Évaluations

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RESPONDENT PROFILE AND PRIORITIES Of the households surveyed, 62% were IDPs, 27% returnees and the remaining 11% were non-displaced persons. Half of the IDPs assessed were living in camp or camp-like settings. Of the total number…

Executive Summary Protracted conflict and related instability continue to dominate in Libya, with shifts in contact lines in 2020 leading to one of the largest displacement spikes documented since 2011.1 Despite an official ceasefire agreement in October,…

Key Findings and Introduction Key findings Provision of electricity, health and water services is noticeably weak across Sebha, with distinct disparities in access and quality between urban and peri-urban areas, and between population groups. • In response to…

This joint publication presents an overview of trends, movements, profiles and demographics of IDPs who were displaced in 2019-2020 based on information jointly analyzed by the Ministry of Displaced People’s Affairs and IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking…

OVERVIEW This report presents the findings of round 34 of the Mobility Tracking component of IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme, covering November and December 2020. During the reporting period, the security situation remained stable as…

OVERVIEW In November and December 2020, 571,464 migrants from over 41 nationalities were identified in all 100 Libyan municipalities during Round 34 of DTM data collection. During the reporting period, the number of migrants in Libya remained fairly…

CONTEXT Since 2011, Libya’s complex socio-political context has developed into an increasingly protracted conflict. The de-escalation of conflict at the national level in 2014 gave way to more localized forms of violence around key strategic and economic…

HIGHLIGHTS 54% of migrants reported having friends in Libya prior to migrating The findings of this survey highlight that migrants are influenced by interlinkages and kinship networks throughout the process of migrating to Libya. Overall, a quarter of…

CONTEXT Since 2011, Libya has experienced several waves of fighting, and the complex socio-political landscape has developed into an increasingly protracted conflict. From 2014, an overall deescalation of the conflict at the national level gave way to…

OVERVIEW This report presents the findings of round 33 of the Mobility Tracking component of IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme, covering September – October 2020. During the reporting period, the cessation of hostilities and progress…