Assessments

Main Objectives Factors Influencing Enrolment and Attendance: Provide a comprehensive understanding of the obstacles and enablers to continuous enrolment and regular attendance of school-aged children. Impact of legal status: Shed light on how the importance of these barriers and…

CONTEXT & RATIONALE The educational infrastructure in Libya faces significant challenges, with around 160,000 children and 5,600 teachers in urgent need of support related to access or quality of education due to a decade of conflict and…

In consideration of its Internal Displacement Strategy, IOM developed this Solutions and Mobility Index (SMI) Report to further support with data initiatives around fragility, solutions and mobility. This report provides an assessment of stability in municipalities,…

In the wake of Storm Daniel on September 10, 2023, northeastern Libya, particularly the city of Derna, has suffered devastating losses. The storm's impact has been profound: the United Nations reports over 4,300 lives lost and…

Following Storm Daniel, this Multi-Sector Needs Assessment (MSNA) offers crucial insights into the vulnerabilities and requirements within key sectors throughout Libya. The assessment addresses the vulnerabilities in areas such as WASH, shelter, livelihoods, education, health, and…

This publication, Impact of Storm Daniel: An Update on Displacement and Needs Following the Floods in North Eastern Libya, presents DTM Libya’s analysis of the displacement situation in north eastern and west Libya following the impacts…

KEY MESSAGES • A high level of building damage was reported in the Baladiya of Derna, with almost half of the muhallas reporting very severe building damage (more than 50% of buildings unstable due to damage /…

Executive Summary The MTRNA is a joint assessment among UN agencies, the Libyan INGO Forum and Civil Society Organizations, coordinated by UNDAC, with data collected by 13 partners. It aims to provide an initial snapshot of multi-sectoral…

Overview OVERVIEW IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 705,746 migrants from over 44 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during round 47 of data collection (March - April 2023). The number of migrants in Libya has remained…

Background According to the 2022 Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO), in 2021 nearly 160,000 children and 5,600 teachers were estimated to need education assistance in Libya. A decade of conflict and violence had destroyed or damaged educational infrastructure,…