CAMP COORDINATION AND CAMP MANAGEMENT - Prevention: Conducting risk and vulnerability assessments, needs assessment of most-at-risk populations; Mapping of disaster-prone areas and low-risk areas for possible relocation, e.g. higher ground; CCCM awareness-raising developed and adapted to community level, targeting most-at-risk/disaster-prone areas; Mainstream concepts of early warning linked to population displacement and relocation as a prevention measure, developed and adapted to national, regional and local level respectively; Raise awareness and support most-at-risk communities on options for relocation to low-risk areas;Mapping of available financial and human resources, as well as skilful people, to mobilize in displacement prevention – at national, regional and local level.

(...) Preparedness: [...] Map options for durable solutions to displacement; Ensure the protection of property and possessions left behind by displaced persons against destruction and arbitrary and illegal appropriation, occupation or use; Awareness raising on durable solutions to displacement.

(...) RECOVERY: Support closure of relocation centres and durable solutions to displacement; Together with Food security and livelihood sector, support livelihood opportunities for displaced populations in the early recovery phase. Internally displaced persons should be allowed to resettle voluntarily in another part of the country.

changing demography and migration trends are further amplifying levels of vulnerability.

In combination with the current demographic trends most parts of the region will experience severe migration pressures as a result of which the most vulnerable groups, especially women, are likely to be the most affected.