Informes

Highlights: Southern Libya: Joint UN mission reaffirms commitment to humanitarian and development needs. DTM Round 39 highlights need for durable solutions for displaced populations and greater access to migrants and refugees. 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan extended until 31 May…

HIGHLIGHTS Southern Libya: Joint UN mission reaffirms commitment to humanitarian and development needs. DTM Round 39 highlights need for durable solutions for displaced populations and greater access to migrants and refugees. 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan extended until 31 May…

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals in Benghazi and its suburban areas lacked oxygen cylinders needed both for inpatient and outpatient care. Some medical facilities have had to wait a long time until the…

This snapshot sheds light on refugees and migrants’ access to assistance and primary assistance needs in Libya, using 4Mi data collected between February and December 2021. The findings complement a 2021 REACH multi-sectoral needs assessment (MSNA)…

SITUATION UPDATE As per the key findings of Round 39 of the mobility tracking component of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme conducted by IOM Libya, there are 179,047 IDPs, 661,892 returnees and 621,007 migrants in Libya.…

Pillar 1: Coordination, Planning, Financing and Monitoring WHO: Continued monitoring the COVID-19 health situation in the East with the emergency room in MOH Benghazi. Coordinated with OCHA sub-office in Benghazi and send WHO technical support to the national authority…

HIGHLIGHTS Reports were received from 83 out of 180 reporting facilities (46.1%) in week 7. Compared to 83 (46.1%) in week 6. The total number of consultatations reported during the reporting week was 9,645 compared to 12,690 consultations…

Marseille/Geneva/Budapest, 18 February 2022 – Since Monday, 14 February, the Ocean Viking has been waiting with 247 rescued people on board to be assigned a place of safety. Despite 5 requests to the relevant maritime authorities,…

Eleven years since Libya’s uprising, a deepening political crisis now threatens progress made to help communities rebuild over the last year. Tens of thousands of Libyans risk losing access to adequate housing and services, warns the…

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…