Informes

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the crisis Mozambique continues to face a significant humanitarian crisis following intense and prolonged flooding that began in late December 2025. According to the latest cumulative data from the National Institute of Disaster…

Key Messages Emergency (IPC Phase 4) outcomes are expected to persist in lowland areas of East Hararghe through May ahead of the belg harvest in June, except in Babile woreda where humanitarian assistance is supporting Crisis! (IPC…

Key Messages Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes are expected through September in flood- and dryness-affected areas of southern and central Mozambique, where widespread crop failure and livestock losses, compounded by incomplete recovery from previous shocks, are expected…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the crisis The complex nature of the crisis Somalia is consistently ranked among the world’s most fragile contexts, second in the Fund for Peace Fragile States Index, first in the OECD’s classification of extremely…

Key Messages The harvest, which began in April continuing through August, is expected to be above average, driving seasonal improvements in food availability, agricultural labor, and income-earning opportunities through September. Despite rising fuel costs related to developments…

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Abundant precipitation amounts during first half of rainy season in bimodal rainfall areas False start of rainy season in Karamoja Region necessitated replanting and is expected to result in delayed harvests Low food inflation in April…

Saving Lives Amid Conflict: WHO coordinated response protecting displaced communities from Health Emergencies in Jonglei By: Dr. William Ruai K. YIEY, Dr. Jok Mayom JIL, Beatrice Muraguri Jonglei, Greater Upper Nile - Escalating conflict in north and central…

Hosting nearly half of Africa’s migrants, the East and Horn of Africa offers key corridors and major transit points for human mobility. Within East Africa, Kenya is a country of origin, transit, and destination for people…

HIGHLIGHTS Erratic Gu rains raise concerns that they may not reverse Somalia’s long drought, with an estimated 5 million people affected, as massive displacement, livestock losses, rising malnutrition, and millions in crisis persist. Rising river levels and flash…

Highlights • On 16 March 2026, UNHCR, ONPRA and CGM launched Level 2 registration at Busuma site in Buhumuza Province. As of 31 March, 14,116 individuals, representing 3,809 households, have been biometrically registered. Registration activities will continue…