In Yemen, implement Rapid Displacement Tracking (RDT) to collect data on the number of Yemeni households (HHs) forced to flee on a daily basis due to conflict, natural hazards or other reasons in accessible areas. This allows DTM to produce regular reporting of occurrences of displacement in terms of numbers, locations and priority needs. Please note that findings are limited to Yemen’s south area administered by the Internationally Recognized Government. RDT methodology captured the estimated number (flow) of newly internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees through key informant interviews. The RDT output supply a timely and actionable data on new population movements only and does not capture total numbers (stock) of IDPs or returnees. RDT also does not capture whether displacement is new or repeated (households displaced from another displacement location). Publisher: International Organization for Migration (IOM) (via Humanitarian Data Exchange (UN OCHA)). Delivered as a cleaned, analysis-ready Excel table.
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