Ethiopia society data

The dataset is the level of literacy rates and education in Ethiopia , from DHS which the CSA was the provider under the 2016 Standard Demographic Health Survey (DHS) with a resolution of 0.05 pixels

Point locations of educational facilities across Ethiopia, including primary schools, secondary schools and other learning institutions. Each feature records the facility name, type and administrative location. Use this layer to map education access, identify underserved areas, plan school placement, and analyse catchment areas and travel distances to schools.

Number of Deaths, Injured, Missing, Houses Destroyed, Houses Damaged, Victims Affected, Relocated, Evacuated, Losses and Damages in crops by climate change event

SHARPE Project Intervention Woredas, Refugee Camps Versus Livelihoods_Gambella Region

Education Facilities by type and functionalities Atsgede Tsimbila Woreda_North Western Tigray Zone, based on 2013 and 2019 GIS survey

Data sets were collected for the purpose of Bambasi Refugee Camp Water Supply Coverage, by IRC Ethiopia GIS Unit, November 2015

Tsore Refugee Camp, International Rescue Committee Ethiopia Program, Tsore Refugee Camp Water Supply Coverage January 2018.

IRC’s GIS unit created this database to allow for a more sustained approach to producing relevant mapping products and geospatial analysis for regions undergoing emergencies, and will fill gaps in information sharing and management between OFDA, IRC, and other implementing partners during emergency response. IRC Ethiopia OFDA Funded Emergency Responses as of 30 April 2018.

This dataset contains the population distribution of primary and secondary schools in Ethiopia, disaggregated by sex.

These datasets and maps show the number of IDP sites per woreda in the Somali region, using DTM Site Assessment Round 36 as a reference. These IDP sites include various settlement types: collective centers, dispersed settlements, host communities, planned camps, and spontaneous camps/sites. More detailed information can be found at the following link: https://dtm.iom.int/ethiopia#producttabs.

IRC directly implemented multiple projects in the nation through the coordination of its field and sub offices and as well refugee operation offices. The programs are emergency responses and local community development programs and refugee portfolios. In summary: I) Under Local Community and emergency program there are 9 sector of interventions, whereby Health and Health & nutrition sector combined have got the highest (39.2%) followed by Edu/ ECCD, EH/WASH & WPE; 20.7%,13.4% and 11.2% respectively. Among others CP has got 10.6% woreda and/or IDP coverage. From donors perspectives, 14 donors granted the local community & emergency projects, while GAVI has got the highest (38.1%) intervention area/woreda coverage followed by Minideroo Foundation 29.2%. BHA, USAID-WV (CORE GROUP) & LEGO, have got 14.2%, 8% & 6.2% have i, respectively. II) From refugee portfolios there are 5 sectors whereby WPE i s the highest (31%) by the # intervention refugee camps followed by Edu/ ECCD and EH/WASH, 27.6%, and 20.7% respectively. From donors perspective, 6 donors granted the local community projects, while UNHCR has got the highest (47.4%) refugee camp coverage followed by LEGO 42.1% and Bainum Foundation, BPRM & Irish Aid each have got, 15.8%, refugee area coverages. IRC’s GIS team created this database to allow for a more sustained approach to producing relevant mapping products and geospatial analysis for undergoing humanitarian responses and will fill gaps in information sharing and management between Donors. IRC’s GIS services provides information and analysis required to monitor the evaluation of project / program results and to track project and program impacts across geographic locations. This dataset contains boundaries of Ethiopian administrative Woredas which are roughly consistent with the actual & updated administrative boundaries which bases CSA 2007 Census survey out puts. The Woreda boundary contains attribute data, activities, Sector, Donors & other fields for IRC Ethiopia for IRC Direct Projects- Aug. 2024

The IRC responds to emergencies (drought, floods, disease outbreaks, and conflict displacement) through its dedicated Emergency Rapid Response (ERR) Unit, which was established in 2005. Through two IRC-led multi-sector emergency response mechanisms—the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) funded by USAID and the Emergency Response Mechanism (ERM) funded by ECHO— the ERR unit executes coordinated, rapid, and effective responses to emergencies through out Ethiopia immediately as they occur, either directly or through sub-awards other agencies. IRC’s GIS unit created this database to allow for a more sustained approach to produces relevant mapping products and geospatial analysis for regions undergoing emergencies, and will fill gaps in information sharing and management between IRC; Donors (OFDA/USAID, ECHO, & others); and implementing partners during emergency response. IRC’s GIS services provide information and analysis required to monitor the evolution of project / program results and to track project and program impacts across implementing agencies and geographic locations. This dataset contains boundaries of Ethiopian administrative Woredas which are roughly consistent with the actual administrative boundaries for the year 2021.The Woreda boundary contains attribute data (implementing Partners, Situation and Sector Fields) for IRC Ethiopia ECHO Funded Emergency Responses as of 31 August 2021.

The IRC responds to emergencies (drought, floods, disease outbreaks, and conflict displacement) through its dedicated Emergency Rapid Response (ERR) Unit, which was established in 2005. Through two IRC-led multi-sector emergency response mechanisms—the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) funded by USAID and the Emergency Response Mechanism (ERM) funded by ECHO— the ERR unit executes coordinated, rapid, and effective responses to emergencies through¬out Ethiopia immediately as they occur, either directly or through sub-awards other agencies. IRC’s GIS unit created this database to allow for a more sustained approach to producing relevant mapping products and geospatial analysis for regions undergoing emergencies, and will fill gaps in information sharing and management between Donors (OFDA/USAID, ECHO, & others) IRC, and implementing partners during emergency response. IRC’s GIS services provides information and analysis required to monitor the evolution of project / program results and to track project and program impacts across implementing agencies and geographic locations. This dataset contains boundaries of Ethiopian administrative Woredas which are roughly consistent with the actual administrative boundaries for the year 2021. The Woreda boundary contains attribute data (implementing Partners, Situation, Sector Donors Fields) for IRC Ethiopia for All Funded Emergency Responses as of 30 August 2021.

This file contains the location of refugee camps in Ethiopia.

IRC’s GIS unit created this database to allow for a more sustained approach to producing relevant mapping products and geospatial analysis for regions undergoing emergencies, and will fill gaps in information sharing and management between OFDA, IRC, and other implementing partners during emergency response. IRC Ethiopia All Emergency Responses as of 30 April 2018.