Rapports

As world leaders meet today in Paris for the international conference on Libya’s forthcoming elections, hosted by France, the Norwegian Refugee Council calls for real action to address growing humanitarian needs of Libyans and migrants across…

Tripoli (Nov 11, 2021): Over 150 families have been displaced due to flash floods in the eastern cities of Libya earlier this month. The floods have damaged houses and severely affected the provision of basic services…

KEY FINDINGS Round 38 (July - September 2021) IDPs 199,949 IDPs in Libya 87% were displaced due to the deterioration of the security situation 81% of IDPs live in self-paid rented accommodation Returnees 648,317 returnees in Libya 95% returned to their places of origin…

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Highlights: • At the national level, Libya reported a minimal change in the trend of cases, deaths and COVID-19 testing in Week 44 compared with Week 43, with a high incidence of community transmission and adequate lab…

Vaccine coverage in Libya is high, but vulnerable groups have limited access. Currently, there are an estimated 598,000 migrants in Libya accounting for close to 10% of the population in the country, whereof 2% are unaccompanied…

Ensure Free, Accessible Electoral Process and Accountability for Serious Abuses Hanan Salah Senior Libya Researcher, Middle East and North Africa Division French President Emmanuel Macron will host a high-level Libya conference on November 12, joined by leaders from some…

SITUATION AT A GLANCE 6.6 MILLION Estimated Population of Libya UN – November 2018 823,000 MILLION Estimated Number of People in Need of Humanitarian Assistance in Libya UN – July 2021 212,593 IDPs in Libya IOM – June 2021 643,123…

MULTI-SECTOR NEEDS ASSESSMENT (MSNA) OVERVIEW Since 2011, Libya has experienced several waves of fighting, and the complex socio-political landscape has given way to an increasingly protracted conflict. The latter part of 2020 and most of 2021 have…

Tripoli, 10 November - The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) provided USD $2,000,000 to UNICEF to implement programmes for the urgent prevention and response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Libya, including the supporting the…