Mosul Neighborhood Snapshot: Al Elam - March 17th, 2017
Mosul Neighborhood Snapshot: Al Elam - March 17th, 2017

This report was written by ACTED’s AME Unit to provide a snapshot of humanitarian needs and conditions in neighborhoods around Mosul. Data was collected via Key Informant and Observational tools by PIN on Feb 20th
Highlights
WASH needs are deemed the top priority need by most informants, a reflection of the lack of access to clean drinking water for the neighborhood’s residents.
While markets and shops are functional, due to a lack of cash in households, very high unemployment, and a lack of available jobs, purchasing power is low/poor and food is listed as a top priority need of residents along with cash and jobs.
Informants note that access to electricity is one of the top priorities, with the current electrical network destroyed.
Informants report that some food and NFI assistance are being provided by the MoDM, a Kuwaiti Organization, UNICEF, WFP and unspecified national NGOs. However, these services are only covering a few of the needs of about a quarter of the residents.