Forced evictions and their social and health impacts in Southern Somalia: a qualitative study in Mogadishu Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps

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Table 1. Characteristics of the study participants

Participant characteristics	N(%)
Population group (N = 52)
IDP Mothers/carers of children < 5 years Adolescents 15–18 years Men >16 years Older people aged 55 years and over Camp leaders Government/humanitarian agency staff	18(35) 4(8) 13(25) 4(8) 6(12) 7(14)
Age (years)(N = 52)
<25 25–45 >45	7(14) 32(62) 13(25)
Gender (N = 52)
Male Female	27(52) 25(48)
IDP Camp of residence (N = 45)
Bismillahi Ceeldheer Geedoole Gumeysidiid Muxtaad Shaqlane Zabiid	5(11) 3(7) 8(18) 7(16) 7(16) 8(18) 7(18)
IDP Clan (N = 45)
Dir Digil & Mirifle Hawiye Minority	2(4) 17(33) 8(15) 18(38)
IDP Regions of origin (N = 45)
Benadir Bay Lower Shabelle Middle Shabelle Nugal	4(9) 4(9) 34(76) 2(4) 1(2)

Figure 1. Conceptual framework of potential mechanisms to explain the relationships between forced eviction and poor health outcomes

Figure 2. Factors affecting forced eviction and outcomes identified in the qualitative study

Data availability statement

The datasets generated and analysed during the current study are not publicly available due to them containing information that could compromise research participant privacy/consent but are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.