Informes

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY For the children of Libya, a change in climate is felt, first and foremost, through a change in water. Temperatures are rising, increasing both water demand and water scarcity. Storms and flooding are also…

Highlights As part of the World Refugee Day celebrations, UNHCR and partners, hand in hand with refugees, organized several events across Libya, highlighting this year’s theme, hope away from home. On 19 June, at the Child Friendly…

In Numbers 16,710 people assisted in April 2023 191 mt of food assistance distributed No cash-based transfers (CBT) provided in April (see the second point under “Operational Updates”) US$ 14 m six months net funding requirements (May - October 2023) Operational…

Highlights On 31 May, more than 100 refugees left Libya for the Emergency Transit Centre (ETC) in Romania, with the logistical support of International Organization for Migration (IOM). In the ETC, the group, including individuals from Sudan,…

IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 706,062 migrants from over 44 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during round 46 of data collection (January - February 2023). The number of migrants…

Key Figures: 134,787 Libyans currently internally displaced (IDPs) 695,516 IDP returnees 40,540 registered refugees and asylum-seekers 248 monitoring visits to detention centres so far in 2023 10 refugees and asylum-seekers were transferred from detention to urban setting so far in 2023 464…

The humanitarian situation in Libya saw progressive improvement, with people requiring humanitarian aid decreasing, the number of IDPs decreasing, and an increase in returnees to their places of origin. Nonetheless, while the 2020 ceasefire agreement between former…

In Numbers 66,120 people assisted in March 2023 98 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 13,800 cash-based transfers (CBT) made US$ 15 m six months net funding requirements (April - September 2023) Operational Updates In March, WFP reached 66,120 people through General…

9 May 2023 Key Figures: 134,787 Libyans currently internally displaced (IDPs) 695,516 IDP returnees 40,540 registered refugees and asylum-seekers 224 monitoring visits to detention centres so far in 2023 9 refugees and asylum-seekers were transferred from detention to urban setting so…

Context More than a year after failing to hold elections scheduled to be held in December 2021, Libya continues to face challenges to revive the electoral track and achieve democratic transition. The security situation in Libya remains…