Reports

Highlights ·The Libyan Government leads the initiation of early recovery efforts with support of humanitarian actors, focusing on restoration of essential services, including reopening of schools, re-establishing primary health care services, and maintaining water and sanitation networks. ·To…

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…

This report is produced by OCHA Libya in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers the period from 10 to 17 October 2023. The next report will be issued on or around 24 October. HIGHLIGHTS • Five weeks following…

Key Developments Main facts: Hurricane Daniel on the 10th of September caused a collapse of two dams in Derna city. The collapse of dams released a large amount of water leaving at least 4,345 individuals dead and 43,421…

HUMANITARIAN SITUATION Three weeks post-Storm Daniel, north-eastern Libya continues to grapple with a catastrophic humanitarian situation that is unparalleled. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there are over 4,006 confirmed deaths and 8,548 people remain missing. Several…

Key Developments ● Main facts: Hurricane Daniel, Africa’s deadliest storm in recorded history, left 4,333 dead and over 8,500 missing. More than 40,000 people remain displaced, including 17,000 children. As well, the government is relocating displaced people initially…

SAUDI ARABIA SENDS RELIEF PLANES TO SUPPORT THE PEOPLE OF LIBYA Through KSrelief, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia sent a relief airlift to support the people of Libya following the extensive flooding there. The assistance was provided…

This report is produced by OCHA Libya in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers the period from 3 to 10 October 2023. The next report will be issued on or around 17 October. HIGHLIGHTS Four weeks into the…

A delegation of UNESCO experts will arrive in Libya today. It will support the recovery of the education sector and the rehabilitation of cultural heritage after Storm Daniel. 9 October 2023 Last update:10 October 2023 Thousands of civilians lost…

Highlights • UNICEF supported 14 primary health care facilities and 3 secondary health facilities with essential health supplies sufficient to meet the essential health needs of 91,750 people for three months, with a specific focus on maternal and child…