Informes

In Numbers 82,122 people assisted in July 2020 772 MT of food assistance distributed in July USD 10.4 m six-month (September 2020 – February 2021) net funding requirements Operational Updates • In July 2020, WFP reached approximately 82,122 people in need…

OVERVIEW This report presents the findings of Round 31 of the Mobility Tracking component of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme in Libya, covering the reporting period from May to June 2020. In Round 31, the number of…

Highlights In April 2020, approximately 28,000 people (5,550 families) including 11,000 children were displaced from Tarhouna and Sirte due to the armed conflict in the Western Libya. An increase in violation of international humanitarian and human rights laws…

CHANGE IN CONTEXT The situation in Libya remained volatile throughout the first half of 2020, with armed conflict of varying intensity that continued to put the lives of civilians at risk. The situation for many people has…

The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) releases its second quarter civilian casualty report for 2020. The data shows an increase in civilian casualties from the armed conflict in Libya. UNSMIL renews its call for all…

In Numbers 99,020 people assisted in June 2020 - 509,16 MT of food assistance distributed in June - USD 9.5 m six-month (August 2020 – January 2021) net funding requirements Operational Updates In June, WFP Libya released its COVID-19…

1023 access constraints/ incidents reported 768 COVID-19-related access constraints 893,000 people in need of humanitarian assistance Key Findings Humanitarian partners reported a total of 1,023 access constraints during May 2020. Out of 1,023 reported access constraints, 768 are directly or indirectly…

Highlights: Following an intensification of conflict in southern Tripoli, Tarhuna and Sirt in June, nearly 28,000 people were forced to flee their homes. Changing conflict dynamics have resulted in people starting to return home but many areas, particularly…

Already in a state of prolonged conflict, intensification of fighting and the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and the restrictions to block its spread have deeply impacted Libya. With needs, chief among them food needs, spiking,…

INTRODUCTION The impact of the infectious disease COVID-19 has heightened protection concerns and other needs across Libya, especially for at-risk population groups. In Tripoli, a period of intense fighting in May and early June, resulted in the…