Informes

New cases for epi-week 26 • 377 new cholera cases were reported from 21 districts. • 286 (76%) severe cases were reported • 239 (63%) were children below 5 years • 198 (53%) were female • 2 deaths were reported this…

By Sarah Miller , Mark Wood | June 28, 2024 Executive Summary A spike in insurgent attacks in northern Mozambique is driving a growing humanitarian and displacement crisis, even as donors and security forces are withdrawing. The result…

Highlights El Niño has affected populations across Burundi, with 29 reported dead, over 297,746 affected and over 47,739 displaced since September 2023. Cholera continues to rise due to floods and displacement, with 1,954 recorded cases and 11 deaths…

Brief Summary The biggest number of callers to Radio Ergo’s independent audience feedback platform this week (20-26 June 2024) were livestock owners wanting help with diseases affecting their animals. The majority were from central regions of Somalia,…

DROUGHTS & FLOODS CLIMATE RISK AND EARLY WARNING INFORMATION IN ETHIOPIA Key Messages Local Context Deficiency: There is a high availability of global information and models on climate risks and early warning, but a significant lack of adaptations for…

Overview Since the publication of the first Priority Humanitarian Response and Critical Funding Gaps document in March 2024, identifying critical funding gaps of US$998 million, the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia has remained dire. Persistent food insecurity and…

KEY HIGHLIGHTS During the month of May, UNHCR, together with its partners, has been deeply concerned about the plight of Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers staying in the Amhara region. Ethiopia remains one of the most underfunded…

Following 14 months of escalating conflict, Sudan has become the world’s largest hunger crisis with over half of the country experiencing severe food insecurity. 25.6 million people are projected to face acute food insecurity or worse…

Highlights On 25 June UNHCR called for urgent international support as the humanitarian crisis in eastern Chad reaches a critical point during a press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. With increasing numbers of Sudanese…

Kigoma - In the Kigoma Region of Tanzania, the World Health Organization (WHO) with funding from the UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office has donated equipment and supplies to strengthen infection prevention control(IPC) and WASH in health…