Rapports

Mogadishu, 22 January 2025 – Today, the Federal Government of Somalia, the United Nations and humanitarian partners released the 2025 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP), which seeks US$1.42 billion to assist 4.6 million people out…

Part 1: Needs Analysis 1.1 Crisis Overview Humanitarians conducted a comprehensive, multi-stakeholder shock analysis that determined that there are 9.1 million Somalis affected by the humanitarian crisis. 47 per cent of the country’s population are affected by conflict,…

New study estimates that 71 000 drought-related “excess” deaths may have occurred in Somalia between 2022 and 2024 "About 40% of the deaths were of young children." 22 January 2025, Mogadishu, Somalia – A study released today by…

Doha – Qatar, January 21, 2025 As part of its ongoing humanitarian response in Somalia, Qatar Charity has delivered two containers containing 250 tents to the National Disaster Management Authority to support its shelter initiatives. This project highlights…

Executive Summary Anticipatory Action (AA) refers to measures taken to mitigate the humanitarian impact of an anticipated hazard before its occurrence. AA embodies a humanitarian strategy to preserve lives and livelihoods while minimising damages, alleviating suffering, and…

Executive Summary Climate change is among the causative factors for food security in most countries. Somalia, among the countries experiencing extreme effects of climate change manifesting as prolonged droughts or floods, has faced acute food insecurity in…

WFP leverages weather forecasts to minimize and mitigate climate changeinduced flood impacts in Somalia In April 2024, WFP Somali Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA) activated an Anticipatory Action plan to mitigate the anticipated impact of floods in the…

KEY MESSAGES • The humanitarian crisis in Somalia is widespread, with all households requiring assistance in at least one essential sector. Findings show that 65% of overall households across Somalia were in acute need indicating a collapse…

Overview The humanitarian situation in Somalia continued to be precarious in December, with over 5.98 million Somalis reported needing humanitarian assistance. Armed conflict, insecurity, climate change, outbreaks of diseases, and economic disruption continued to drive vulnerability. The…

Agenda: Review of Previous Action Points – NCC Analysis of 2024 Key Intervention Achievements – NCC Summary of CCPM Findings – NCC Rationalization process update - NCC Cluster Updates and Important Announcements – NCC, WFP, UNICEF, WHO, FAO etc