerbated as time goes on and resources are scarce. There may be negative perceptions towards humanitarian programs that solely target IDPs.

Opportunities for durable solutions for both displaced communities and the affected population will increase. The “Buhari Plan” brings together

several initiatives by the government, allowing opportunities for investment. However economic decline and recession will be an ongoing challenge

which may significantly hamper the Government’s capacity to fully implement its reconstruction plans and activities.