Iraq Country Overview (as of 4 August 2017) Iraq Mosul Displacement Map (full map from DTM, IOM Factsheet)

Key figures

IDPs since 2014 3.3m

People in need 11m

Hazard & Exposure

WASH services inaccessible 8.3m

Returnees to Mosul 239,544

Syrian Refugees 214,406

People who need health services 2017 9.7m

Iraqi Refugees 254,000

People who need shelter support 4.7m

Key updates

INFORM Indicators INFORM Risk

IDPs from Mosul 838,044

Vulnerability

Lack of coping capacity

• Workers in west Mosul have begun repairing power lines and clearing debris from some streets. However, the lack of basic services has deterred many people from returning. (UNHCR Flash Update, August) • Large-scale fighting is over for now, but civilians face diversifying risks. There is widespread contamination through sophisticated explosive devices, pockets of volatility and reports of violence countrywide. (UN OCHA July

6.9

7.7

6

7

Risk overview The INFORM index measures Iraq’s risk of crisis at 6.9, one of the highest in the world. Hazard and exposure and lack of coping capacity are very high at 7.7/10 and 7/10 rates. You can find INFORM’s profile here.

Humanitarian Bulletin)

• Internal displacement continues in low numbers throughout Ninewa. Families arriving to displacement camps in the east, north east and south of Mosul are mainly from Tel Afar. (Mosul Weekly Protection Update, UNHCR) • Due to the deterioration of the economic situation of Syrian refugees, an increasing number of out-of-camp refugees expressed interest in relocating to the camps whose capacities are limited, leading to long waiting lists. (Monthly 3RP Update, Protection)

Sources: Risk Indicators - INFORM, Iraq map- IOM DTM Key figures- IOM DTM, UN OCHA, UNHCR