International Organization For Migration (IOM)- Call For Expression Of Interest For Inter-Sector Needs Assessment, Needs Monitoring, And Rapid Assessments In The Hard-To-Reach Locations Of Borno, Adamawa And Yobe States

DEADLINE: 25TH FEBRUARY, 2022
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM)
CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR INTER-SECTOR NEEDS ASSESSMENT, NEEDS MONITORING, AND RAPID ASSESSMENTS IN THE HARD-TO-REACH LOCATIONS OF BORNO, ADAMAWA AND YOBE STATES

Project Background
The crisis in conflict-affected north-east Nigeria continues to be one of the gravest in the world today, marked by armed conflict, forced displacement and severe violations of civilians’ human rights and dignity. They are the main drivers of vulnerabilities and protection concerns that the vulnerable populations face, including protracted displacement, human rights violations, Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA). Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in and outside camps have weak coping mechanisms and rely heavily on humanitarian assistance to survive and improve their living conditions. Despite the efforts of the Nigerian authorities in addressing the crisis in northeast Nigeria and the increased number of humanitarian actors on the ground, the situation remains precarious.

Based on DTM round 37 (August 2021), there were 3,944,677 IDPs and returnees in Northeast Nigeria. Most displaced populations related to the crisis in North-East Nigeria are in the three states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe – Borno States host 70 per cent (2,005,545 individuals) out of the total number displaced individuals and 1,753,484 individual returnees in the north-east. Out of the displaced population in Borno State, 52 per cent (746,624 individuals) reside in displacement sites (IOM DTM Round 37, August 2021). About 60 per cent of the displaced population across the Northeast reside in host communities, with the majority living in host families. In contrast, others reside in the nearly 298 displacement sites – close to 95 per cent of displacement sites are spontaneous.

Locations
Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe States – Nigeria

Sector(s) and area(s) of specialization
IOM Nigeria’s DTM team is seeking prospective implementing partners to conduct Inter-sector Needs assessment, needs monitoring, and Rapid Assessments in the hard-to-reach locations of the BAY states not currently covered by the DTM unit.

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Issuing Agency
IOM Mission, Nigeria, Maiduguri Sub-Office

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