CCCM Cluster Somalia

Households and population estinamtes in IDP site locations in Somalia as verified in the District wide site verification exercises across Somalia and supplemented by Detailed Site Assessment surveys where site verification coverage is not current.

The site monitoring tool is used by CCCM partners to carry out service monitoring of key contextualized indicators in order to analyze humanitarian service trends in either site or district over time. Service monitoring can either be done at the site-level or at the district level depending on the scale of the operation. This data which is recorded is useful for CCCM partners and sub-national cluster partners to have as it serves as an advocacy tool for improved and better tailored humanitarian responses from various sectors.

The CCCM cluster established a standardized complaints feedback mechanism (CFM) in August 2020 with the objective of uniformly capturing key complaint data which can be analyzed by humanitarian partners. This monthly snapshot highlights important IDP complaint-related trends and tendencies for locations where CCCM partners are active. Stakeholders can also access the cluster’s real-time CFM dashboard for further data analysis.

A tool used to track movements of new displacement to IDP sites across Somalia. The tool tracks new arrivals in IDP sites managed by CCCM Cluster partners.

The updated master list of IDP sites contains estimated population data, GPS coordinates, names of neighborhoods/umbrellas (sub-district locations) and unique codes for each verified site. Additionally, the Q1-2023 master list includes IDP sites/populations for proposed catchment areas located in Baidoa and Mogadishu to better enable the formulation of an area-based approach to humanitarian service delivery. When possible, the CCCM Cluster urges partners to ensure that the names of IDP sites used by agencies are matching with that of the CCCM Cluster’s IDP Site Master List.