List of Tables and Figures

Table 1: Information Available on Total Refugee/Displaced Populations (as of end of July 1995)

Situation	Condition					Population #s		Nut Stat*	Comments
	I: High Prev	IIa: High Risk	IIb: Mod Risk	IIc: Not Critical	III: Unknown	Total	Change from Apr 95
Sub-Saharan Africa
1 Angola (id/wa)	10’000		1’390’000			1’400’000	-1’800’000	imp	Decrease in total due to return of some displaced and harvest.
2 Benin/Ghana/Togo Region				161’000		161’000	-167’000	stat	Decreased total due to return of 180,000 internally displaced.
3 Burkina Faso/Mauritania	41’000		14’000	6’000		61’000	41’000	det	Increased total due to the inclusion of Touareg refugees in Mauritania.
4 Burundi/Rwanda Region			1’959’000	1’208’900		3’167’900	-896’500	imp	Decrease due to closure or Rwandan camps and return of displaced population.
5 Central African Republic				38’800		38’800	0	stat	Somewhat precarious situation due erratic rations and inadequate water supply.
6 Djibouti				23’000		23’000	8’000	stat	Increase due in a revised number or Somali refugees.
7 Ethiopia	81’000		173’000	108’000	18’000	380’000	-22’500	stat	Decrease due to considering pop in Ogaden and repatriated from Djibouti as self-sufficient.
8 Kenya				197’000		197’000	-33’000	stat	Total continues to decrease due to repatriation.
9 Liberia/Sierra Leone/Guinea/Cote d’Ivoire		1’490’000	310’000	1’635’000		3’435’000	102’000	stat	Pockets of malnutrition exist in Liberia; variable security situation in Sierra Leone
10 Mauritania/Senegal				52’000		52’000	0	stat	Food assistance to be phased out by the end of 1995.
11 Mozambique Region			160’000			160’000	-1’440’000	imp	Total number is a planning figure for Mar95-Apr96. Pockets of malnutrition exist.
12 Shaba, Zaire (id)	60’000		340’000	200’000		600’000	7’000	det	Information from Mwene Ditu shows an alarming trend in levels of wasting.
13 Somalia			600’000			600’000	0	det	Recent reports that the situation is deteriorating. Numbers affected may be far higher than indicated.
14 Sudan				1’400’000		1’400’000	0	stat	This does not included large groups of inaccessible people
15 Uganda			67’000	268’400		335’400	12’400	stat	Increased total due to continuing influx of Sudanese.
16 Zaire (r)				104’700		104’700	0	stat
17 Zambia				12’700		12’700	0	stat
Total (Sub-Saharan Africa)	192’000	1’490’000	5’013’000	5’415’500	18’000	12’128’500	-4’188’600
Asia (Selected Situations)
18 Afghanistan Region		80’000	80’000	3’000’000		3’395’000	0	stat	Unknown number of displaced in Kabul have returned home.
19 Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal			87’000			87’000	0	stat	The improved food basket is probably reducing incidence of micronutrient deficiencies.
20 Bangladesh		194’000		59’000		59’000	-25’000	stat	Repatriation for these refugees is continuing.
21 Southern Iraq				28’000		222’000	0	det	Those in Marshes considered al high risk.

* Indicates status of nutritional situation. Imp = improving; det = deteriorating: stat = static (i.e. no change).

High prev - This reported with high prevalence of malnutrition and/or micronutrient deffiency diseases and sharply elevated mortality rates (at least 3x normal). II: High risk - At high nutritional risk, limited data available, population likely to contain pockets of malnutrition. IIb: Mod risk - Moderate risk, may be data available, pockets of malnutrition may exist. IIc: Not Critical - Probably not currently at heightened nutritional risk. III: Unknown - No information on nutritional status available.

From	Angola	Benin	Burundi	Cote d’Ivoire	Ethiopia	Ghana	Guinea	Kenya	Liberia	Malawi	Mozambique	Rwanda	Sierra Leone	Somalia	South Africa	Sudan	Tanzania	Togo	Uganda	Zaire	Zambia	Zimbabwe	Total
Angola	1’400																			41	10		1’451
Benin																							0
Burundi			300														101			95			496
Cote d’Ivoire																							0
Ethiopia					11			6								200							217
Ghana																							0
Guinea																							0
Kenya																							0
Liberia				227		14	450		1’900														2’591
Malawi																							0
Mozambique											160				5		36						201
Rwanda			215									800					644		6	1’100			2’765
Sierra Leone							128		100				730										958
Somalia					272			158						600									1’030
South Africa																							0
Sudan					55			31								1’200			322	62			1’670
Tanzania																							0
Togo		49				98																	147
Uganda																				2			2
Zaire																			13	600	7		620
Zambia																							0
Zimbabwe																							0
TOTAL	1’400	49	515	227	338	112	578	195	2’000	0	160	800	730	600	5	1’400	781	0	341	1’900	17	0	12’148

NOTES:

(1) This chart is intended to include major population groups in Africa (i.e. over 100,000 people affected from country of origin).

(2) The breakdowns between the origins of the refugees in Guinea and Zambia are estimates

(3) Boxes on the diagonal (bold outline) show internally displaced populations (total = 7.7 million)

(4) Numbers referred to in the text are usually by the country where the population is located (i.e. column totals). For the regional situations of Burundi/Rwanda and Mozambique the description is by country of origin (i.e. row totals).

Figure 2: Trends in Total Refugee/Displaced Populations - By Risk Categories - Africa: December 1993-July 1995

Figure 3: Shaded areas indicate those at heightened nutritional risk.

A. Angola

B. Burundi/Rwanda Region

C. Kenya

D. Liberia

E. Mozambique

F: Sudan