<p>Key informants reported uncontrolled entry and exit of refugees with no screening for diseases at the border. They also reported that persons stayed in BTC instead of the refugee transit centre due to fear of being permanently and involuntarily resettled, fear of mandatory vaccination, and separation of husbands and wives at the centre. There were two health facilities with 14 health workers, two public toilet facilities, and two major water sources to serve the permanent BTC population and all refugees in BTC. The 2 health facilities in BTC reported drug stockouts as their biggest challenge. Among the 23 facilities assessed for preparedness in Kisoro District, 22 (96%) scored &lt;70%.</p>