Table 2.

Number of staff trained and CBS implementation in IDP camps by district in Yemen, 2020

District	Population in IDP camps	Number of IDP camps	Number of IDP householdsa	Number of IDP households in Campsb	Average number of households per camp	Number of volunteers trainedc	Number of ICHVs trained	Number of volunteers who submitted at least one reportd	Status of CBSe
	Taizz Governorate
Ash-Shamayatayn	182	7	45	26	4	18	6	2	Activated
Al Ma’afer	119	6	66	17	3	6	5	3	Activated
Other Districts	490	12	1505	70	6	42	12	0	Not Activated
	Abyan Governorate
Zingibar	210	2	139	30	15	2	2	1	Activated
Khanfir	406	5	86	58	12	5	5	2	Activated
Other Districts	119	4	702	17	4	11	11	0	Not Activated
	Lahj Governorate
Tuban	84	5	23	12	2	5	4	3	Activated
Al Hawtah	105	2	15	15	8	3	2	2	Activated
Other Districts	140	0	795	20	0	11	0	0	Not Activated
	Aden Governorate
Craiter	700	5	114	100	20	12	7	5	Activated
Other Districts	28	2	131	4	2	15	5	0	Not Activated

IDP internally displaced persons, CBS community-based surveillance, ICHV IDP camp community health volunteer

^aIncludes households outside of IDP camps, mixed with general communities, such as in private houses, host family houses, or second homes. Each household had an average of 7 people

^bincludes tents, public, and private buildings

^cThe training also targeted volunteers to cover IDPs in the host communities and refugees, although they did not submit any report and CBS was not activated in those areas

^dOnly ICHVs submitted reports, and not reports were submitted by the volunteers that were supposed to cover the IDPs in the host communities and refugees

^eDespite the trainings targeting all the districts from the 4 governorates, only the 2 districts with a higher number of households were selected to activate CBS