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Relocation to the Ifo II part of Ifo extension has begun
news UNHCR, 19 Aug 2011 (12 years ago )In Kenya, UNHCR began populating yesterday (Thursday, 18 August) a new part of the Dadaab refugee complex to provide shelter for tens of thousands of new Somali refugees and to ease the chronic overcrowding of the existing camps - namely Dagahaley, Ifo and Hagadera. The first group to occupy ten... -
The relocation of people into the new Ifo Extension, which began on 25 July, is continuing. So far, UNHCR and its partners have moved nearly 18,000 refugees into the part of Ifo Extension formerly referred to as Ifo 3.highlight 12 Aug 2011 (12 years ago) -
Some 259 refugees relocated from the outskirts of Dagahaley to Ifo II on 18 August. Simulteneously, the exercise to relocate refugees from the outskirts of Ifo to the Ifo 3 part of the extension continues.highlight 18 Aug 2011 (12 years ago)
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Relocation to Kambioos has commenced. Some 883 individuals relocated by 20 Augusthighlight 20 Aug 2011 (12 years ago)
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UNHCR relocates more than 22,300 refugees from the Dadaab outskirts into both sides of Ifo extension (Ifo II & Ifo III) and the new Kambioos site.highlight 22 Aug 2011 (12 years ago)
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The number of refugees relocated from Dadaab\'s outskirts to Ifo II, III and Kambioos reaches 37,218.highlight 08 Sep 2011 (12 years ago)
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The number of refugees relocated from Dadaab\'s outskirts to Ifo II, III and Kambioos reaches 26,855.highlight 25 Aug 2011 (12 years ago)
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Since 25 July more than 37,000 Somali refugees in Kenya relocated to Ifo Extension and Kambioos sites in the Dadaab camp complex.highlight 13 Sep 2011 (12 years ago)
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Ongoing Kenya operation moves nearly 75,000 Somali arrivals from Dadaab’s outskirts to its extensions before the onset of the rainy season.highlight 04 Oct 2011 (12 years ago)
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The relocation of Somali arrivals from the outskirts of Dadaab\'s camps to Ifo 2 East, West and Kambioos reaches more than 77,500 individuals.highlight 06 Oct 2011 (12 years ago)