Informes

Lebanon Some families in Lebanon have been spending up to 50% of their monthly income on bread, a staple food, and have been skipping meals and eating expired and less nutritious food to cope. The Lebanese pound…

Highlights UNHCR, together with partner Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), completed a shelter rehabilitation project, which targetted 50 houses belonging to returnees in Al Sabri area, Benghazi, which hosts the biggest returnee community in Libya. The rehabilitation work…

HIGHLIGHTS UNICEF supported the procurement, arrival, and distribution of 0.5 million doses of oral polio vaccine. UNICEF, in coordination with the Bureau of Statistics and other partners began conducting a nutrition SMART survey that will generate reliable quality…

SUMMARY This settlement-based assessment (SBA) was set in Ajdabiya, a city with an estimated Libyan population of around 140,000 and of those around 12,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs)1 and additionally, about 36,000 refugees and migrants.2 Located in…

Introduction Since 2011, intense conflict and political fragmentation have significantly impacted Libya’s social fabric, basic services, and national infrastructure. The conflict-shattered economy and COVID-19 have worsened the coping capacities of the most vulnerable, including migrants. Despite the fragile…

In Numbers 65,989 people assisted in June 2022 235 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 10,411 cash-based transfers made US$ 22.9 m six months (July-December 2022) net funding requirements Operational Updates • WFP Libya reached 65,989 beneficiaries in June; 18,090 beneficiaries through…

This IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) report presents the data and findings on internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees between February 2021 – April 2022, representing round 41 of the DTM Mobility Tracking in Libya. The…

In Numbers • 63,511 people assisted in May 2022 • 206 mt of food assistance distributed • US$ 79,687 cash-based transfers made • US$ 21 m six months (June-November 2022) net funding requirements Operational Updates • WFP Libya reached 63,511 beneficiaries in…

Highlights On 22 June, UNHCR donated medical equipment to Al Garfa Primary Healthcare Centre in Ejdabia, as part of its ongoing support to the Libyan health authorities and COVID-19 response. The equipment included an ultrasound, electrocardiograph, and…

Introduction An estimated 803,000 people in Libya are considered to be in need of humanitarian assistance. Among them are 168,011 internally displaced persons (IDPs), 661,892 returnees and 42,024 asylum seekers and refugees** registered with UNHCR. Poverty, lack of…