UNHCR and partners are due to resume relocation of refugees from Yida to Ajuong Thok before the end of the week.

As at 31 March 2014, a total of 93,824 South Sudanese refugees have arrived in Adjumani, Arua(10,138) & Kiryandongo (17,160) since the influx began on 16/12/13

Refugee relocation from Yida camp to Adjuong Thok resumed the 17th of January.

In Yida, GFD started on 16 January: both Yida and Ajuong Thok have GFD supplies to last until March 2014

In Upper Nile camps water pumping hours have been reduced in order to cope with fuel shortage, a reduction in daily water production is to be expected

A mass measles campaign (targeting 6 months to 15 years) will start soon in Yida camp and surrounding communities.

Joint polio and measles mop up campaign conducted in Kakuma camp from 12-18 February.70,000 children vaccinated (0-15yrs for polio & 6mths - 15yrs for measles)

20,156 South Sudanese have been received in Kakuma camp in 2014. Camp population stands at 149,365 which is 635 persons short of the 150,000 capacity threshold

South Sudan: BPRM funding for 2014 refugee assistance by NGOs (closing date 3/04/2014). http://www.grants.gov/web/grants/search-grants.html?keywords=prm

In Kakuma total number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received as of 1st of April 2014 is 31,240.If the current trend continues will reach 50,000 in July 2014