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In 2024, the humanitarian situation in Somalia saw slight improvements as compared to previous years, marked by a devastating drought (2020-23) and severe flooding (late 2023). This reversed the increasing trend of people affected by climate…

7.8M NUMBER OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY DROUGHT 1M NUMBER OF PEOPLE DISPLACED BY DROUGHT Bay and Bakool are the most affected areas. All nine districts are under OPA 1, with over one million people affected by drought, including…

The drought emergency in Somalia further deteriorated between May and June, leading to the a higher prioritization of a number of districts. In Lower Shabelle, six districts shifted from Operational Priority Area (OPA) 3 to OPA…

The Health Cluster comprises Government Agencies, United Nations Agencies, National and International NGOs, Donors and Observers. The Cluster Lead Agency is the World Health Organization, with Save the Children serving as Co-Lead. The cluster also has…

General update CCCM partners in Dollow conducted a vulnerability assessment of all IDP households in Kabasa and Qansaxlay sites, reaching a total of 7,858 HHs. The data collected will provide updated population figures for both sites, as…

OVERVIEW With more than 6.7 million in need of humanitarian assistance in Somalia, expansion of cash-based programming is central to the strategy for prevention of famine. As outlined in the revised Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia issued…