Reports

Priority Humanitarian Needs Armed conflict and political instability has impacted over 3 million people across Libya. An estimated 2.44 million people are in need of protection and some form of humanitarian assistance. this includes internally displaced persons…

Multi-sector needs assessment guides humanitarian response planning in Libya Years of political instability and a progressive deterioration of the security situation in Libya has caused severe damage to critical infrastructure including shelter, schools and healthcare facilities as…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Following years of political instability and a progressive deterioration of the security situation, UN agencies estimate that conflict in Libya has caused significant internal displacement. Continued insecurity and fighting across the country has caused damage to homes,…

HIGHLIGHTS Several rounds of UN-led talks since January resulted in a proposed agreement to create a unity government, which was rejected by the House of Representatives in eastern Libya and later by the General National Congress government…

Overview It is estimated that two million people, almost one-third of the total population, may have been affected by the conflict in Libya, due to displacement, the disruption of food, fuel, water, and medical supplies, as well…

Zarzis, Tunisia, 21 April 2015 – UNICEF launched ‘Together for Children’, a national campaign with municipalities in Libya. The Campaign aims at providing psychosocial support for the internally displaced children, the establishment of child friendly spaces, the…

Tunis, Tunisia, 13 April 2015 –Mr. Mostafa Al Barooni, Mayor of Zintan Municipality and Dr. Ghassan Khalil, UNICEF Special Representative in Libya, signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen the capacity of Zintan municipal council in…

Highlights While UNSMIL continues to facilitate talks aimed at ending Libya’s deepening political crisis, clashes continue around the country. The attack on the high-profile Corinthia hotel in January 2015, and the increased presence and activity of Islamic…

TRIPOLI, Libya, 18 December 2014 –The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) delivered essential relief items to over 1,500 displaced families in Libya. The rapidly deteriorating security situation in Libya continues to cause significant displacement and re-displacement, particularly in…

December 2014 – 17 experts from different departments at the Libyan Ministry of Education attended in Zarzis, Tunisia the eight-day capacity building workshop, which constitutes the component of the Curriculum Framework Project. The launching of…