Reports

In Numbers 96,005 people assisted in December 2021 1,265 MT of food assistance in December 2021 USD 158,505 of voucher assistance in December 2021 USD 14.9 million six-month funding requirements (January – June 2022) Operational Updates • WFP Libya reached 96,005 beneficiaries…

1. Overall context Libya is at a critical juncture. Since the de facto truce was established in June 2020, the UNSMIL-facilitated peace process has achieved several key milestones (ceasefire agreement signed in October 2020; an interim Government…

DTM Libya identified a total of 621,007 migrants from over 43 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during Round 39 of data collection (October – November 2021). In line with a trend which started at the…

The Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Multi-Year Resilience Programme (MYRP) for Libya works to improve access to inclusive, equitable quality education for internally displaced, returnee, refugee and host community children impacted by conflict and instability. The programme…

Education and Youth In November 2021, UNICEF provided 2,272 children (1,148 girls, 1,124 boys), including 1,375 migrant children (708 girls, 667 boys), with access to non-formal education services in Tripoli, Zwara, Misrata, and Sabha. In addition, UNICEF provided…

Delivered in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council, Terre des Hommes and UNICEF, the programme will reach at least 110,000 children and youth 17 December 2021, New York – Education Cannot Wait (ECW) announced today US$11.1 million…

$82,340,000 Funding Required 686,760 People Targeted 188 Entities Targeted IOM VISION IOM strategic vision for Libya is to work towards ensuring that migrants, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and all other mobile populations, including those affected by conflict in Libya peacefully coexist with local…

SITUATION OVERVIEW The Prime Minister discussed with the Deputy Minister of Health the issue of financial renumeration of staff involved in COVID-19 response. Libya’s Health Ministry creates first electronic system to manage treatment internally and abroad. Libya is to pay…

HICHLIGHTS In 40% or more* of assessed locations migrants, daily labourers and the elderly were the groups reported to have been the most negatively impacted by the socioeconomic consequences of COVID-19. Loss of livelihoods remains one of the…

HIGHLIGHTS Libya faces a complex and protracted humanitarian crisis resulting from armed conflict, political and economic challenges, and the impact of COVID-19. Currently, 803,574 people, including 321,430 children, require humanitarian assistance. Children and families are experiencing a…