PROTECTION

The majority of households (82%) do not believe there is enough light at night for them to access latrines safely. In order to assess perceptions of security, respondents were asked to identify areas of the camp where men, women, girls, and boys would feel unsafe*. “No areas unsafe” and latrines appear in the top three most common responses across all camps for all ages and genders. “No area unsafe” was the most frequent response for men, women, and boys, and was the third most reported for girls. Latrines were the most reported unsafe area for girls, second most reported area for men and women, and third most reported area for boys. Male respondents generally had a lower level of risk perception compared to females, reporting “no area unsafe” at higher rates for both men, women, boys, and girls.
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Created with Highcharts 12.4.0KidnappingNatural DisasterArmed Group RecruitmentRisks to BoysMost common reported safety concernfor boys aged 18 or under
Created with Highcharts 12.4.0Reported Safety Concerns for BoysAcross All Camps% of households reporting safety concerns (fears) for boysaged under 18, by type of safety concern0%20%40%60%OtherSexual violencePsychological traumaPsychological…Lack of registration of newbornsLack of…Violence at homeChild marriageChild labourDetentionNatural disasterArmed Group RecruitmentArmed Group…Violence in communityViolence in…Kidnapping