Nigeria
2021-04 Factsheet
Highlights
Shelter needs of around 61,350 individuals were addressed over the months with activities including emergency shelters, transitional and shelter rehabilitation. Of those, 33,470 individuals were assisted with emergency shelter solutions, 2,640 individuals were supported with transitional shelters and a further 2,350 had their permanent structures rehabilitated and 37,570 respectively. 22,890 received Non Food Item Kits both in kind or voucher across the BAY states.
NFI
Shelter
Coverage against targets
Need analysis
The reporting period saw a continued displacement of persons from the BAY states. A total of 33,614 individuals (ind), with Gwoza (5,688 ind) and Dikwa (3,901 ind) LGAs recording the highest number of arrivals. Additionally, major arrivals were recorded in Askira/Uba (3,749 ind), Monguno (2,416 ind), Bama (2,165 ind), Michika (1,891 ind), Biu (1,472 ind), Mubi North (1,468 ind) , Mobbar (1,161 ind), Gombi (1,135 ind), Mubi South (1,009 ind) and Girei (1,001 ind) LGA. The sector partners provided emergency shelter solutions and non-food items (NFI) to 12,270 households (HH) but still there are more gaps to be filled.-
Response
During the reporting period 4,578HH received NFI kits, 6,694HH received emergency shelter solution support, 528HH received reinforced/transitional shelter solutions and 470HH were supported with housing repair and improvements while 100HH received cash/voucher for NFI.-
Gaps / challenges
Congestion continuing to pose great challenges in every aspect of standardizing camp management in camps in the Northeast and decongestion of highly congested camps and reception centres in the BAY states remains a key priority. Over 179,000HH require shelter and NFI support to cope with the harsh weather condition. The fluid state of security has limited the sector partners access to locations of interventions. Additionally, sector partners are faced with funding constraints which is slowing down responses to the needs identified.-
