Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS The protracted political crisis and past conflict in Libya have had a significant impact on public services, particularly health, social protection and education services. UNICEF estimates that nearly 526,000 people (including nearly 200,000 children) require humanitarian…

OVERVIEW OF DISPLACEMENT IN LIBYA This IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) report presents the data and findings on internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees between July – August 2022, representing Round 43 of the DTM Mobility Tracking…

A reflection on child rights in Libya As we venture into the New Year, as UNICEF we take a moment through the December Issue of the monthly Newsletter, to reflect on achievements for children and what challenges…

Assessment Objectives Overall objective: To understand humanitarian needs and unreached durable solutions, and how these differ per geographic location and population group, to inform key milestones (e.g., the Libya Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO)) and the humanitarian response in…

Highlights of the month World Children’s Day is one of UNICEF's flagship events and it provides meaningful engagement opportunities for children and young people to advocate for their rights, tell their stories and participate in decision making…

In Numbers 250,576 people assisted between January – September 2022 (estimated) 21,319 people assisted in October 2022 93 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 112,000 cash-based transfers made US$ 14.9 m six months (November 2022-April 2023) net funding requirements Operational Updates Since the…

Highlights UNHCR partner, Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), started the repair work to a sewage lifting station in north Benghazi. The lifting station, which distributes sewage, will service the Sidi Houssein neighbourhood, which is home to around 14,000…

TRIPOLI - Students are struggling to complete their studies due to a lack of equipment, teacher strikes, outdated curricula, and electricity cuts, according to representatives from the General Union of Libyan Students who met with the…

Since 2011, Libya has been in an ongoing conflict that has led to massive displacement of people. In these eleven years, many Libyans have been unable to find a safe home. WeWorld-GVC (WW-GVC) has been present…

IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 679,974 migrants from over 41 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during Round 43 of data collection (July - August 2022). The number of migrants in…