Village Assessment Survey COUNTY ATLAS. Wau County Western Bahr el Ghazal State

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1 Village Assessment Survey COUNTY ATLAS Western Bahr el Ghazal State

2 Village Assessment Survey The Village Assessment Survey (VAS) has been used by IOM since 2007 and is a comprehensive data source for Sudan that provides detailed information on access to basic services, infrastructure and other key indicators essential to informing the development of efficient reintegration programmes The most recent VAS represents IOM s largest effort to date encompassing 30 priority counties comprising of 871 bomas, 17 payams, 468 health facilities, and 1,277 primary schools There was a particular emphasis on assessing payams outside state capitals, where comparatively fewer comprehensive assessments have been carried out IOM conducted the assessment in priority counties where an estimated 72% of the returnee population (based on estimates as of 2012) has resettled The county atlas provides spatial data at the boma level and should be used in conjunction with the VAS county profile All Counties Assessed lanning Map and Dashboard age 1 WASH Section age General Section age 2-5 Natural Source of Water age 14 Main Ethnicities and Languages age 2 Water oint and hysical Accessibility age 15 Map Index Infrastructure and Services age 3 Land Ownership and Settlement Type age 4 Returnee Land Allocation Status age 5 Livelihood Section age 6 - Major Livelihood ractices age 6 Major Food Crops Grown age 7 Major roblem Affecting Farming age 8 Major Livelihood Shocks age Health Section age Access to Health Facilities age 10 Health Facility & Services Offeredage 11& 12 Health Awareness rogrammes age 13 Water Management & Conflict age 16 WASH Education age 17 Latrine Type and Use age 18 Education Section age 1-22 Access to Education Facilities age 1 Level of Edu & Medium of Instruction age 20 Teacher to Student Ratio age 21 School Facilities age 22 rotection Section age resence of Rule of Law Institutions age 23 External Threats, Violations & Risks age 24 Internal Threats, Violations & Risks age 25 DISCLAIMER OVERVIEW MA This map product is for planning purposes only The names and boundaries on this map product/atlas do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the Government of Republic of Sudan or IOM IOM cannot guarantee that this map is error free and therefore will not accept liability for consequential and indirect damages arising from the use of this map product age Numbers preceded by reflect data sourced from the Boma Questionnaire, while page numbers preceded by present information sourced from the respective Technical Questionnaire lease refer to the accompanying digital atlas for more detailed information of the map product Maps are also available at or scan the QR code below to go directly to the web page INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION New Industrial Area Northern Bari Juba Sudan iomjuba@iomint Web: Established in 151, IOM is the principal inter governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners With 14 member states, a further 12 states holding observer status and offices in over 100 countries, IOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people

3 lanning Map & Dashboard : Bahr Area ayams Bomas 1,17 km VILLAGE INFORMATION ayam Boma Number of 6 Bagari Bazia Beselia 3 Bahr Bagari ongo Nuer Ngombolo Ngongba Rehan Fei Nyuwa Ka-darfara Kazi Abdesi Safa Manga Godanongoucalla Centre Godegama Korgizaz Nakpataguru Centre Togo East Wau One Kotikatoo Koti- Mbuvule Wi Ngongba Korukoda Tadu Kotijovi Khor-lual Tagidingi Ngoserne Ngovauwe Bagari Ngovilo Ngo-alima Nookorongo Ngosungele Nyalero Nyeke Centre Rafili Ayo Gedi Bahr el Ghazal 35,000 ) Western Bahr el Ghazal Health Facilities North Northern Bahr el Ghazal Education Facilities ESTIMATED HOST OULATION: 167,80 RETURNEE OULATION: 51,18 Returnees 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5, % 0% 100% ercentage of Returnees to the Host opulation Returnees to the County Compared with State Total 11,814 4 Western Bahr El Ghazal 27,073 20,838 3,875 4,707 SUDAN Wau 22,82 14,87 31,87 23,665 Abyei Admin Area**, Year of Return Warrap 5,45 Unity Boma Survey oints &( State Capital River Lakes Undetermined Boundary* * Final Boundary between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of Sudan has not yet been determined ** Final status of the Abyei area is not yet determined Donggoloto CENTRAL AFRICAN REUBLIC Wau Jur River Western Equatoria Lakes cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/LN age 1

4 Main Ethnicities and Languages Spoken Bahr MAIN TRIBE COUNTY Wau MAIN LANGUAGE SOKEN Balanda Azande Bongo Gollo Ndogo Bai Total Bomas Balanda Azande Bongo Gollo Ndogo Bai Total Bomas Bahr Bagari Bahr Main Tribes Azande Bai Balanda Bongo Gollo Ndogo Main Languages Azande Bai Balanda Bongo Gollo Ndogo cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM01 age 2

5 Infrastructure and Services Bahr Infrastructure Number of Bomas ublic ( Warrap Mobile ) Wau E O 4 olice Station Orphanage r B W Boma Market Transport Coverage B W N Religious Est Bridges Satisfaction Level 67% 0 50% 38% 67% 18% 85% 71% Bahr r E O B W N B W N O B W B r O B W O B W Bagari B 4 B B B N O B r 4 B r E O 4 B W N Bahr Boma Survey oints O B W N O B W r E B W E W W W N Bomas with Infrastructure Bomas without Infrastructure N cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM02 age 3

6 Land Ownership & Settlement Types Bahr Boma Survey oints Land Ownership Type $ d \ / Individual Free Communal Ancestral Leased Land Bahr Informal Land Tenure age 4 d d d $ Bagari d d d $ d d d d d d d d d d Bahr Beselia Bagari Bazia ayam Boma Bagari TYE OF SETTLEMENT Seaso-nal ermanent Temporary Nomadic Total cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM03

7 Returnee Land Allocation Status Bahr Bahr Bagari Bahr Land Allocation Status by Boma Yes Not specified No /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM04 age 5

8 Major Livelihood ractices and Seasonal Migration Bahr Bahr l o l o l l Bagari l l l l l l U o l l Livelihood Activities l U l U l U l o Farming, 57% Livestock, 1% Bahr Fishing, 24% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Boma Survey oints l U o l U o l U o l o Reported Not Reported F Migration Major Livelihood ractices Farming l U o Livestock Fishing l o cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM05 age 6

9 Major Food Crops Grown Bahr Bahr l s t n n s l s t n s l s t n n s l s t n n s l s t n n s t n n s l s t n n s Bagari s t n n s l s t n n s s t n n s l s t n n s n s l s s s s Boma Survey oints Food Crops Reported No Food Crops Reported Major Food Crops l s t n n l s E Maize Sorghum Sesame Groundnuts Vegetables Millet Cassava Rice Rice Cassava Millet Vegetable Groundnut Sesame Sorghum Maize Major Food Crops Grown in the County Cassava, 1 Millet, 1 Vegetable, 14 Groundnut, 18 Sesame, 14 Sorghum, 1 Maize, Number of Bomas l n l s s n s s n s s n s Bahr cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM06 age 7

10 Major roblems Affecting Farming Major roblem Affecting Fishermen Conflict 23% Lack of Input 23% Bahr Market Facility 23% Storage Facility 15% Drought 16% Major roblem Affecting Livestock Herders C + u C + u Diseases 46% Grazing Land % Market Fac 18% Drought 18% Water % Bahr n C + u n C u C + u C + u C + u n C u Ngo-Alima B Bagari C n C u C + uc + u n C + u C + u n C + u C + u Boma Survey oints Major roblems (Farming) n C + D u Crop Disease Other Crop Damage * Market Accessibility Conflict Natural Disaster *Other Crop Damage includes damage caused by: Livestock, Wildlife, Birds & Insects/est C + u C + C u C u C Bahr cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM07 age 8

11 Major Livelihood Shocks (Last Two Years) Bahr u u u Bahr u n u I n I u I Bagari u n I u I u w I u U I Bahr Livelihood Shock Experienced Yes Not specified No Livelihood Shocks u z U w n I D Drought Flood Livestock disease Human Epidemic Crop Disease est Conflict cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM08 age

12 Access to Health Facilities ayam Bomas HEALTH FACILITY INFORMATION Bomas with Health Facility Hospitals HCC HCU Others Bazia Bagari Beselia Bahr x w x x w Bahr w x Bagari x x x x x x Bahr x HCC: Health Care Centre HCU: Health Care Unit w x x Boma Survey oints Access to Health Facility Easy Medium Type of Health Facility z w x Hospital HCC HCU f Others Difficult cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM0 age 10

13 Health Facilities and Services Offered Bahr Bahr A A A A & Bagari A & & A & A & Bahr Boma Survey oints Health Facilities Services Reported No Services Reported Services Offered A & L h / Out atient In atient Maternity Ward Laboratory Feeding Centre sycho-social Support lease refer to the next map for more services cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM10 age 11

14 Health Facilities and Services Offered (Continued) Bahr x h Bahr x h x h x h x h Bagari x L D e x h x h [ x h L [ e x h x h L [ x h L [ x h L h x h [ x h [ Bahr x L x L e x L [ e Boma Survey oints Health Facilities Services Reported No Services Reported Services Offered x h L D [ e Drug Dispensary Epidemiological Data Immunization Vehicles for Referral aid Service Health Education L [ cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM10 age 12

15 Health Awareness rogrammes (Boma erspective) Bahr HEALTH EDUCATION TOICS ayam Bazia Bagari Beselia Boma Bagari Hygiene Child Nutrition Family lanning Reproductive Health STID Bahr OTD Total L L e L e L L Bagari L e L e L e L e L L L L L L L e L e L e Bahr Boma Survey oints L e Health Awareness rog Immunization HIV/AIDS Education Health Education STID: Sexually Transmitted Infectious Diseases OTD: Other Transmitted Diseases L e L e cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM11 age 13

16 Natural Sources of Water Bahr L L Bahr Bagari L Bahr Boma Survey oints Natural Sources of Water L U River Stream Spring cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM12 age 14

17 Water oints and hysical Accessibility Bahr Bahr M M M M Bagari U M M M M M Bahr M M M Boma Survey oints Access to Water Source Easy Medium Difficult Sources of Water U M X k Y Hom Borehole Hafir Tap Water Tanker M cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM13 age 15

18 Water Management and Related Conflicts Bahr Bahr Bagari D Bahr D Boma Survey oints [ D Water User Committee Water Fee Conflict for Water [ cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM14 age 16

19 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education Bahr S Bahr R S Bagari Bahr S Boma Survey oints WASH Education Topics R S T Hand Washing Clean Drinking Water Good Hygiene Garbage Disposal S cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM15 age 17

20 Latrine Types and Use Bahr O Bahr O O O Bagari O Ó O Ó O Bahr N O N Ó N O N O resence of Latrine & Use Not resent resent & Not used resent & Not Specified N O N O N O resent & Used N O Ó ublic Latrines rivate Latrines Open Air cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM16 age 18

21 Access to Education Facilities ayam No of Boma Bomas with Education Facility Number of Education Facility Bazia Bagari Beselia Education facilities shown in RED are in open air or with temporary structures Bahr Bahr Bagari Bahr H Education facility Boma Survey oints Acces to Education facility Easy Medium Difficult cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM17 age 1

22 Level of Education and Medium of Instruction ayam Below Up to Up to Up to Up to standard 4 standard 4 standard 5 standard 6 standard 7 Up to Not Grand standard 8 specified Bahr Bazia Bagari Beselia Total Boma Survey oints Level Of Education!3 Highest standard taught! Not specified Bahr!6!4!6!6!8!6!6!4 Bagari!6!8!4!4!6!4!4!6!6! 4!4!8!4 Curriculum Ugandan, 1 Bahr New Sudan, 21 Medium of Instruction Arabic English Local Language 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM18 age 20

23 Teacher to Student Ratio Bahr Male-Female Teachers in Schools Female 2 3% 74 Male 7% Bahr Bagari Bahr Boma Survey oints Teacher to Student Ratio 1 Teacher per 200 Students 1 Teacher per 75 Students 1 Teacher per 45 Students 1 Teacher per 25 Students cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S122C001/THM1 age 21

24 School Facilities Bahr W ( Boma Survey oints Bahr W Q L ( W ( W Q L ( W Q ( W Q ( W Q ( W ( L ( W Q Bagari L Q L L W Q L W ( Q ( W Q L ( W * L ( W Q L ( L y W L Bahr Education Facility Facilities offered W * Q L y Separate Toilets for Boys & Girls Enrollment of ersons with Disabilities otable Water lay Area First-Aid Equipment ( arent-teacher Association cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM20 age 22

25 resence of Rule of Law Institutions Bahr ( r ( r Bahr ( ( q ( r q ( q ( ( ( Bagari ( ( q ( r q ( q ( r q Bahr ( Boma Survey oints Boma Court ( olice Station r Judicial Court q ( r ( r ( ( ( r cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM21 age 23

26 External Threats, Violations and Risks Bahr Boma Survey oints External Threats D u z h w Armed Conflict Drought Flood Hunger Epidemics Bahr u h u h D u h u u h D u h Bagari u h w u h w u h w u h u h D u h u h u h u h u h u w u h u h w u h w D u h Bahr cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM22 age 24

27 Internal Threats, Violations and Risks Bahr $ I $ I Bahr $ W I $ % W I $ % W I I $ I Bagari $ % W $ % W I $ % W$ % U $ % $ % Boma Survey oints Internal Threats Local Conflict D $ % W I U Domestic Violence SGBV* Seasonal Road Access Crop Disease Livestock Disease age 25 *SGBV: Sexual and Gender Based Violence I I I I I I D % I Bahr cnayak@iomint /SS/VAS/S22C001/THM23

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