BCF Newsletter, No19 by Barzani Charity Foundation

The Barzani Chrity Foundation is a non-governmental, non-politic al and non-profit organisation which was founded in 2005 in the city of Erbil, the Kurdistan Region of I. Principally, the BCF aims to provide assistance to people-in-need, low-income, internally displaced people and refugees. The BCF also aims to improve the education (especially child education) and health fields in the Region and strives to improve the lives and opportunities of the disabled and people with special needs. Barzani Charity Foundation is named after the legendary Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani (19031979). The working philosophy of the foundation is based on a statement by Barzani where he says (It is an honour for a man to serve his own people). Therefore, people or humanity makes the centre for the BCFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s humanitarian work. For that, where there is a need for humanitarian assistance, the BCF considers it as its own responsibility to help, especially where it falls within its capacity and working sectors including (food assistance, non-food assistance, health and disability and education). The lack of a home-based charitable organization in the Kurdistan Region to provide assistance to people-in-

need and deprived people in the Region, necessitated the establishment of the BCF in 2005. Besides, as the result of the security disruption in other parts of Iraq and in Syria following the unfolding of armed conflicts post 2003, the large refugee and internally displaced people who have taken sanctuary in the Kurdistan Region were in urgent need for assistance to receive food, clothing, health care and accommodation. The BCF has tried to fill the gap since its inception back in 2005 and strived to give a helping hand in various areas to those needed assistance the most. To carry out this valuable and difficult task, the BCF has depended primarily on charitable and humanist people in the Region. It is fair to say that the main sources of funding for our many projects and humanitarian operations are charitable individuals, private companies and businesses in the Region, something which is highly appreciated. In addition, in collaboration with the UN agencies, international humanitarian organizations, and donor countries, the BCF provides daily assistance to refuges and IDPs in the Kurdistan Region, whose numbers are increasing on daily basis.

The military operations intensified in this month especially, in Mosul, Gayara and Shargat. The military situation led to a dramatic increase in the number of displaced people, a significant number of whom headed towards the KRI especially around Erbil and Kirkuk and more specifically, in Dibaga district near Erbil. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) released an alarming document on July 20th entitled ‘Mosul flash appeal’ where it warns of an imminent human catastrophe as the result of the expected military operation to liberate Mosul. The UN anticipates that if the operation goes ahead, we should expect a n exodus of displaced people from the area estimated between one million and one and a half million people. According to the Mosul flash appeal, the anticipated displacement will happen through four main exit

routes and most of them may head towards the stable areas in the KRI and Northern Syria ‘Rojava’ especially, towards Erbil and Hasaka. On the field, a large number of displaced people have already taken sanctuary in Dibagah camps near Erbil where at the time of writing the number has reached a staggering 38,000. The BCF operation sources estimate that on average 250 displaced people arrive in Dibagah every day. The situation has had a great impact of the humanitarian operations of the BCF in Dibaga (where BCF undertakes the camp management). As it can be noted from the existing report, a large proportion of BCF’s humanitarian operations have taken place in Dibagah camps (22 activities in total).

Iraq: Syrian Refugee stats and locations, 30 June 2016

IRAQ: CCCM - IDP populations in settlements and informal sites by district CCCM IRAQ - IMU - 06 Oct 2015

Caspian Sea

TURKEY

DOHUK !. Dahuk Mosul

Erbil !. ERBIL

!. NINAWA

Kirkuk

Duhok 93,075

As Sulaymaniyah !. SULAYMANIYAH

Gawilan 7,594

persons Domiz 2 7,662

SALAH AL-DIN Samarra

Erbil 116,847 persons

KIRKUK

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Total: 249,395 persons (88,772 households)

 61 % = 97,320 live in 10 camps and 39 % =152,075 in 4 non-camp/urban areas.  97 % = 241,057 live in Kurdistan Region-Iraq (KR-I): in Erbil Duhok and Sulaymaniyah  3 % = 8,338 live in other locations in Iraq.

Darashakran 10,982 Non-camp 85,403

Turkey

Baghdad

IRAQ

Aleppo

100 to 500 501 to 1,000

Al Amarah !. MISSAN

!. An Nasiriyah !. THI-QAR

more than 100,000

Damascus

Anbar

AlObaidy 1,518

Governorate Capital

NonCamp 2,982

Coast line International Boundary

MUTHANNA

Baghdad

4,500

Capital

Al Basrah

Printing date:06 Oct 2015 Sources:IOM/DTM, CCCM Cluster, REACH, UNHCR, UNCS, UNOCHA Projection: GCS_WGS_1984 Feedback: mathieu@unhcr.org Filename:CCCM_IRAQ_IDP_Context_Map_A4L

Iraq

5001 to 10,000 50,001 to 100,000

Non-camp 23,744

Iran

Dayr Az Zor

Homs

1,001 to 5,000 10,001 to 50,000

. BASRAH !

SAUDI ARABIA

Hassakeh Raqqa

Syria

less than 100

MISSAN

As Samawah

NAJAF

Erbil

IDP distribution by district

Karbala Al Kut WASIT !. !.BABIL Al Hillah An Najaf Ad Diwaniyah !. QADISIYAH !.

!. KERBALA

JORDAN

Arbat 7,391

Duhok

!. BAGHDAD

ANBAR

Sulaymaniyah 31,135

Non-camp 36,108

!. Ar Ramadi

Basirma 3,540

Kawergosk 10,170

Domiz 1 40,471

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN

DIYALA Baqubah

Akre 1,240

Qushtapa 6,752

Governorate border District border

KUWAIT

100km

P e r s i a n

G u l f

The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

Places of origin Camp Non-Camp/Urban

Number of camps

Map (2) geographical distribution of IDPs in Iraq and KRI, UNHCR data sources

Map (1) geographical distribution of refugees in Iraq and KRI, UNHCR data sources

The main office of the BCF is located in Erbil and it has offices in (Erbil, Duhok and Sulaymaniyah). The BCF also has offices in the Germyan Administration and Kirkuk. It has either offices, centers or representatives at most IDP and refugee camps in the KRI. A professional and experienced staff undertakes BCF operations throughout the KRI.

Camps managed by BCF

Camps where BCF has office

Camps where BCF had activities in July

Map (3) the geography of BCFâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s impact in Iraq and KRI

The total number of activities in July from all active sectors, both in and out of refugee and IDP camps are presented below:

WASH & Protection

Food

Non-food

No.Persons No.Families No.Persons No.Families No.Persons No.Families 11.690

No.

3.300

220.224

43.639

Camp and center names

145.414

30.672

No. activities

Education & Centres

Disability care

Hot Food

WFP food

No.Persons No.Families No.Persons No.Families No.Persons No.Families No.Persons No.Families 10.231

‫ـــ‬

159

Beneficiary

beneficiary

Families

persons

‫ـــ‬

150.615

3.205

33.316

6.129

Male

Female

Estimated cost

2&1 Bajet Kandal

296

186

110

60,000

Bahirka

5573

27158

14354

12804

86,696,000

Bardarash

864,000

Chamishko

1200

6038

3009

3029

Mount Sinjar

4220

24386

11969

12417

49,413,000

Dawdia

1000

450

550

5,000,000

Dibagah

142

40159

220676

105158

115789

616,161,500

-2-Dibagah

6633

39081

19984

19097

302,721,000

Dibagah Transit

103

2440

13474

7472

6002

18,530,000

Dibagah Staduim

1770

9424

4497

4927

145,300,000

)Qadia (Rwanga

2700

15312

7505

7807

54,000,000

Cigerxwen Centre

2000

8955

4030

4925

Arbat

65,000

Mam Rashan

735

3981

1629

2352

11,760,000

Mamilian

488

216

272

8,782,000

Harsham

2277

12029

6137

5882

16,681,000

226

69.800

382,334

186,617

195,978

1,316,033,500

Total

No.

Camp and centers

No. activities

No.Beneficiary

No. Beneficiary

Families

persons

No. Male

Estimation in IQD

Akre

341

1355

664

691

3,925,000

Barika

400,000

Basirma

3442

16300

8195

10105

128,995,000

Darashakran

750

4651

2124

2427

1,953,000

Qushtapa

2612

13960

9500

10060

9,048,000

Kawrgosk

2170

12850

6000

6850

6,300,000

Gawilan

1401

6507

3304

3203

179,250,000

10,716

55,643

29.798

33,345

329,871,000

Total

Donors and partners Un Ponte Per

Abbreviation UPP

The United Nations Commissioner for Refugees

UNHCR

United Arab emirates Red Crescent

UAERC

Turkish Red Crescent

TRC

Terre Des Hommes

TDH

Sunni Endowment Dewan

SED

RAF Foundation for Humanitarian Services

RAF

Norwegian Refugee Council

NRC

Non-Governmental Office

NGOO

NGO

Iraqi Ministry of Migration and Displacement

MoMD

Mosul Governorate Council

MGC

Latter-day-saints

LDS

Laylan Barakat

Kuwaiti Red Crescent Society

KRCS

Khoshnaw Company

Japanese Peace Winds

JPW

Japanese Medical Network

JMN

Iraqi Red Crescent Society

IRCS

Islamic Relief

Iraqi Islamic Relief

IQIR

International Organisation for Refugees

IOR

International Organisation for Migration

IOM

Islamic League for Iraqi Women

ILIW

The Great Need

Ghazwan Hamid al-Dawdi

G H al-Dawdi

Danish Refugee Council

DRC

Charitable Person

CHP

Charitable Person (K.M.al-Abudi)

CHP

Barzani Charity Foundation

BCF

Badir al-Huda for Orphan and Widow care

Badr al-Huda

Al-Takaful Charity Foundation-Kuwait

Al-Takaful Kuwaiti

Al-Rakeeza Organisation

Al-rakeeza

Al-Raja & al-Salam Organisation

Al-Rajaa & al-Salam

Al-Mesalla Centre for Human Resources Development

Al-Mesalla

Charitable Person (Aff Yazdin)

Aff yazdin

Company

Duhok Governorate IDP Camps 2- Bajet Kandal 1&2 camps No.

Sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiaries

Note

BCF

First aid course

1 2

Cultural and intellectual

BCF

A seminar on the Barzani genocide day

Education

BCF

Computer course, cake making, haircutting and first aid

WASH

BCF

120

Children haircutting

non-food

BCF

Distributing disabled diapers

Education

BCF

Starting of computer course

2- Chamishko camp No.

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

Families

persons

Note

WASH

BCF

1200

6000

Health education on Cholera and Diarrhea

Education

BCF

Computer training and drawing course

3- Mount Sinjar No.

Sector

Donor or

Beneficiary

Partner

Families

persons

Note

Food

LDS

2000

9322

Parcel distribution Food

WASH

BCF

Seminar on health and distribution of medical items

WASH

LDS

2100

5642

distributing hygiene baskets on residents in Sinun, Guhbal and Khansor sub-districts

Cultural

BCF

football competition finalised and awards given

non-food

BCF & IOHR

120

480

distributing clothes and fabric

non-food

BCF & IOHR

distributing disabled items

2- Chamishko camp No.

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary Families

Beneficiary persons

Note

non-food

CHP

1000

Children toys

5- Rwanga Camp (Qadia) No.

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

Families

persons

Note

Sport

BCF

Opening of football and basketball competition

Food

MGC

2700

15222

Food parcel distribution

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

Note

Families

persons

Food

BCF

100

500

one food box

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

Note

Families

persons

Food

MGC

735

3981

dry food distribution

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

Note

Families

persons

Food, non-food &

BCF

250

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Note

6- Shiladze Centre No. 1

7- Mam Rashan camp No. 1

8- Mamlyan Camp No. 1

WASH

9- Bardarash Camp No.

Activity

persons 1

Food

BCF

Dry food

Mattress, sheets, stoves, fans, food parcels, cleaning products and water coolers

Duhok Governorate Refugee Camps 1- Akre Camp ‫ژ‬

Sector

Donor or partner

Note

Families

Beneficiary persons

Beneficiary

WASH

BCF

257

1034

Soap distribution

Food

BCF & UAERC

309

Dry food

non-food

BCF

Distributing disabled diapers

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

Families

persons

2- Gawilan Camp No.

Sector

Note

Cash assistance

1400

6500

100USD for each family

non-food

BCF

Distributing kitchen tools

Erbil Governorate Refugee Camps 1- Bahirkav Camp No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

Families 1 Food

MGC IQIR BHOOWC TRC CHP

5043

24658

Dry food parcels, ready meals, canned meat, red meat, ice, cake, vegetables

non-food

UNHCR

150

mattress, blanket, kitchen tools, and rugs Ř&#x152;

non-food

BHOOW

Clothes for orphaned children

Cash

CHP

500

2300

assistance

25,000IQD for each ,Cash distribution person

2- Dibagah Camp No.

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary

WASH

DRC,NRC,UNHCR,al-MESALLA,TDH,MGC

Families

persons

5823

29,447

WASH

UAERC

637

3073

Water distribution

WASH

CHP

146

Haircutting

Shelter

BCF

3301

22849

Resting place

Shelter

BCF

478

Mattress, blanket and rug

Food

NGO,IRCS,MoMD,MGC,UAERC,GD,KRCS,SED,al-Raja & al-Salam Organisation, CHP

8,811

44,622

Food

MoMD,MGC

916

4575

Bread and dates

Food

MoMD, IRCS & NRC

3,600

17,364

biscuit, juice, cake, cheese, Sammun bread

Food

IRCS,NGO,MGC & Charitable

4,714

28,649

Bread, Sammun bread, juice, water

Food

UAERC & BCF

1,020

5,046

dry milk for family

Food

UAERC,Charitable,IRCS,NRC

1,331

Baby milk, feeding bottles and diapers

Food

BCF & al-Rakeeza

750

3851

Chicken and read meat

Cash assistance

KT & CHP

1500

7646

non-food

UNHCR,UAERC,PWJ,NGD,CHP,IQIR

2914

14799

non-food

IOM,BCF,IRCS,NRC,IQIR,MG

2139

10944

non-food

Khoshnaw Company,TDH,BCF

481

2523

non-food

UAERC,NRC,MESALLA,CHP

300

3147

non-food

UNHCR & MoMD

895

8367

tents, mattress, blankets, sheets, rugs

non-food

PWJ

779

4014

Distributing kerosene

non-food

IQIR,MESALLA, PWJ

1173

2571

non-food

UAERC

Distributing cradles

non-food

UAERC

400

Children diapers

DRC

350

Bin distribution

12 13 14

Note Hygiene basket (Shampoo, soap, washing powder, )tooth paste, tooth brush, bucket and water

Dry food parcel(rice, lentils, chickpeas, oil, pasta, )tomato paste, salt, sugar, tea, bulgur

50,000IQD for Families 400 100USD for Families 1100 Kitchen tool, stove, hoven, gas and kerosene flask, charging torch, fan, rug, jags, water containers Air coolers

clothing, underwear, combs, towels, razors, and torches

2- Dibagah2 Camp No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

Families 1

WASH

TDH

753

3752

Hygiene basket

Food

MGC

600

3108

Dry food parcles

Food

QRAF

1000

5276

Dry food parcels

Cash assistance

1450

7321

100USD for each family

non-food

ILIW

700

3620

small stove, water container, kitchen set, water cooler

non-food

IQIR & UAERC

1130

5760

Children and adult clothing

non-food

MoMD

3000

Mattress and blankets

4- Dibagah Transit No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary Families

Beneficiary persons

Note

WASH

MGC & NRC

268

1312

distributing hygiene baskets

Shelter

BCF

329

2419

Providing resting place

Food

MGC,NRC,al-Rakeeza

1375

7311

Bread, ice, dates, Taheen, fan, meat, cheese, juice, sammun bread and water

non-food

MGC,NRC

300

1668

Clothes and shoes, underwear, crumbs, shampoo, tissues, sandals, tooth brush, tooth paste, towels and sanitary pads

non-food

MGC

167

734

distributing water coolers

non-food

NRC

Children diapers

3 4

5- Diabagah Staduim No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary Families

Beneficiary persons

Note

Food

MGC

200

987

Distributing vegetables

Food

QRAF & SED

770

4092

dry food distribution

Cash assistance

800

4345

100USD for each family

6- Harsham Camp No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Sector

Donor or Partner

Beneficiary Familiesv

Beneficiary persons

Note

WASH

UAERC

603

2996

Drinking water sets

Food

CHP

1919

7644

red meat, chicken, bulgur, and canned meat

WASH

CHP

child haircutting

non-food

NGO

459

Distributing fire extinguishers

non-food

CHP

330

Clothe distribution

non-food

CHP

575

Distributing children toys

Erbil Governorate Refugee Camps 1- Basirma camp No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

Families 1

WASH

UAERC

700

3120

Drinking water

Food

MoMD,WFP,PC

1250

6690

Dry food distribution

Food

720

1800

Distributing chicken

Food

NGO TRC

390

Juice and baby food

Cash assistance

722

3400

100USD for each family

non-food

TRC

300

Distributing clothes on parentless families

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

2- Darshakran camp No.

sector

Families 1

Food

MoMD

750

4610

Food parcel distribution

non-food

CHP

Distributing disabled diapers

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

3- Qushtapa camp No.

sector

Families 1

WASH

TRC

1400

6500

Distributing glass cleaners

Food

CHP

1212

7460

Canned meat & frozen chiken

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

4- Kawrgosk camp No.

sector

Families 1

Food

SHCO

2170

12850

Distributing canned meat

Food

NGO

1200

6000

Clothes and biscuits for children

No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary Families

Food

,BCF, KRC

4150

Cash assistance

BCF, KRC

2000

Among the most important activities of the BCF in July was the opening of the Directorate of Martyrs and Anfalised in Barzan, Erbil Governorate. The building has been constructed on 1281m2 of land and consists of 20 rooms with various sizes. The Directorate will benefit thousands families of the Martyrs and Anfalised in the Barzan area and was opened on 31st July 2016 on the anniversary of Anfalisation (mass killing) of the Barzanis back in 1983.

Sulaymaniyah Governorate Refugee camps Barika Camp No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary

Beneficiary persons

Note

25,000IQD for each family

Families 1

Cash assistance

CHP

1- Muhammed Mahdi al-Jawahiri centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

Protection

NGO

GBV awareness for women

WASH

NGO

Distributing tooth-brushes

Education

UPP

Drawing, music and poetry competition

non-food

NGO

Distributing shoes

Education

NGO

Music course for children

WASH

NGO & CHP

134

Children and adult haircutting

2- Cigerxwen centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

Education

BCF & SPARK

University enrolment guide

WASH

BCF

8900

Camp cleaning campaign

3- Shiladze vocational training centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

Livelihoods

BCF

Closing electricity and water training

4- Osman Sabri Centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

WASH

BCF

Women illness awareness

Education

BCF

100

Opening of scientific course

5- Qadri Jan centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

Protection

BCF

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s role in society

Education

BCF

months 4 Closing of English course for

Sport

BCF

Starting a basketball competition

Education

Layla Barakat

Drawing course for children

Livelihoods

JMN

Women beauty training

6- Muhammed Shekho centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

Livelihoods

BCF

Starting hairdressing training

Livelihoods

BCF

First aid training for Peshmerga

7- Nuradding Zaza- centre No.

sector

Donor or partner

Beneficiary persons

Note

Protection

NGO

Session on social relations

protection

BCF

Session on women education

Cultural

BCF

Entertaining programme for children for 3 days

Food

BCF

102

Dry food for parentless families

Education

NGO

130

English and computer training

Education

BCF

enhancing training courses for Arabic grammar, computer and Arabic language

Livelihoods

BCF

Cookery and Nursing course

No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Location

LDS wheelchairs

GLY cushions

Wheelchairs

Toilet chairs

Adult diapers

Walking wheels

Walking aid

crutches

Male

Female

beneficiaries

Zhin Association

Ainkawa-Erbil

Zakho

Kalar

Soran

Sulaymaniyah

Total

124

.13

Distributing two hot meals for IDPs at Dibagah camps in Erbil Governorate, 2-29/07/2016 No. hot meals

301,230

No. beneficiary Families

3,205

No.beneficiary persons

150,615

Dry food distribution in collaboration with WFP, Erbil Governorate No. beneficiary

No.

Location

No. Beneficiary families

‌Bahirka

689

3897

‌Dibagah

2478

13776

K ‌ oya

673

3888

Khabat

1856

9373

Kalak

433

2400

6,129

33,316

persons

Food types

flour, rice, foul beans, oil, sugar, salt, bulgur

Total