IDP camps monitoring and assessment in Mozambique (2021-09-14)

<br/> Activation date: 2021-09-14 <br/> Event type: Humanitarian <br/> <br/> Activation reason: <br/> The CEMS Risk and Recovery Standard has been activated by EEAS (European External Action Service) on behalf of the World Bank Group in order to support EU Delegation, World Bank, UN and AfDB in a Recovery and Peace Building Assessment. This aims at understanding causes of the conflict in the North of Mozambique, and at developing a strategy for future Government&rsquo;s intervention in the area. The ongoing conflict in Cabo Delgado Province started in October 2017 with attacks by insurgents. The attacks have since escalated and gained in range and sophistication. Thousands of people have died and hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced.The goal of the activation was to support the RPBA through the monitoring of the Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps within ten AOIs in Cabo Delgado Province, to analyse their status and composition, and to focus on the land use land cover changes before and after the camps settlement.The P03.5-LULC: CLC @1:25000 (NEW) and P03.2-LULC: CLC @1:25000 (UPDATE) products provide the land use land cover map created by using pre- or post-event VHR optical images and replicating the Corine Land Cover (CLC) model.Detail of P03.5 (pre-event) LULC in AOI04-Nanjua-B. Situation as of 07.05.2020Detail of P03.2 (post-event) LULC in AOI04-Nanjua-B. Situation as of 20.09.2021The P19-Population displacement location products are generated through photointerpretation of VHR satellite images and provide information about identified camp types (e.g. permanent, temporary, IDP camps, etc&hellip;), their composition (e.g. tents, shelters, facilities, etc&hellip;), estimated population and density.The&nbsp;P14-Impact assessment/ exposure analyses on assets and population&nbsp;products describe the impact of camps on Land Use Land Cover (LULC).The P13- Ready to print maps and map books for field campaigns products include detail maps of each of the P19 products generated, with a focus on the mapped camps.&nbsp; <br/> <br/>