1. FPU In Darfur: Policing The Desert http://www.csmonitor.com/images/maps/sudan_darfur2.gif

2. According MSF, 90,000 displaced people live in the Kalma IDP Camp. It is likely that the shelters are centered around the facilities of aid agencies. The view of Kalma from Google Earth shows few main roads suitable for motor vehicles. The Bangladeshi FPU d to Kalma

3. reinhardjambi.wordpress.com/.../unamid/page/2/ The escort program of the FPUs is vital to the IDPs of Kalma because it enables them (especially women) to venture outside the camp to collect firewood without the fear of being assaulted. IDPs continue to venture further and further away from the camp as fire wood near the camps is used up. Vehicles are a necessity due to the greater distances being traveled for fire wood and because Darfur’s mostly open terrain. Vehicles can provide cover from hostile fire and enable rapid egress of UN personnel and IDPs back to the camp.

4. Newly deployed FPUs based in Zalingei and El Geniena, Darfur are providing security for IDPs and