Évaluations

KEY MESSAGES: Negative coping levels are rising across Malawi. They are especially high in parts of the southern and central regions. Households led by women and poorer households continue to resort more to negative coping strategies. Food prices…

Abstract ​European Medical Corps mission undertaken in the framework of the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism, 10–20 May 2016 A joint ECDC–European Commission mission team was sent to Angola to review the epidemiological situation of yellow fever in…

Maize prices continued to increase steadily in a number of markets as observed during the fourth week of June 2016, reflecting constrained supplies of maize on the local market and increased demand. The overall average nominal…

Key Messages High levels of negative coping persist in the southern regions of Anosy and Androy and in the central region of Atsinanana. Rural areas are still more vulnerable than the capital region. Staple food prices remain mostly…

Key Highlights The food security situation in Karamoja has continued to deteriorate since the mVAM baseline in March 2016 with only 14% reporting food stocks that could last for five days on average. Humanitarian assistance and markets are…

Summary In September 2015, the South Sudan WASH Cluster, along with the humanitarian community across the country, undertook the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) process in order to identify the overall needs and vulnerabilities of the crisis-affected population.…

Background In December 2012, State authorities decided to relocate Wau County headquarters from inside Wau town to Baggari Center about 20 kilometers away from Wau Town in the southwestern part of Wau. The majority of communities in…

1. Introduction In preparation for the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS), the WHS secretariat commissioned Ipsos to conduct community consultations with crisis-affected communities in multiple focus countries. The countries chosen for the consultations were Afghanistan, Guinea, South Sudan, Syria,…

Background Heavy rains on Thursday 16 June resulted in flooding of low lying areas in Mogadishu including Bulo hubey and Sigale neighborhoods in Wadajir and Hodan districts respectively. In Sigaale, about 20 IDP settlements were affected by…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Two decades of armed conflict and severe recurring droughts and floods have forced a significant portion of the Somali population to leave their homes. Mogadishu hosts the largest estimated protracted IDP population in the country,…