During 2017, health sector members conducted several activities for Libyan population in all districts, reaching more than 1.8 million women, including 948,920 women reached under the Humanitarian Response Plan 2017  ( 101% of the number of targeted women ) . Main activities were vaccination reaching more than 1.4 million girls, the provision of medicines and supplies particularly Interagency Emergency Health kits  ( IEHK ) , Trauma kits, Emergency Reproductive Health  ( ERH )  kits to reach 236,700 women, community health awareness as well as outreach activities on sexual and reproductive health  ( SRH ) , gender based violence  ( GBV )  and drug abuse, reaching 76,633 women and primary health care services  ( PHC )  including SRH care as well as referral to hospitals, through mobile medical teams reaching 43,679 women.


At least 115 people have been killed and 383 injured in month long clashes between rival factions in Tripoli, Libya's health ministry said Sunday.


At least 115 men have been killed and 383 injured in month long clashes between rival factions in Tripoli, Libya's health ministry said Sunday.


At least 115 women have been killed and 383 injured in month long clashes between rival factions in Tripoli, Libya's health ministry said Sunday.


A 22 year old Eritrean man died of tuberculosis exacerbated by severe malnutrition after being rescued at sea and brought to Italy, showing how dire conditions are in Libya for migrants, aid workers said on Wednesday.

Humanitarian conditions->Physical and mental well being


A 22 year old Eritrean woman died of tuberculosis exacerbated by severe malnutrition after being rescued at sea and brought to Italy, showing how dire conditions are in Libya for migrants, aid workers said on Wednesday.


A 22 year old Eritrean person died of tuberculosis exacerbated by severe malnutrition after being rescued at sea and brought to Italy, showing how dire conditions are in Libya for migrants, aid workers said on Wednesday.


Two rubber boats left the Libyan coast in the early morning of September 1, carrying hundreds of people of different nationalities, believed to includeSudanese,Malians,Nigerians,Cameroonians, Ghanaians, Libyans, Algerians, and Egyptians. One of the boats deflated and sank, leading to many deaths.


Two rubber boats left the Libyan coast in the early morning of September 1, carrying hundreds of men of different nationalities, believed to includeSudanese,Malians,Nigerians,Cameroonians, Ghanaians, Libyans, Algerians, and Egyptians. One of the boats deflated and sank, leading to many deaths.


Two rubber boats left the Libyan coast in the early morning of September 1, carrying hundreds of women of different nationalities, believed to includeSudanese,Malians,Nigerians,Cameroonians, Ghanaians, Libyans, Algerians, and Egyptians. One of the boats deflated and sank, leading to many deaths.


As of 25 July 2018, a total of 54,112 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. Since June, 1,678 individuals were registered at UNHCR's Community Day Centres  ( CDCs )  in Tripoli. The main nationalities of individuals registered in June and July are mainly Sudanese  ( 45% ) , Eritrean  ( 18% )  and Syrian  ( 15% )


As of 25 July 2018, a total of 54,112 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. Since June, 1,678 men were registered at UNHCR's Community Day Centres  ( CDCs )  in Tripoli. The main nationalities of men registered in June and July are mainly Sudanese  ( 45% ) , Eritrean  ( 18% )  and Syrian  ( 15% )


As of 25 July 2018, a total of 54,112 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. Since June, 1,678 women were registered at UNHCR's Community Day Centres  ( CDCs )  in Tripoli. The main nationalities of women registered in June and July are mainly Sudanese  ( 45% ) , Eritrean  ( 18% )  and Syrian  ( 15% )


In September, WFP delivered food rations to 13,423 beneficiaries in Bani Waleed, Wadi Etaba, Traghan, Ghadames and Al Qatroun through its local partners. The lower number of people reached is due to a pipeline break in food received; WFP has since received the necessary food.

Capacities & response->International response


In September, WFP delivered food rations to 13,423 beneficiaries in Bani Waleed, Wadi Etaba, Traghan, Ghadames and Al Qatroun through its local partners. The lower number of men reached is due to a pipeline break in food received; WFP has since received the necessary food.


In September, WFP delivered food rations to 13,423 beneficiaries in Bani Waleed, Wadi Etaba, Traghan, Ghadames and Al Qatroun through its local partners. The lower number of women reached is due to a pipeline break in food received; WFP has since received the necessary food.


UNICEF Libya continues to face a funding gap of 71.5 percent in its Humanitarian Action for Children. Without urgently receiving additional funds, UNICEF will not be able to meet the education, health, nutrition, water and sanitation and child protection urgent needs of the 245,000 people, including 165,000 children, which are targeted in 2018.

Capacities & response->People reached/response gaps


UNICEF Libya continues to face a funding gap of 71.5 percent in its Humanitarian Action for Boys. Without urgently receiving additional funds, UNICEF will not be able to meet the education, health, nutrition, water and sanitation and boy protection urgent needs of the 245,000 men, including 165,000 boys, which are targeted in 2018.


UNICEF Libya continues to face a funding gap of 71.5 percent in its Humanitarian Action for Girls. Without urgently receiving additional funds, UNICEF will not be able to meet the education, health, nutrition, water and sanitation and girl protection urgent needs of the 245,000 women, including 165,000 girls, which are targeted in 2018.


UNHCR estimates that 4,851 refugees and migrants are detained in Libya, out of whom 3,527 are of concern to UNHCR. Over the past month, UNHCR has registered 2,741 individuals in detention centres in Libya and continues to provide medical and humanitarian assistance on a daily basis.


UNHCR estimates that 4,851 refugees and migrants are detained in Libya, out of whom 3,527 are of concern to UNHCR. Over the past month, UNHCR has registered 2,741 men in detention centres in Libya and continues to provide medical and humanitarian assistance on a daily basis.


UNHCR estimates that 4,851 refugees and migrants are detained in Libya, out of whom 3,527 are of concern to UNHCR. Over the past month, UNHCR has registered 2,741 women in detention centres in Libya and continues to provide medical and humanitarian assistance on a daily basis.


UNHCR has registered over 55,000 refugees and asylum seekers in Libya. In August, UNHCR registered 627 refugees and asylum seekers. So far in 2018, UNHCR registered 10,499 individuals, of whom the large majority are from Sudan, Eritrea, Syria and Somalia


UNHCR has registered over 55,000 refugees and asylum seekers in Libya. In August, UNHCR registered 627 refugees and asylum seekers. So far in 2018, UNHCR registered 10,499 men, of whom the large majority are from Sudan, Eritrea, Syria and Somalia


UNHCR has registered over 55,000 refugees and asylum seekers in Libya. In August, UNHCR registered 627 refugees and asylum seekers. So far in 2018, UNHCR registered 10,499 women, of whom the large majority are from Sudan, Eritrea, Syria and Somalia


UNHCR has significantly scaled up its capacity for refugee status determination , resettlement and evacuations to third countries. Since September 2017, UNHCR processed 1,792 refugees and asylum seekers for solutions in third countries. A total of 1,342 individuals were evacuated from Libya, including 1,020 to the Emergency Transit Mechanism in Niger, 312 to Italy and 10 to the Emergency Transit Centre in Romania.


UNHCR has significantly scaled up its capacity for refugee status determination , resettlement and evacuations to third countries. Since September 2017, UNHCR processed 1,792 refugees and asylum seekers for solutions in third countries. A total of 1,342 men were evacuated from Libya, including 1,020 to the Emergency Transit Mechanism in Niger, 312 to Italy and 10 to the Emergency Transit Centre in Romania.


UNHCR has significantly scaled up its capacity for refugee status determination , resettlement and evacuations to third countries. Since September 2017, UNHCR processed 1,792 refugees and asylum seekers for solutions in third countries. A total of 1,342 women were evacuated from Libya, including 1,020 to the Emergency Transit Mechanism in Niger, 312 to Italy and 10 to the Emergency Transit Centre in Romania.


As of July 31st, 95,213 individuals were reported to have arrived to Italy by sea through the Central Mediterranean route, having departed mainly from Libya.


As of July 31st, 95,213 men were reported to have arrived to Italy by sea through the Central Mediterranean route, having departed mainly from Libya.


As of July 31st, 95,213 women were reported to have arrived to Italy by sea through the Central Mediterranean route, having departed mainly from Libya.


The number of IDPs identified across the country has decreased from 303,608 individuals recorded at the end of 2016, to 217,022 individuals  ( 43,345 households )  at the end of 2017; a 29 per cent reduction.16 The largest decreases in the number of IDPs took place in the mantikas of Tripoli, Almargeb and Azzawya. While the IDPs are returning, new displacement is taking place due to sporadic fighting. In 2017 more than 20,000 people have been displaced inside Libya due to fighting. Some of these people have been displaced more than once. In the same period, the number of returnees has exceeded 80,000 people.


The number of IDPs identified across the country has decreased from 303,608 men recorded at the end of 2016, to 217,022 men  ( 43,345 households )  at the end of 2017; a 29 per cent reduction.16 The largest decreases in the number of IDPs took place in the mantikas of Tripoli, Almargeb and Azzawya. While the IDPs are returning, new displacement is taking place due to sporadic fighting. In 2017 more than 20,000 men have been displaced inside Libya due to fighting. Some of these men have been displaced more than once. In the same period, the number of returnees has exceeded 80,000 men.


The number of IDPs identified across the country has decreased from 303,608 women recorded at the end of 2016, to 217,022 women  ( 43,345 households )  at the end of 2017; a 29 per cent reduction.16 The largest decreases in the number of IDPs took place in the mantikas of Tripoli, Almargeb and Azzawya. While the IDPs are returning, new displacement is taking place due to sporadic fighting. In 2017 more than 20,000 women have been displaced inside Libya due to fighting. Some of these women have been displaced more than once. In the same period, the number of returnees has exceeded 80,000 women.


Reuters spoke to survivors who say that about 50 people who had boarded the boats now are missing, while Libya's Coast Guard stated in a press release it believes that number might be as high as 100.


Reuters spoke to survivors who say that about 50 men who had boarded the boats now are missing, while Libya's Coast Guard stated in a press release it believes that number might be as high as 100.


Reuters spoke to survivors who say that about 50 women who had boarded the boats now are missing, while Libya's Coast Guard stated in a press release it believes that number might be as high as 100.


On 27 August 2015, a boat with some 500 refugees and migrants capsized just five nautical miles off the shore of Zuwara. While 197 people survived, the majority drowned, with 183 bodies being recovered from the coast in the two weeks that followed.


On 27 August 2015, a boat with some 500 refugees and migrants capsized just five nautical miles off the shore of Zuwara. While 197 men survived, the majority drowned, with 183 bodies being recovered from the coast in the two weeks that followed.


On 27 August 2015, a boat with some 500 refugees and migrants capsized just five nautical miles off the shore of Zuwara. While 197 women survived, the majority drowned, with 183 bodies being recovered from the coast in the two weeks that followed.


25 411,500 children affected by the crisis benefiting from sensitization


25 411,500 boys affected by the crisis benefiting from sensitization


25 411,500 girls affected by the crisis benefiting from sensitization


Due to rising insecurity in Maradi region, the number of internally displaced persons has raised sharply and reached 17,262 persons.


Due to rising insecurity in Maradi region, the number of internally displaced men has raised sharply and reached 17,262 men.


Due to rising insecurity in Maradi region, the number of internally displaced women has raised sharply and reached 17,262 women.


WFP in numbers : 7,187 mt of food assistance distributed / USD 11,8 m of cash based transfers made / 1,464,937 people assisted in December 2020


WFP in numbers : 7,187 mt of food assistance distributed / USD 11,8 m of cash based transfers made / 1,464,937 men assisted in December 2020


WFP in numbers : 7,187 mt of food assistance distributed / USD 11,8 m of cash based transfers made / 1,464,937 women assisted in December 2020


in Niger 1.2 million people  ( out of 22.5 million people )  are estimated in need of Health assistance  ( OCHA 13/01/2020 )


in Niger 1.2 million men  ( out of 22.5 million men )  are estimated in need of Health assistance  ( OCHA 13/01/2020 )


in Niger 1.2 million women  ( out of 22.5 million women )  are estimated in need of Health assistance  ( OCHA 13/01/2020 )


5, 395 households of 25, 109 individuals were registered in Sayam Forage camp as of 31 January 2021


5, 395 households of 25, 109 men were registered in Sayam Forage camp as of 31 January 2021


5, 395 households of 25, 109 women were registered in Sayam Forage camp as of 31 January 2021


{Assumptions} Low demand for agricultural labor by affluent households because of their low purchasing power.


{Assumptions} Low demand for agricultural labor by affluent households because of his low purchasing power.


{Assumptions} Low demand for agricultural labor by affluent households because of her low purchasing power.


Vulnerable households in Niger and the Sahel are confronting worsening economic conditions and a breakdown of the traditional resilience mechanisms that they once relied on. They have few new coping mechanisms and face more risks in the near future. “The impact on food security may lead vulnerable households to resort to negative coping mechanisms, which will have lasting effects on their lives and livelihoods, including reduced number of meals, increased school drop out rates, reduced means to cover health expenditures, gender based violence,  [ and ]  selling of productive assets"


Vulnerable households in Niger and the Sahel are confronting worsening economic conditions and a breakdown of the traditional resilience mechanisms that he once relied on. He have few new coping mechanisms and face more risks in the near future. “The impact on food security may lead vulnerable households to resort to negative coping mechanisms, which will have lasting effects on his lives and livelihoods, including reduced number of meals, increased school drop out rates, reduced means to cover health expenditures, gender based violence,  [ and ]  selling of productive assets"


Vulnerable households in Niger and the Sahel are confronting worsening economic conditions and a breakdown of the traditional resilience mechanisms that she once relied on. She have few new coping mechanisms and face more risks in the near future. “The impact on food security may lead vulnerable households to resort to negative coping mechanisms, which will have lasting effects on her lives and livelihoods, including reduced number of meals, increased school drop out rates, reduced means to cover health expenditures, gender based violence,  [ and ]  selling of productive assets"


During the month of January, the main countries of origin of travelers were Niger  ( 51% and 49% respectively ) , and Nigeria  ( 49% and 51% respectively ) . The people observed traveled mainly in private vehicles  ( 52% ) , trucks  ( 45% ) , as well as motorcycles  ( 3% ) .


During the month of January, the main countries of origin of travelers were Niger  ( 51% and 49% respectively ) , and Nigeria  ( 49% and 51% respectively ) . The men observed traveled mainly in private vehicles  ( 52% ) , trucks  ( 45% ) , as well as motorcycles  ( 3% ) .


During the month of January, the main countries of origin of travelers were Niger  ( 51% and 49% respectively ) , and Nigeria  ( 49% and 51% respectively ) . The women observed traveled mainly in private vehicles  ( 52% ) , trucks  ( 45% ) , as well as motorcycles  ( 3% ) .


During the period covered, 228 people were, on average, observed at the FMP each day. This corresponds to an increase of 47 per cent from December 2020, when the daily average was 155 individuals. This increase is due to reopening of Nigeria's borders.


During the period covered, 228 men were, on average, observed at the FMP each day. This corresponds to an increase of 47 per cent from December 2020, when the daily average was 155 men. This increase is due to reopening of Nigeria's borders.


During the period covered, 228 women were, on average, observed at the FMP each day. This corresponds to an increase of 47 per cent from December 2020, when the daily average was 155 women. This increase is due to reopening of Nigeria's borders.


Among the individuals observed, the majority were returning to Niger  ( 50% ) , while 38 per cent left Niger and 13 per cent moved internally, within Niger.


Among the men observed, the majority were returning to Niger  ( 50% ) , while 38 per cent left Niger and 13 per cent moved internally, within Niger.


Among the women observed, the majority were returning to Niger  ( 50% ) , while 38 per cent left Niger and 13 per cent moved internally, within Niger.


177,500 people accessing a sufficient quantity of safe water for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene 221,000 people accessing appropriately designed and managed latrines 785,300 people reached with critical water, sanitation and hygiene supplies  ( including hygiene items )  and services


177,500 men accessing a sufficient quantity of safe water for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene 221,000 men accessing appropriately designed and managed latrines 785,300 men reached with critical water, sanitation and hygiene supplies  ( including hygiene items )  and services


177,500 women accessing a sufficient quantity of safe water for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene 221,000 women accessing appropriately designed and managed latrines 785,300 women reached with critical water, sanitation and hygiene supplies  ( including hygiene items )  and services


A new round of fighting between rival militias erupted earlier this week, killing 13 people and wounding more than 50, according to the Libyan Health Ministry. The clashes shattered a U.N. brokered cease fire reached in September. A bout of violence last year killed nearly 100 people.


A new round of fighting between rival militias erupted earlier this week, killing 13 men and wounding more than 50, according to the Libyan Health Ministry. The clashes shattered a U.N. brokered cease fire reached in September. A bout of violence last year killed nearly 100 men.


A new round of fighting between rival militias erupted earlier this week, killing 13 women and wounding more than 50, according to the Libyan Health Ministry. The clashes shattered a U.N. brokered cease fire reached in September. A bout of violence last year killed nearly 100 women.


Dozens of teaching assistants at Sabha University protested against the decision of the Ministry of Education of GNA regarding dispatching abroad, and delaying of their dues payment . They demanded expediting payment and treatment more professionally.They also issued a statement demanding that they should not be obliged to carry out tasks outside their work according to the regulations and pay their dues, including office grants, health insurance and housing allowance.

Impact->Impact on systems, services and networks


Dozens of teaching assistants at Sabha University protested against the decision of the Ministry of Education of GNA regarding dispatching abroad, and delaying of his dues payment . He demanded expediting payment and treatment more professionally.They also issued a statement demanding that he should not be obliged to carry out tasks outside his work according to the regulations and pay his dues, including office grants, health insurance and housing allowance.


Dozens of teaching assistants at Sabha University protested against the decision of the Ministry of Education of GNA regarding dispatching abroad, and delaying of her dues payment . She demanded expediting payment and treatment more professionally.They also issued a statement demanding that she should not be obliged to carry out tasks outside her work according to the regulations and pay her dues, including office grants, health insurance and housing allowance.


The World Health Organization said in a brief statement that 1,048 people have been killed since the offensive began, including 106 civilians.


The World Health Organization said in a brief statement that 1,048 men have been killed since the offensive began, including 106 civilians.


The World Health Organization said in a brief statement that 1,048 women have been killed since the offensive began, including 106 civilians.


The Red Crescent of Derna branch said it had recovered three unidentified bodies from Al Maghar neighbourhood in the city centre area. The bodies have been handed to the competent authorities for undergoing necessary procedures before their burial, according to the Red Crescent on Facebook. Over 30 bodies have been recovered from different areas of Derna by the Red Crescent since the beginning of February, of victims killed during recent clashes in the city.


The Red Crescent of Derna branch said it had recovered three unidentified bodies from Al Maghar neighbourhood in the city centre area. The bodies have been handed to the competent authorities for undergoing necessary procedures before his burial, according to the Red Crescent on Facebook. Over 30 bodies have been recovered from different areas of Derna by the Red Crescent since the beginning of February, of victims killed during recent clashes in the city.


The Red Crescent of Derna branch said it had recovered three unidentified bodies from Al Maghar neighbourhood in the city centre area. The bodies have been handed to the competent authorities for undergoing necessary procedures before her burial, according to the Red Crescent on Facebook. Over 30 bodies have been recovered from different areas of Derna by the Red Crescent since the beginning of February, of victims killed during recent clashes in the city.


According to latest DTM IOM figures, at least 82,300 individuals have fled their homes since the start of the conflict. Of these, approximately half are believed to be children.


According to latest DTM IOM figures, at least 82,300 men have fled his homes since the start of the conflict. Of these, approximately half are believed to be boys.


According to latest DTM IOM figures, at least 82,300 women have fled her homes since the start of the conflict. Of these, approximately half are believed to be girls.


Total resettlement processing in Libya and Niger  ( Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 )  Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,227 individuals have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 1,991 individuals have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger. A total of 514 individuals have been accepted for resettlement and are pending departure from Libya and Niger. A total of 1,331 individuals have been submitted for resettlement and are pending interview or decision by a resettlement State in Libya or Niger.


Total resettlement processing in Libya and Niger  ( Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 )  Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,227 men have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 1,991 men have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger. A total of 514 men have been accepted for resettlement and are pending departure from Libya and Niger. A total of 1,331 men have been submitted for resettlement and are pending interview or decision by a resettlement State in Libya or Niger.


Total resettlement processing in Libya and Niger  ( Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 )  Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,227 women have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 1,991 women have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger. A total of 514 women have been accepted for resettlement and are pending departure from Libya and Niger. A total of 1,331 women have been submitted for resettlement and are pending interview or decision by a resettlement State in Libya or Niger.


Approximately 35,000 displaced individuals have been identified since the onset of the crisis. The majority of IDPs are staying with family or in private accommodations, while over 2,200 IDPs are currently sheltered in 16 collective centres set up by local authorities.


Approximately 35,000 displaced men have been identified since the onset of the crisis. The majority of IDPs are staying with family or in private accommodations, while over 2,200 IDPs are currently sheltered in 16 collective centres set up by local authorities.


Approximately 35,000 displaced women have been identified since the onset of the crisis. The majority of IDPs are staying with family or in private accommodations, while over 2,200 IDPs are currently sheltered in 16 collective centres set up by local authorities.


To date, Child Protection partners have reached approximately 5,700 conflict affected children with PSS/recreational activities and 1,020 conflict affected children with specialized PSS in collective shelters and in urban areas


To date, Boy Protection partners have reached approximately 5,700 conflict affected boys with PSS/recreational activities and 1,020 conflict affected boys with specialized PSS in collective shelters and in urban areas


To date, Girl Protection partners have reached approximately 5,700 conflict affected girls with PSS/recreational activities and 1,020 conflict affected girls with specialized PSS in collective shelters and in urban areas


According to local media, the two blasts led to injuries among the brigade's fighters. The media estimated that over 15 persons had been wounded.


According to local media, the two blasts led to injuries among the brigade's fighters. The media estimated that over 15 men had been wounded.


According to local media, the two blasts led to injuries among the brigade's fighters. The media estimated that over 15 women had been wounded.


An estimated 75 individuals have been displaced in Taraghin; reportedly they left Murzuq due to the unstable security situation. The IDPs are staying with relatives; their main reported needs were food and non food items


An estimated 75 men have been displaced in Taraghin; reportedly he left Murzuq due to the unstable security situation. The IDPs are staying with relatives; his main reported needs were food and non food items


An estimated 75 women have been displaced in Taraghin; reportedly she left Murzuq due to the unstable security situation. The IDPs are staying with relatives; her main reported needs were food and non food items


At least 30 migrants are believed to be missing after their boat sank off the western Libyan city of Sabratha this week, a coastguard spokesman said on Thursday.


At least 30 migrants are believed to be missing after his boat sank off the western Libyan city of Sabratha this week, a coastguard spokesman said on Thursday.


At least 30 migrants are believed to be missing after her boat sank off the western Libyan city of Sabratha this week, a coastguard spokesman said on Thursday.


The humanitarian impact, and large scale population displacement, resulting from the onset of hostilities in the outskirts of the Libyan capital of Tripoli in April 2019 continues to grow, potentially posing disastrous consequences for civilians. At time of writing over 59,875 people are estimated to have been displaced by the hostilities in the outskirts of Tripoli including Ayn Zara, Khala, Azizya, Wadi Rabiya'a, Qasr Bin Ghashir, and along the front lines of active fighting in Abu Salim, Ghrarat, Suq Al Jumaa, and Hadbaa.


The humanitarian impact, and large scale population displacement, resulting from the onset of hostilities in the outskirts of the Libyan capital of Tripoli in April 2019 continues to grow, potentially posing disastrous consequences for civilians. At time of writing over 59,875 men are estimated to have been displaced by the hostilities in the outskirts of Tripoli including Ayn Zara, Khala, Azizya, Wadi Rabiya'a, Qasr Bin Ghashir, and along the front lines of active fighting in Abu Salim, Ghrarat, Suq Al Jumaa, and Hadbaa.


The humanitarian impact, and large scale population displacement, resulting from the onset of hostilities in the outskirts of the Libyan capital of Tripoli in April 2019 continues to grow, potentially posing disastrous consequences for civilians. At time of writing over 59,875 women are estimated to have been displaced by the hostilities in the outskirts of Tripoli including Ayn Zara, Khala, Azizya, Wadi Rabiya'a, Qasr Bin Ghashir, and along the front lines of active fighting in Abu Salim, Ghrarat, Suq Al Jumaa, and Hadbaa.


Hospitals and health centres are reportedly open, but lack of medicine is often mentioned. The health sector situation was already precarious before the clashes, but hospitals face additional difficulties covering all the needs with recent casualties and lack of health equipment. People with resources often seek health assistance abroad  ( source key informants ) .


Hospitals and health centres are reportedly open, but lack of medicine is often mentioned. The health sector situation was already precarious before the clashes, but hospitals face additional difficulties covering all the needs with recent casualties and lack of health equipment. Men with resources often seek health assistance abroad  ( source key informants ) .


Hospitals and health centres are reportedly open, but lack of medicine is often mentioned. The health sector situation was already precarious before the clashes, but hospitals face additional difficulties covering all the needs with recent casualties and lack of health equipment. Women with resources often seek health assistance abroad  ( source key informants ) .


Fighting on the outskirts of Tripoli has killed about 1,000 people and displaced more than 100,000 since the start of Haftar's offensive.


Fighting on the outskirts of Tripoli has killed about 1,000 men and displaced more than 100,000 since the start of Haftar's offensive.


Fighting on the outskirts of Tripoli has killed about 1,000 women and displaced more than 100,000 since the start of Haftar's offensive.


Derna: As the security situation remained stable, people continued to return. In June, at least 45 individuals were reported to have returned to Derna, and their reported needs included food, NFIs, medicines, and protection.


Derna: As the security situation remained stable, men continued to return. In June, at least 45 men were reported to have returned to Derna, and his reported needs included food, NFIs, medicines, and protection.


Derna: As the security situation remained stable, women continued to return. In June, at least 45 women were reported to have returned to Derna, and her reported needs included food, NFIs, medicines, and protection.


The largest subsets can be identified as 26 migrants from Somalia  ( out of the 104 interviewed )  and 25 migrants from South Sudan  ( out of 116 interviewed )  indicating war or conflict as one of their two main reasons for leaving their respective countries of origin. While, 17 migrants from Ethiopia  ( out of 140 interviewed ) , 16 from Somalia  ( out of the 104 interviewed )  and 25 migrants from South Sudan  ( out of 116 interviewed )  identified targeted violence or persecution as of their main reasons for leaving the country of origin.


The largest subsets can be identified as 26 migrants from Somalia  ( out of the 104 interviewed )  and 25 migrants from South Sudan  ( out of 116 interviewed )  indicating war or conflict as one of his two main reasons for leaving his respective countries of origin. While, 17 migrants from Ethiopia  ( out of 140 interviewed ) , 16 from Somalia  ( out of the 104 interviewed )  and 25 migrants from South Sudan  ( out of 116 interviewed )  identified targeted violence or persecution as of his main reasons for leaving the country of origin.


The largest subsets can be identified as 26 migrants from Somalia  ( out of the 104 interviewed )  and 25 migrants from South Sudan  ( out of 116 interviewed )  indicating war or conflict as one of her two main reasons for leaving her respective countries of origin. While, 17 migrants from Ethiopia  ( out of 140 interviewed ) , 16 from Somalia  ( out of the 104 interviewed )  and 25 migrants from South Sudan  ( out of 116 interviewed )  identified targeted violence or persecution as of her main reasons for leaving the country of origin.


Approximately 4 500 individuals have been displaced  ( with 1 675 reported over the last 24 hours )  and numbers are expected to rise.


Approximately 4 500 men have been displaced  ( with 1 675 reported over the last 24 hours )  and numbers are expected to rise.


Approximately 4 500 women have been displaced  ( with 1 675 reported over the last 24 hours )  and numbers are expected to rise.


Since the onset of the crisis, over 90,000 individuals have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the conflict taking place in and around Tripoli. The majority of IDPs are living in urban areas in and around Tripoli, cities along the coast and the Nafusa Mountains.


Since the onset of the crisis, over 90,000 men have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the conflict taking place in and around Tripoli. The majority of IDPs are living in urban areas in and around Tripoli, cities along the coast and the Nafusa Mountains.


Since the onset of the crisis, over 90,000 women have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the conflict taking place in and around Tripoli. The majority of IDPs are living in urban areas in and around Tripoli, cities along the coast and the Nafusa Mountains.


As of 13 May 2019, a total of 57,675 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. A total of 4,643 individuals have been identified by UNHCR and its partners to be currently in one of the accessible Libyan detention centres.


As of 13 May 2019, a total of 57,675 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. A total of 4,643 men have been identified by UNHCR and its partners to be currently in one of the accessible Libyan detention centres.


As of 13 May 2019, a total of 57,675 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. A total of 4,643 women have been identified by UNHCR and its partners to be currently in one of the accessible Libyan detention centres.


A local source from Kufra city confirmed the killing of four people in a car that was deliberately shelled by unidentified aircraft.


A local source from Kufra city confirmed the killing of four men in a car that was deliberately shelled by unidentified aircraft.


A local source from Kufra city confirmed the killing of four women in a car that was deliberately shelled by unidentified aircraft.


The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Libya said that more than 9,500 people have been displaced since the outbreak of armed clashes in the suburbs of Tripoli.


The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Libya said that more than 9,500 men have been displaced since the outbreak of armed clashes in the suburbs of Tripoli.


The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Libya said that more than 9,500 women have been displaced since the outbreak of armed clashes in the suburbs of Tripoli.


“An increasing number of children are at imminent risk of injury or death because of the escalation in fighting – the worst in years – in and around Tripoli.

At risk->Risk and vulnerabilities
Impact->Driver/aggravating factors


“An increasing number of boys are at imminent risk of injury or death because of the escalation in fighting – the worst in years – in and around Tripoli.


“An increasing number of girls are at imminent risk of injury or death because of the escalation in fighting – the worst in years – in and around Tripoli.


The World Health Organization  ( WHO )  reports that Tripoli's already fragile hospitals are “overwhelmed with injured people requiring surgery.' In just three weeks WHO Emergency Medical Teams  ( EMT )  performed almost 250 surgeries. 4 Hospitals are running out of blood, beds, medicine, and emergency supplies.


The World Health Organization  ( WHO )  reports that Tripoli's already fragile hospitals are “overwhelmed with injured men requiring surgery.' In just three weeks WHO Emergency Medical Teams  ( EMT )  performed almost 250 surgeries. 4 Hospitals are running out of blood, beds, medicine, and emergency supplies.


The World Health Organization  ( WHO )  reports that Tripoli's already fragile hospitals are “overwhelmed with injured women requiring surgery.' In just three weeks WHO Emergency Medical Teams  ( EMT )  performed almost 250 surgeries. 4 Hospitals are running out of blood, beds, medicine, and emergency supplies.


As of 11 October, 7,144 refugees and migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard  ( LCG )  and disembarked in Libya. So far in 2019, the large majority of refugees and migrants disembarked at Al Khums  ( 3,381 individuals ) , Tripoli Naval Base  ( 2,483 individuals )  and Azzawya  ( 791 individuals )


As of 11 October, 7,144 refugees and migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard  ( LCG )  and disembarked in Libya. So far in 2019, the large majority of refugees and migrants disembarked at Al Khums  ( 3,381 men ) , Tripoli Naval Base  ( 2,483 men )  and Azzawya  ( 791 men )


As of 11 October, 7,144 refugees and migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard  ( LCG )  and disembarked in Libya. So far in 2019, the large majority of refugees and migrants disembarked at Al Khums  ( 3,381 women ) , Tripoli Naval Base  ( 2,483 women )  and Azzawya  ( 791 women )


Since 4 April, nearly 94,000 individuals have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the ongoing conflict in Tripoli. Over 48 percent of IDPs are estimated to be children under the age of 18. Over the last two weeks, over 3,400 individuals moved from conflict areas to safer locations in Tripoli, the Nafusa Mountains and cities along the coast.


Since 4 April, nearly 94,000 men have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the ongoing conflict in Tripoli. Over 48 percent of IDPs are estimated to be boys under the age of 18. Over the last two weeks, over 3,400 men moved from conflict areas to safer locations in Tripoli, the Nafusa Mountains and cities along the coast.


Since 4 April, nearly 94,000 women have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the ongoing conflict in Tripoli. Over 48 percent of IDPs are estimated to be girls under the age of 18. Over the last two weeks, over 3,400 women moved from conflict areas to safer locations in Tripoli, the Nafusa Mountains and cities along the coast.


UNHCR estimates the presence of 5,550 refugees and migrants in detention, including 4,000 persons of concern to UNHCR. Currently, over 3,680 refugees and migrants are located in detention facilities near conflict areas in and around Tripoli.


UNHCR estimates the presence of 5,550 refugees and migrants in detention, including 4,000 men of concern to UNHCR. Currently, over 3,680 refugees and migrants are located in detention facilities near conflict areas in and around Tripoli.


UNHCR estimates the presence of 5,550 refugees and migrants in detention, including 4,000 women of concern to UNHCR. Currently, over 3,680 refugees and migrants are located in detention facilities near conflict areas in and around Tripoli.


Shortage of clean drinking water supplies continued to be a key concern, according to REACH. In conflict areas, water provision from the public network is reportedly available only 1 3 days per week, leaving people to rely on bottled water or unprotected wells to meet their basic needs


Shortage of clean drinking water supplies continued to be a key concern, according to REACH. In conflict areas, water provision from the public network is reportedly available only 1 3 days per week, leaving men to rely on bottled water or unprotected wells to meet his basic needs


Shortage of clean drinking water supplies continued to be a key concern, according to REACH. In conflict areas, water provision from the public network is reportedly available only 1 3 days per week, leaving women to rely on bottled water or unprotected wells to meet her basic needs


An estimated 20 individuals have been displaced in Ubari; reportedly they left Murzuq due to the unstable security situation. The IDPs are staying with relatives; their main reported needs were food, non food items and health care


An estimated 20 men have been displaced in Ubari; reportedly he left Murzuq due to the unstable security situation. The IDPs are staying with relatives; his main reported needs were food, non food items and health care


An estimated 20 women have been displaced in Ubari; reportedly she left Murzuq due to the unstable security situation. The IDPs are staying with relatives; her main reported needs were food, non food items and health care


In June and July 2019, the number of IDPs identified in Libya increased from 268,629 to 301,407 IDPs by the end of Round 26. New displacements during the reporting period were primarily due to continued conflict in South Tripoli and related population movements, and to a lesser extent due to localized displacement triggered by floods in Ghat in June, affecting over 5,000 individuals.


In June and July 2019, the number of IDPs identified in Libya increased from 268,629 to 301,407 IDPs by the end of Round 26. New displacements during the reporting period were primarily due to continued conflict in South Tripoli and related population movements, and to a lesser extent due to localized displacement triggered by floods in Ghat in June, affecting over 5,000 men.


In June and July 2019, the number of IDPs identified in Libya increased from 268,629 to 301,407 IDPs by the end of Round 26. New displacements during the reporting period were primarily due to continued conflict in South Tripoli and related population movements, and to a lesser extent due to localized displacement triggered by floods in Ghat in June, affecting over 5,000 women.


As of 7 October, 7,144 refugees and migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard  ( LCG )  and disembarked in Libya. In September, 1,120 refugees and migrants were disembarked in Libya. This mark a slight decrease when compared to data collected in August  ( 1,380 individuals ) .


As of 7 October, 7,144 refugees and migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard  ( LCG )  and disembarked in Libya. In September, 1,120 refugees and migrants were disembarked in Libya. This mark a slight decrease when compared to data collected in August  ( 1,380 men ) .


As of 7 October, 7,144 refugees and migrants were rescued/intercepted at sea by the Libyan Coast Guard  ( LCG )  and disembarked in Libya. In September, 1,120 refugees and migrants were disembarked in Libya. This mark a slight decrease when compared to data collected in August  ( 1,380 women ) .


Several KIs reported robberies and kidnappings in their areas, signalling a general breakdown of order in conflict affected baladiyas. Houses of displaced families had reportedly been looted and on occasion targeted for destruction based on the presumed political affiliations of their owners.


Several KIs reported robberies and kidnappings in his areas, signalling a general breakdown of order in conflict affected baladiyas. Houses of displaced families had reportedly been looted and on occasion targeted for destruction based on the presumed political affiliations of his owners.


Several KIs reported robberies and kidnappings in her areas, signalling a general breakdown of order in conflict affected baladiyas. Houses of displaced families had reportedly been looted and on occasion targeted for destruction based on the presumed political affiliations of her owners.


Libya's criminalization of irregular entry – and the failure of authorities to draw distinctions between different categories of migrants – has meant that all individuals arriving in the country without a permit are at risk of detention at any time.


Libya's criminalization of irregular entry – and the failure of authorities to draw distinctions between different categories of migrants – has meant that all men arriving in the country without a permit are at risk of detention at any time.


Libya's criminalization of irregular entry – and the failure of authorities to draw distinctions between different categories of migrants – has meant that all women arriving in the country without a permit are at risk of detention at any time.


As of 7 October 2019, a total of 45,713 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. A total of 3,359 individuals have been identified by UNHCR and its partners to be currently in one of the accessible Libyan detention centres.


As of 7 October 2019, a total of 45,713 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. A total of 3,359 men have been identified by UNHCR and its partners to be currently in one of the accessible Libyan detention centres.


As of 7 October 2019, a total of 45,713 asylum seekers and refugees are registered with UNHCR in Libya. A total of 3,359 women have been identified by UNHCR and its partners to be currently in one of the accessible Libyan detention centres.


The International Organization for Migration  ( IOM )  deplores this morning's airstrike on a factory in Wadi Rabii, south Tripoli, that the Libyan Ministry of Health says has claimed the lives of at least seven people, including five migrant workers.


The International Organization for Migration  ( IOM )  deplores this morning's airstrike on a factory in Wadi Rabii, south Tripoli, that the Libyan Ministry of Health says has claimed the lives of at least seven men, including five migrant workers.


The International Organization for Migration  ( IOM )  deplores this morning's airstrike on a factory in Wadi Rabii, south Tripoli, that the Libyan Ministry of Health says has claimed the lives of at least seven women, including five migrant workers.


Following heavy rainfall in early June, Ghat and surrounding areas were heavily affected by floods, with water levels reaching up to two meters in affected areas. Subsequently, over 5,075 people were displaced from flood impacted areas, including 450 migrants from Niger, Mali, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mauritania and Sudan.


Following heavy rainfall in early June, Ghat and surrounding areas were heavily affected by floods, with water levels reaching up to two meters in affected areas. Subsequently, over 5,075 men were displaced from flood impacted areas, including 450 migrants from Niger, Mali, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mauritania and Sudan.


Following heavy rainfall in early June, Ghat and surrounding areas were heavily affected by floods, with water levels reaching up to two meters in affected areas. Subsequently, over 5,075 women were displaced from flood impacted areas, including 450 migrants from Niger, Mali, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mauritania and Sudan.


Khalifa Haftar and his self proclaimed Libyan National Army  ( LNA ) , a loose confederation of tribal and city militias, ignited the current conflict when they attacked Tripoli and the civilian led Government of National Accord  ( GNA )  on April 4. The attack came days before a planned United Nations led national dialogue conference to negotiate interim power sharing agreements and a roadmap for elections.


Khalifa Haftar and her self proclaimed Libyan National Army  ( LNA ) , a loose confederation of tribal and city militias, ignited the current conflict when they attacked Tripoli and the civilian led Government of National Accord  ( GNA )  on April 4. The attack came days before a planned United Nations led national dialogue conference to negotiate interim power sharing agreements and a roadmap for elections.


Khalifa Haftar and their self proclaimed Libyan National Army  ( LNA ) , a loose confederation of tribal and city militias, ignited the current conflict when they attacked Tripoli and the civilian led Government of National Accord  ( GNA )  on April 4. The attack came days before a planned United Nations led national dialogue conference to negotiate interim power sharing agreements and a roadmap for elections.


KIs working in the health sector disagreed, instead reporting a lack of medicines and medical items as the foremost unmet need to access and to provide healthcare. The situation seems to be deteriorating over time and spreading to the private sector, forcing patients to bring their own medical supplies, including surgical instruments, to health facilities. Prices in pharmacies were unaffordable for many households.


KIs working in the health sector disagreed, instead reporting a lack of medicines and medical items as the foremost unmet need to access and to provide healthcare. The situation seems to be deteriorating over time and spreading to the private sector, forcing patients to bring his own medical supplies, including surgical instruments, to health facilities. Prices in pharmacies were unaffordable for many households.


KIs working in the health sector disagreed, instead reporting a lack of medicines and medical items as the foremost unmet need to access and to provide healthcare. The situation seems to be deteriorating over time and spreading to the private sector, forcing patients to bring her own medical supplies, including surgical instruments, to health facilities. Prices in pharmacies were unaffordable for many households.


The United Nations Support Mission in Libya  ( UNSMIL )  congratulates the Supreme Judicial Council on the successful election of its members across Libya. These transparent elections are an example of democracy and peaceful transfer of power in Libya. They reflect the independence and professionalism of the judiciary, which is a key institution enhancing the rule of law and human rights in Libya. They also serve as a source of hope for the Libyan people during this time of conflict.


The United Nations Support Mission in Libya  ( UNSMIL )  congratulates the Supreme Judicial Council on the successful election of its members across Libya. These transparent elections are an example of democracy and peaceful transfer of power in Libya. He reflect the independence and professionalism of the judiciary, which is a key institution enhancing the rule of law and human rights in Libya. He also serve as a source of hope for the Libyan men during this time of conflict.


The United Nations Support Mission in Libya  ( UNSMIL )  congratulates the Supreme Judicial Council on the successful election of its members across Libya. These transparent elections are an example of democracy and peaceful transfer of power in Libya. She reflect the independence and professionalism of the judiciary, which is a key institution enhancing the rule of law and human rights in Libya. She also serve as a source of hope for the Libyan women during this time of conflict.


Since 4 April, 60,000 individuals have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the ongoing clashes taking place in and around Tripoli. IDPs continue to be largely sheltered in private accommodation in areas in Tripoli or cities along the coast such Azzawya, Sabratha, Misrata and the Nafusa Mountains.


Since 4 April, 60,000 men have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the ongoing clashes taking place in and around Tripoli. IDPs continue to be largely sheltered in private accommodation in areas in Tripoli or cities along the coast such Azzawya, Sabratha, Misrata and the Nafusa Mountains.


Since 4 April, 60,000 women have been displaced  ( IDPs )  due to the ongoing clashes taking place in and around Tripoli. IDPs continue to be largely sheltered in private accommodation in areas in Tripoli or cities along the coast such Azzawya, Sabratha, Misrata and the Nafusa Mountains.


Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,902 individuals have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 2,420 individuals have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger. A total of 774 individuals have been accepted for resettlement and are pending departure from Libya and Niger. A total of 1,274 individuals have been submitted for resettlement and are pending interview or decision by a resettlement State in Libya or Niger.


Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,902 men have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 2,420 men have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger. A total of 774 men have been accepted for resettlement and are pending departure from Libya and Niger. A total of 1,274 men have been submitted for resettlement and are pending interview or decision by a resettlement State in Libya or Niger.


Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,902 women have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 2,420 women have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger. A total of 774 women have been accepted for resettlement and are pending departure from Libya and Niger. A total of 1,274 women have been submitted for resettlement and are pending interview or decision by a resettlement State in Libya or Niger.


Despite the short lull in the early morning on Monday, armed clashes resumed on April 8 with Government of National Accord  ( GNA )  and Libyan National Army  ( LNA )  affiliated forces using artillery shelling. Monday's clashes were concentrated in Qasr Bin Ghashir, Wadi Al Rabia, Warshefana, Al Sa'adiya, Ain Zara and Swani. Both sides are pushing for gains hence building up their forces. Airstrikes targeted Mitiga airport that led to the evacuation of all passengers and cancellation and diversion of commercial flights.


Despite the short lull in the early morning on Monday, armed clashes resumed on April 8 with Government of National Accord  ( GNA )  and Libyan National Army  ( LNA )  affiliated forces using artillery shelling. Monday's clashes were concentrated in Qasr Bin Ghashir, Wadi Al Rabia, Warshefana, Al Sa'adiya, Ain Zara and Swani. Both sides are pushing for gains hence building up his forces. Airstrikes targeted Mitiga airport that led to the evacuation of all passengers and cancellation and diversion of commercial flights.


Despite the short lull in the early morning on Monday, armed clashes resumed on April 8 with Government of National Accord  ( GNA )  and Libyan National Army  ( LNA )  affiliated forces using artillery shelling. Monday's clashes were concentrated in Qasr Bin Ghashir, Wadi Al Rabia, Warshefana, Al Sa'adiya, Ain Zara and Swani. Both sides are pushing for gains hence building up her forces. Airstrikes targeted Mitiga airport that led to the evacuation of all passengers and cancellation and diversion of commercial flights.


Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,776 individuals have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 2,310 individuals have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger.


Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,776 men have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 2,310 men have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger.


Since 1 September 2017, a total of 4,776 women have been submitted for resettlement from Libya and Niger to 12 resettlement States. A total of 2,310 women have departed on resettlement from Libya and Niger.


Some three thousand migrants and refugees including children remain trapped in the detention centres close to the conflict lines and are in serious need of food, water, health care and protection services.


Some three thousand migrants and refugees including boys remain trapped in the detention centres close to the conflict lines and are in serious need of food, water, health care and protection services.


Some three thousand migrants and refugees including girls remain trapped in the detention centres close to the conflict lines and are in serious need of food, water, health care and protection services.


Both Libyan and non Libyan displaced people face increased restrictions on their movement to safety. In comparison, non Libyan informants were more likely to report restrictions  ( 85.7% )  than Libyan informants  ( 59% ) . These Libyan respondents express that these restrictions mainly happen because of the following: road blocks and checkpoints  ( 89% ) , risk of ongoing fighting  ( 78% ) , risk of arrest and kidnapping  ( 78% ) . Non Libyan respondents experience the same restrictions at similar levels, reported restrictions due to ongoing fighting  ( 80% ) , road blocks  ( 56% ) , and arrest/detention  ( 56% ) . Across the board, risk of ongoing fighting, shelling and fear of kidnapping were the most frequently reported reasons for restrictions by all key informants.


Both Libyan and non Libyan displaced men face increased restrictions on his movement to safety. In comparison, non Libyan informants were more likely to report restrictions  ( 85.7% )  than Libyan informants  ( 59% ) . These Libyan respondents express that these restrictions mainly happen because of the following: road blocks and checkpoints  ( 89% ) , risk of ongoing fighting  ( 78% ) , risk of arrest and kidnapping  ( 78% ) . Non Libyan respondents experience the same restrictions at similar levels, reported restrictions due to ongoing fighting  ( 80% ) , road blocks  ( 56% ) , and arrest/detention  ( 56% ) . Across the board, risk of ongoing fighting, shelling and fear of kidnapping were the most frequently reported reasons for restrictions by all key informants.


Both Libyan and non Libyan displaced women face increased restrictions on her movement to safety. In comparison, non Libyan informants were more likely to report restrictions  ( 85.7% )  than Libyan informants  ( 59% ) . These Libyan respondents express that these restrictions mainly happen because of the following: road blocks and checkpoints  ( 89% ) , risk of ongoing fighting  ( 78% ) , risk of arrest and kidnapping  ( 78% ) . Non Libyan respondents experience the same restrictions at similar levels, reported restrictions due to ongoing fighting  ( 80% ) , road blocks  ( 56% ) , and arrest/detention  ( 56% ) . Across the board, risk of ongoing fighting, shelling and fear of kidnapping were the most frequently reported reasons for restrictions by all key informants.


The situation is worse for migrant women, who are doubly discriminated against by authorities, often lack the means to rent housing and face pervasive sexual abuse, said the IRC.


The situation is worse for migrant men, who are doubly discriminated against by authorities, often lack the means to rent housing and face pervasive sexual abuse, said the IRC.


The situation is worse for migrant people, who are doubly discriminated against by authorities, often lack the means to rent housing and face pervasive sexual abuse, said the IRC.


 Attacks on health services: On 8 May, a clearly marked armored ambulance vehicle carrying the Director of Tripoli's Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services was hit in an apparent direct attack in the Twaisha area of Qasr Bin Ghasheer, injuring two paramedics and leaving the Director in critical condition. He lost both legs in the attack. This is the latest in an alarmingly high incidence of attacks on first responders and medical staff.


 Attacks on health services: On 8 May, a clearly marked armored ambulance vehicle carrying the Director of Tripoli's Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services was hit in an apparent direct attack in the Twaisha area of Qasr Bin Ghasheer, injuring two paramedics and leaving the Director in critical condition. She lost both legs in the attack. This is the latest in an alarmingly high incidence of attacks on first responders and medical staff.


 Attacks on health services: On 8 May, a clearly marked armored ambulance vehicle carrying the Director of Tripoli's Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services was hit in an apparent direct attack in the Twaisha area of Qasr Bin Ghasheer, injuring two paramedics and leaving the Director in critical condition. They lost both legs in the attack. This is the latest in an alarmingly high incidence of attacks on first responders and medical staff.


By 05 May, 376 fatalities and 1,822 injuries were reported of which 23 civilian deaths, including one child and 102 civilian injuries reported.1 Approximately 55,000 people have been forced to flee from their homes in Tripoli2 and as at 02 May 29 collective centres, of which 15 are schools, have been established by the Tripoli crisis committee to host Internally Displaced Persons fleeing violence and conflict


By 05 May, 376 fatalities and 1,822 injuries were reported of which 23 civilian deaths, including one boy and 102 civilian injuries reported.1 Approximately 55,000 men have been forced to flee from his homes in Tripoli2 and as at 02 May 29 collective centres, of which 15 are schools, have been established by the Tripoli crisis committee to host Internally Displaced Men fleeing violence and conflict


By 05 May, 376 fatalities and 1,822 injuries were reported of which 23 civilian deaths, including one girl and 102 civilian injuries reported.1 Approximately 55,000 women have been forced to flee from her homes in Tripoli2 and as at 02 May 29 collective centres, of which 15 are schools, have been established by the Tripoli crisis committee to host Internally Displaced Women fleeing violence and conflict


According to REACH, people living in Al Azaziya and Swani Bin Adam could not access enough water to meet their needs. In conflict areas, water provision from the public network is available only one to three days per week, leading people to rely on bottled water or on protected wells to meet their basic needs


According to REACH, men living in Al Azaziya and Swani Bin Adam could not access enough water to meet his needs. In conflict areas, water provision from the public network is available only one to three days per week, leading men to rely on bottled water or on protected wells to meet his basic needs


According to REACH, women living in Al Azaziya and Swani Bin Adam could not access enough water to meet her needs. In conflict areas, water provision from the public network is available only one to three days per week, leading women to rely on bottled water or on protected wells to meet her basic needs


Over the past days, requests for evacuations to safer areas in Tripoli were received from some 3,800 individuals, of whom only some 550 people could be evacuated to date. This means that roughly 8 out of 10 requests for evacuations cannot be completed. This is due to ongoing conflict, and the indiscriminate and possibly deliberate targeting of first responders. At present, over 3,250 civilians remain stranded in areas of conflict.


Over the past days, requests for evacuations to safer areas in Tripoli were received from some 3,800 men, of whom only some 550 men could be evacuated to date. This means that roughly 8 out of 10 requests for evacuations cannot be completed. This is due to ongoing conflict, and the indiscriminate and possibly deliberate targeting of first responders. At present, over 3,250 civilians remain stranded in areas of conflict.


Over the past days, requests for evacuations to safer areas in Tripoli were received from some 3,800 women, of whom only some 550 women could be evacuated to date. This means that roughly 8 out of 10 requests for evacuations cannot be completed. This is due to ongoing conflict, and the indiscriminate and possibly deliberate targeting of first responders. At present, over 3,250 civilians remain stranded in areas of conflict.


“Around 50 people were reportedly injured when the authorities sought to suppress the protest. Two individuals were badly injured and transferred to Abu Salim hospital,' a UNHCR statement said, without giving more details.


“Around 50 men were reportedly injured when the authorities sought to suppress the protest. Two men were badly injured and transferred to Abu Salim hospital,' a UNHCR statement said, without giving more details.


“Around 50 women were reportedly injured when the authorities sought to suppress the protest. Two women were badly injured and transferred to Abu Salim hospital,' a UNHCR statement said, without giving more details.


A UNICEF assessment of functionality of 25 schools in Tawergha city revealed that 17 schools needed rehabilitation and eight were completely destroyed. For Libyan children, in order to ensure minimum disruption of education services, national NGOs have been supporting through provision of catch up and remedial classes, particularly in the East and South of the country.


A UNICEF assessment of functionality of 25 schools in Tawergha city revealed that 17 schools needed rehabilitation and eight were completely destroyed. For Libyan boys, in order to ensure minimum disruption of education services, national NGOs have been supporting through provision of catch up and remedial classes, particularly in the East and South of the country.


A UNICEF assessment of functionality of 25 schools in Tawergha city revealed that 17 schools needed rehabilitation and eight were completely destroyed. For Libyan girls, in order to ensure minimum disruption of education services, national NGOs have been supporting through provision of catch up and remedial classes, particularly in the East and South of the country.


Children are disproportionately affected by population movement, and are at risk due to violence, exploitation, trafficking, sexual and gender based violence, recruitment by armed groups and unlawful detention


Boys are disproportionately affected by population movement, and are at risk due to violence, exploitation, trafficking, sexual and gender based violence, recruitment by armed groups and unlawful detention


Girls are disproportionately affected by population movement, and are at risk due to violence, exploitation, trafficking, sexual and gender based violence, recruitment by armed groups and unlawful detention


Following days of clashes in the south of Tripoli, during which UNHCR had no access to detention centres located in the vicinity of the fighting, UNHCR is closely following up on the situation of persons of concern who are detained in these facilities. As soon as security conditions permit, UNHCR will visit persons of concern in these detention centres with a view to provide necessary humanitarian assistance and continue with its registration activities. In these centres, UNHCR is stepping up the identification and registration of persons of concern with the aim of finding solutions outside of Libya.


Following days of clashes in the south of Tripoli, during which UNHCR had no access to detention centres located in the vicinity of the fighting, UNHCR is closely following up on the situation of men of concern who are detained in these facilities. As soon as security conditions permit, UNHCR will visit men of concern in these detention centres with a view to provide necessary humanitarian assistance and continue with its registration activities. In these centres, UNHCR is stepping up the identification and registration of men of concern with the aim of finding solutions outside of Libya.


Following days of clashes in the south of Tripoli, during which UNHCR had no access to detention centres located in the vicinity of the fighting, UNHCR is closely following up on the situation of women of concern who are detained in these facilities. As soon as security conditions permit, UNHCR will visit women of concern in these detention centres with a view to provide necessary humanitarian assistance and continue with its registration activities. In these centres, UNHCR is stepping up the identification and registration of women of concern with the aim of finding solutions outside of Libya.


[ Sudan, February 2020 ]  The 2020 HNO identifies 6.2 million people in need of food and livelihoods assistance, an increase from 5.7 million people in 2019.


[ Sudan, February 2020 ]  The 2020 HNO identifies 6.2 million men in need of food and livelihoods assistance, an increase from 5.7 million men in 2019.


[ Sudan, February 2020 ]  The 2020 HNO identifies 6.2 million women in need of food and livelihoods assistance, an increase from 5.7 million women in 2019.


Most refugees are unable to purchase shelter materials at local markets and can only repair broken shelters with items from their immediate environment


Most refugees are unable to purchase shelter materials at local markets and can only repair broken shelters with items from his immediate environment


Most refugees are unable to purchase shelter materials at local markets and can only repair broken shelters with items from her immediate environment


In total 8 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Sudan


In total 8 million men are in need of humanitarian assistance in Sudan


In total 8 million women are in need of humanitarian assistance in Sudan


[ Sudan, February 2020 ]  During 2019, Sudan implemented a global pilot project on strengthening access and quality of services for child and adolescent survivors of sexual violence. Quick gains from this project included improved coordination between child protection and GBV partners; better understanding of the needs of child and adolescent survivors of sexual violence; increased capacity of child protection actors on caring for child survivors of sexual violence; and an improved survivor centered approach while working with child and adolescent survivors.


[ Sudan, February 2020 ]  During 2019, Sudan implemented a global pilot project on strengthening access and quality of services for boy and adolescent survivors of sexual violence. Quick gains from this project included improved coordination between boy protection and GBV partners; better understanding of the needs of boy and adolescent survivors of sexual violence; increased capacity of boy protection actors on caring for boy survivors of sexual violence; and an improved survivor centered approach while working with boy and adolescent survivors.


[ Sudan, February 2020 ]  During 2019, Sudan implemented a global pilot project on strengthening access and quality of services for girl and adolescent survivors of sexual violence. Quick gains from this project included improved coordination between girl protection and GBV partners; better understanding of the needs of girl and adolescent survivors of sexual violence; increased capacity of girl protection actors on caring for girl survivors of sexual violence; and an improved survivor centered approach while working with girl and adolescent survivors.


[ 2019, Sudan ] The RRR sector strategy in 2019 remains similar to that of 2018, foreseeing that assistance focuses on return and resettlement to foster stability and allow communities to re gain their livelihoods and move towards durable solutions.


[ 2019, Sudan ] The RRR sector strategy in 2019 remains similar to that of 2018, foreseeing that assistance focuses on return and resettlement to foster stability and allow communities to re gain his livelihoods and move towards durable solutions.


[ 2019, Sudan ] The RRR sector strategy in 2019 remains similar to that of 2018, foreseeing that assistance focuses on return and resettlement to foster stability and allow communities to re gain her livelihoods and move towards durable solutions.


[ 2019, Sudan ]  Refugees from South Sudan account for approximately 78 per cent of all reported refugees in Sudan, with additional new arrivals each month. Arrival rates peaked at nearly 200,000 people in 2017, but slowed in 2018, with just over 33,000 people arriving.


[ 2019, Sudan ]  Refugees from South Sudan account for approximately 78 per cent of all reported refugees in Sudan, with additional new arrivals each month. Arrival rates peaked at nearly 200,000 men in 2017, but slowed in 2018, with just over 33,000 men arriving.


[ 2019, Sudan ]  Refugees from South Sudan account for approximately 78 per cent of all reported refugees in Sudan, with additional new arrivals each month. Arrival rates peaked at nearly 200,000 women in 2017, but slowed in 2018, with just over 33,000 women arriving.


[ 2019, Sudan ]  High malnutrition levels are not only limited to the conflict affected areas; 52 per cent of acutely malnourished children live in nine states not affected by conflict including Al Gezira, Red Sea and Kassala.


[ 2019, Sudan ]  High malnutrition levels are not only limited to the conflict affected areas; 52 per cent of acutely malnourished boys live in nine states not affected by conflict including Al Gezira, Red Sea and Kassala.


[ 2019, Sudan ]  High malnutrition levels are not only limited to the conflict affected areas; 52 per cent of acutely malnourished girls live in nine states not affected by conflict including Al Gezira, Red Sea and Kassala.


According to the recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification  ( IPC ) , an estimated 9.6 million people are experiencing high levels of food insecurity  ( IPC Phase 3 or above )  during the period June September 2020


According to the recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification  ( IPC ) , an estimated 9.6 million men are experiencing high levels of food insecurity  ( IPC Phase 3 or above )  during the period June September 2020


According to the recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification  ( IPC ) , an estimated 9.6 million women are experiencing high levels of food insecurity  ( IPC Phase 3 or above )  during the period June September 2020


Mid February, some 6000 individuals arrived in Tina locality in North Darfur, including Chadians and Sudanese who had been living as refugees in Chad.


Mid February, some 6000 men arrived in Tina locality in North Darfur, including Chadians and Sudanese who had been living as refugees in Chad.


Mid February, some 6000 women arrived in Tina locality in North Darfur, including Chadians and Sudanese who had been living as refugees in Chad.


Inter tribal violence in areas of northeastern CAR continue to force people to flee their homes and seek safety in Darfur, Sudan.


Inter tribal violence in areas of northeastern CAR continue to force men to flee his homes and seek safety in Darfur, Sudan.


Inter tribal violence in areas of northeastern CAR continue to force women to flee her homes and seek safety in Darfur, Sudan.


Despite progress made since 2018, 46 % of refugees need registration. Access to birth registration is limited in most locations, which places refugee children born in Sudan at risk of statelessness. Limited access to durable solutions for refugees continues to contribute to their needs.


Despite progress made since 2018, 46 % of refugees need registration. Access to birth registration is limited in most locations, which places refugee boys born in Sudan at risk of statelessness. Limited access to durable solutions for refugees continues to contribute to his needs.


Despite progress made since 2018, 46 % of refugees need registration. Access to birth registration is limited in most locations, which places refugee girls born in Sudan at risk of statelessness. Limited access to durable solutions for refugees continues to contribute to her needs.


Provision of family planning supplies, treatment and supplies for clinical management of rape and treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections  ( STIs )  are required for total of +6000 individuals over the coming three months.


Provision of family planning supplies, treatment and supplies for clinical management of rape and treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections  ( STIs )  are required for total of +6000 men over the coming three months.


Provision of family planning supplies, treatment and supplies for clinical management of rape and treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections  ( STIs )  are required for total of +6000 women over the coming three months.


Since El Geneina is calm at the moment and the movement start to improve, UNFPA and the Gender Based Violence  ( GBV )  Sub sector, in partnership with Society of Medical Officers of Health ( SMOH ) , State Ministry of Labour and Social Development  (  SMoLSD )  and UN agencies continued to responding to the emergency situation in El Geneina and also planning to conduct assessment to displaced people outside of El Geneina town


Since El Geneina is calm at the moment and the movement start to improve, UNFPA and the Gender Based Violence  ( GBV )  Sub sector, in partnership with Society of Medical Officers of Health ( SMOH ) , State Ministry of Labour and Social Development  (  SMoLSD )  and UN agencies continued to responding to the emergency situation in El Geneina and also planning to conduct assessment to displaced men outside of El Geneina town


Since El Geneina is calm at the moment and the movement start to improve, UNFPA and the Gender Based Violence  ( GBV )  Sub sector, in partnership with Society of Medical Officers of Health ( SMOH ) , State Ministry of Labour and Social Development  (  SMoLSD )  and UN agencies continued to responding to the emergency situation in El Geneina and also planning to conduct assessment to displaced women outside of El Geneina town


The flooding is the worst Sudan has seen in nearly a century. According to the Government's Humanitarian Aid Commission, 650,000 people have been affected since the start of the rains in mid July.


The flooding is the worst Sudan has seen in nearly a century. According to the Government's Humanitarian Aid Commission, 650,000 men have been affected since the start of the rains in mid July.


The flooding is the worst Sudan has seen in nearly a century. According to the Government's Humanitarian Aid Commission, 650,000 women have been affected since the start of the rains in mid July.


United Nations organisations and their partners created a Corona Virus Country Preparedness and Response Plan  ( CPRP )  to support the Government.


United Nations organisations and his partners created a Corona Virus Country Preparedness and Response Plan  ( CPRP )  to support the Government.


United Nations organisations and her partners created a Corona Virus Country Preparedness and Response Plan  ( CPRP )  to support the Government.


[ RRRP   Regional Refugee Response Plan ]  RRRP partners continued to provide food assistance targeting South Sudanese refugees during the first half of 2020. The food basket was comprised of 14.25 kg cereals  ( Sorghum, 1.8Kg pulses  ( lentils/beans )  and 0.9 kg vegetable oil per person per month. About 70.6 per cent of the target population was assisted by the general food distribution  ( GFD ) .


[ RRRP   Regional Refugee Response Plan ]  RRRP partners continued to provide food assistance targeting South Sudanese refugees during the first half of 2020. The food basket was comprised of 14.25 kg cereals  ( Sorghum, 1.8Kg pulses  ( lentils/beans )  and 0.9 kg vegetable oil per man per month. About 70.6 per cent of the target population was assisted by the general food distribution  ( GFD ) .


[ RRRP   Regional Refugee Response Plan ]  RRRP partners continued to provide food assistance targeting South Sudanese refugees during the first half of 2020. The food basket was comprised of 14.25 kg cereals  ( Sorghum, 1.8Kg pulses  ( lentils/beans )  and 0.9 kg vegetable oil per woman per month. About 70.6 per cent of the target population was assisted by the general food distribution  ( GFD ) .


11,580 people affected, 1,155 houses destroyed, 1,161 houses damaged


11,580 men affected, 1,155 houses destroyed, 1,161 houses damaged


11,580 women affected, 1,155 houses destroyed, 1,161 houses damaged


Given the current situation outside Ag Geneina, DTM teams are continuing to collect data from the surrounding villages of Ag Geneina from key informants via telephone. Overall, the total number of people displaced in Darfur over the past month is estimated at 183,000 people, including about 149,000 IDPs in and around Ag Geneina, 11,000 people displaced from Gereida and up to 22,500 displaced from East Jebel Marra, South Darfur and parts of Tawila in North Darfur  ( IOM DTM reports ) .


Given the current situation outside Ag Geneina, DTM teams are continuing to collect data from the surrounding villages of Ag Geneina from key informants via telephone. Overall, the total number of men displaced in Darfur over the past month is estimated at 183,000 men, including about 149,000 IDPs in and around Ag Geneina, 11,000 men displaced from Gereida and up to 22,500 displaced from East Jebel Marra, South Darfur and parts of Tawila in North Darfur  ( IOM DTM reports ) .


Given the current situation outside Ag Geneina, DTM teams are continuing to collect data from the surrounding villages of Ag Geneina from key informants via telephone. Overall, the total number of women displaced in Darfur over the past month is estimated at 183,000 women, including about 149,000 IDPs in and around Ag Geneina, 11,000 women displaced from Gereida and up to 22,500 displaced from East Jebel Marra, South Darfur and parts of Tawila in North Darfur  ( IOM DTM reports ) .


Sharing the land for farming amongst individuals from the damrahs and the villages has begun in some areas Reforestation interventions that aims to protect the environment to improve the resilience of farming and pastoralist livelihoods.


Sharing the land for farming amongst men from the damrahs and the villages has begun in some areas Reforestation interventions that aims to protect the environment to improve the resilience of farming and pastoralist livelihoods.


Sharing the land for farming amongst women from the damrahs and the villages has begun in some areas Reforestation interventions that aims to protect the environment to improve the resilience of farming and pastoralist livelihoods.


Since the end of 2018, Golo was amongst the areas worst affected by human rights violations in Jebel Marra, including sexual gender based violence. This gender based violence is conflict related and perpetrated by armed individuals from different militias including the RSF  [ Rapid Support Forces ]  and SLA  [ Sudan Liberation Army ] .


Since the end of 2018, Golo was amongst the areas worst affected by human rights violations in Jebel Marra, including sexual gender based violence. This gender based violence is conflict related and perpetrated by armed men from different militias including the RSF  [ Rapid Support Forces ]  and SLA  [ Sudan Liberation Army ] .


Since the end of 2018, Golo was amongst the areas worst affected by human rights violations in Jebel Marra, including sexual gender based violence. This gender based violence is conflict related and perpetrated by armed women from different militias including the RSF  [ Rapid Support Forces ]  and SLA  [ Sudan Liberation Army ] .


A rapid increase in asylum seekers was recorded in the eastern part of the country in November 2020, as 50 000 people from Ethiopia fled the Tigray Region due to conflict.


A rapid increase in asylum seekers was recorded in the eastern part of the country in November 2020, as 50 000 men from Ethiopia fled the Tigray Region due to conflict.


A rapid increase in asylum seekers was recorded in the eastern part of the country in November 2020, as 50 000 women from Ethiopia fled the Tigray Region due to conflict.


Child Protection AoR  [ Area of Responsibility ]  activities will be monitored using the 5W's, Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism for grave Child Rights Violations  ( MRM+ ) , the Child Protection Information Management System, service mapping, safety audits and protection monitoring reports. In addition to the MSNA, a CP stand alone assessment will be conducted in 2021.


Boy Protection AoR  [ Area of Responsibility ]  activities will be monitored using the 5W,'s Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism for grave Boy Rights Violations  ( MRM+ ) , the Boy Protection Information Management System, service mapping, safety audits and protection monitoring reports. In addition to the MSNA, a CP stand alone assessment will be conducted in 2021.


Girl Protection AoR  [ Area of Responsibility ]  activities will be monitored using the 5W,'s Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism for grave Girl Rights Violations  ( MRM+ ) , the Girl Protection Information Management System, service mapping, safety audits and protection monitoring reports. In addition to the MSNA, a CP stand alone assessment will be conducted in 2021.


most  [ displaced due to inter communal and armed conflict ]  have since returned. Although the number of people displaced is still less than in the worst years of the conflict, 2020 has witnessed tensions in areas previously stable.


most  [ displaced due to inter communal and armed conflict ]  have since returned. Although the number of men displaced is still less than in the worst years of the conflict, 2020 has witnessed tensions in areas previously stable.


most  [ displaced due to inter communal and armed conflict ]  have since returned. Although the number of women displaced is still less than in the worst years of the conflict, 2020 has witnessed tensions in areas previously stable.


Due to the combined effect of fuel shortages, the high inflation rates, and the differences between the official exchange rate and the parallel market rate, some humanitarian organisations reported that they reached fewer people, in some cases one in four, as the increased prices and delays in procurements drained their budgets. For instance, contractors in South Kordofan were unable to deliver on contracts due to increased transportation costs.


Due to the combined effect of fuel shortages, the high inflation rates, and the differences between the official exchange rate and the parallel market rate, some humanitarian organisations reported that he reached fewer men, in some cases one in four, as the increased prices and delays in procurements drained his budgets. For instance, contractors in South Kordofan were unable to deliver on contracts due to increased transportation costs.


Due to the combined effect of fuel shortages, the high inflation rates, and the differences between the official exchange rate and the parallel market rate, some humanitarian organisations reported that she reached fewer women, in some cases one in four, as the increased prices and delays in procurements drained her budgets. For instance, contractors in South Kordofan were unable to deliver on contracts due to increased transportation costs.


Humanitarian partners estimate that about 13.4 million people – 29 per cent of the population – will need humanitarian assistance throughout 2021. This is 4.1 million people more compared to 2020 and an increase of 44 per cent in the year. Overall, the number of people in need in Sudan in 2021 is the highest reported in the past decade.


Humanitarian partners estimate that about 13.4 million men – 29 per cent of the population – will need humanitarian assistance throughout 2021. This is 4.1 million men more compared to 2020 and an increase of 44 per cent in the year. Overall, the number of men in need in Sudan in 2021 is the highest reported in the past decade.


Humanitarian partners estimate that about 13.4 million women – 29 per cent of the population – will need humanitarian assistance throughout 2021. This is 4.1 million women more compared to 2020 and an increase of 44 per cent in the year. Overall, the number of women in need in Sudan in 2021 is the highest reported in the past decade.


Of the 13.4 million people in need, about 7.3 million need emergency assistance for lifethreatening needs related to critical physical and mental well being. Meanwhile, 13.3 million people require life sustaining support to meet minimum living standards.


Of the 13.4 million men in need, about 7.3 million need emergency assistance for lifethreatening needs related to critical physical and mental well being. Meanwhile, 13.3 million men require life sustaining support to meet minimum living standards.


Of the 13.4 million women in need, about 7.3 million need emergency assistance for lifethreatening needs related to critical physical and mental well being. Meanwhile, 13.3 million women require life sustaining support to meet minimum living standards.


Disruptions in services have been reported across the country due to closure of private health facilities. Over 110,000 children have missed essential vaccinations. Routine vaccination  ( Penta3 )  fell by 13 per cent from May 2019 to May 2020, and MCV1 fell by 9 per cent


Disruptions in services have been reported across the country due to closure of private health facilities. Over 110,000 boys have missed essential vaccinations. Routine vaccination  ( Penta3 )  fell by 13 per cent from May 2019 to May 2020, and MCV1 fell by 9 per cent


Disruptions in services have been reported across the country due to closure of private health facilities. Over 110,000 girls have missed essential vaccinations. Routine vaccination  ( Penta3 )  fell by 13 per cent from May 2019 to May 2020, and MCV1 fell by 9 per cent


The UN and its partners launched on 19 July the COVID 19 addendum to the Humanitarian Response plan, a US$283 million appeal to address the most immediate and critical needs of millions of Sudanese people affected by the health and humanitarian consequences of COVID 19.


The UN and its partners launched on 19 July the COVID 19 addendum to the Humanitarian Response plan, a US$283 million appeal to address the most immediate and critical needs of millions of Sudanese men affected by the health and humanitarian consequences of COVID 19.


The UN and its partners launched on 19 July the COVID 19 addendum to the Humanitarian Response plan, a US$283 million appeal to address the most immediate and critical needs of millions of Sudanese women affected by the health and humanitarian consequences of COVID 19.


Before COVID 19, about 9.3 million people were already in need of humanitarian support across Sudan. Years of conflict, recurrent climatic shocks and disease outbreaks continue to affect the lives and livelihoods of many Sudanese.


Before COVID 19, about 9.3 million men were already in need of humanitarian support across Sudan. Years of conflict, recurrent climatic shocks and disease outbreaks continue to affect the lives and livelihoods of many Sudanese.


Before COVID 19, about 9.3 million women were already in need of humanitarian support across Sudan. Years of conflict, recurrent climatic shocks and disease outbreaks continue to affect the lives and livelihoods of many Sudanese.


People in Hay Al Jabal and Al Jamarik neighborhoods have fled their homes and are taking refuge in nearby mosques and public buildings.


Men in Hay Al Jabal and Al Jamarik neighborhoods have fled his homes and are taking refuge in nearby mosques and public buildings.


Women in Hay Al Jabal and Al Jamarik neighborhoods have fled her homes and are taking refuge in nearby mosques and public buildings.


Since the start of the COVID 19 pandemic in Sudan in mid March, the Government confirmed that 29,542 people contracted the virus, including 2,003 who died from the disease, as of 20 March 2021.


Since the start of the COVID 19 pandemic in Sudan in mid March, the Government confirmed that 29,542 men contracted the virus, including 2,003 who died from the disease, as of 20 March 2021.


Since the start of the COVID 19 pandemic in Sudan in mid March, the Government confirmed that 29,542 women contracted the virus, including 2,003 who died from the disease, as of 20 March 2021.


( 28 March 2019 ) Wage labour camps showed deterioration in food security, with food insecure population reaching 51 percent compared to November 2017's 43 percent. The situation was similar with Abuda, Um Gargour camps, with food insecure people reaching 41 percent compared to previous year's 29 percent. This deterioration is mostly due to the increase in the percentage of people with poor food consumption in the clusters.


( 28 March 2019 ) Wage labour camps showed deterioration in food security, with food insecure population reaching 51 percent compared to November 2017's 43 percent. The situation was similar with Abuda, Um Gargour camps, with food insecure men reaching 41 percent compared to previous year's 29 percent. This deterioration is mostly due to the increase in the percentage of men with poor food consumption in the clusters.


( 28 March 2019 ) Wage labour camps showed deterioration in food security, with food insecure population reaching 51 percent compared to November 2017's 43 percent. The situation was similar with Abuda, Um Gargour camps, with food insecure women reaching 41 percent compared to previous year's 29 percent. This deterioration is mostly due to the increase in the percentage of women with poor food consumption in the clusters.


( 28 March 2019 ) 34 percent of the refugee population in Central, Eastern, and Three Areas  ( CETA )  were found to be food insecure, which is a decrease by 3 percent point since November 2017. It seems that in CETA, IDPs are more affected by the economic crisis than the refugees who are generally more well assisted than IDPs in terms of their food and non food needs.


( 28 March 2019 ) 34 percent of the refugee population in Central, Eastern, and Three Areas  ( CETA )  were found to be food insecure, which is a decrease by 3 percent point since November 2017. It seems that in CETA, IDPs are more affected by the economic crisis than the refugees who are generally more well assisted than IDPs in terms of his food and non food needs.


( 28 March 2019 ) 34 percent of the refugee population in Central, Eastern, and Three Areas  ( CETA )  were found to be food insecure, which is a decrease by 3 percent point since November 2017. It seems that in CETA, IDPs are more affected by the economic crisis than the refugees who are generally more well assisted than IDPs in terms of her food and non food needs.


The World Food Programme  ( WFP )  in Sudan announced on 11 March the expansion of its school feeding programme across 15 states and over 100 localities to reach 1.8 million people up from 1 million in 2020.


The World Food Programme  ( WFP )  in Sudan announced on 11 March the expansion of its school feeding programme across 15 states and over 100 localities to reach 1.8 million men up from 1 million in 2020.


The World Food Programme  ( WFP )  in Sudan announced on 11 March the expansion of its school feeding programme across 15 states and over 100 localities to reach 1.8 million women up from 1 million in 2020.


Provision of specialized GBV services including psychosocial support, case management and referrals mainly through current and additional women centres & community based protection networks.


Provision of specialized GBV services including psychosocial support, case management and referrals mainly through current and additional men centres & community based protection networks.


Provision of specialized GBV services including psychosocial support, case management and referrals mainly through current and additional people centres & community based protection networks.


More than 2.9 million of Sudan's most vulnerable children need life sustaining humanitarian support to continue their formal education.

Priority interventions->Expressed by humanitarian staff


More than 2.9 million of Sudan's most vulnerable boys need life sustaining humanitarian support to continue his formal education.


More than 2.9 million of Sudan's most vulnerable girls need life sustaining humanitarian support to continue her formal education.


An estimated 7.1 million people face crisis or worse levels of food insecurity  ( IPC Phase 3 and above )  and need urgent action to save lives.


An estimated 7.1 million men face crisis or worse levels of food insecurity  ( IPC Phase 3 and above )  and need urgent action to save lives.


An estimated 7.1 million women face crisis or worse levels of food insecurity  ( IPC Phase 3 and above )  and need urgent action to save lives.


The prevalence of underweight children in Sudan is among the highest in the world Undernutrition exacerbates morbidity and mortality, and contributes to underdevelopment and a weak immune system.


The prevalence of underweight boys in Sudan is among the highest in the world Undernutrition exacerbates morbidity and mortality, and contributes to underdevelopment and a weak immune system.


The prevalence of underweight girls in Sudan is among the highest in the world Undernutrition exacerbates morbidity and mortality, and contributes to underdevelopment and a weak immune system.


According to the Sudan Metrological Authority  ( SMA ) , rainfall in Sudan was above average throughout most of the 2020 flooding season, and the season continued into October past its normal end in September. Heavy rainfall and flash floods affected more than 875,000 people almost twice the number of people affected by floods the previous year across 18 states and the Abyei Area, according to the Government's Humanitarian Aid Commission  ( HAC )  and partners


According to the Sudan Metrological Authority  ( SMA ) , rainfall in Sudan was above average throughout most of the 2020 flooding season, and the season continued into October past its normal end in September. Heavy rainfall and flash floods affected more than 875,000 men almost twice the number of men affected by floods the previous year across 18 states and the Abyei Area, according to the Government's Humanitarian Aid Commission  ( HAC )  and partners


According to the Sudan Metrological Authority  ( SMA ) , rainfall in Sudan was above average throughout most of the 2020 flooding season, and the season continued into October past its normal end in September. Heavy rainfall and flash floods affected more than 875,000 women almost twice the number of women affected by floods the previous year across 18 states and the Abyei Area, according to the Government's Humanitarian Aid Commission  ( HAC )  and partners


Food security sector responded to emergency events and worked with all partners to support the affected areas with most people in need


Food security sector responded to emergency events and worked with all partners to support the affected areas with most men in need