Reports

HIGHLIGHTS Decreased humanitarian funding for the country led to a critical funding gap of 93%. UNICEF supported the Ministry of Health/National Center for Disease Control to vaccinate more than 31,000 children against measles in response to the measles…

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…

In Numbers 74,158 people assisted in May 2023 86.72 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 325,939 cash-based transfers (CBT) made US$ 10.8 m six months net funding requirements WFP Libya (June - November 2023) Operational Updates In May, as the second semester…

Tripoli, 23 July 2023 - UNICEF Libya is pleased to announce a US$800,000 contribution from the Government of Switzerland for the programme "Support Vulnerable Children in Libya through Child-Sensitive Social Protection, Education, and Protection Services". The two-year…

Tripoli, 17 July 2023 -- UNICEF Libya is pleased to announce the contribution of 600,000 Euros from the Government of France, dedicated to supporting the "Baity-My Home" education protection and skills centres for children in Libya.…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY For the children of Libya, a change in climate is felt, first and foremost, through a change in water. Temperatures are rising, increasing both water demand and water scarcity. Storms and flooding are also…

In Numbers 16,710 people assisted in April 2023 191 mt of food assistance distributed No cash-based transfers (CBT) provided in April (see the second point under “Operational Updates”) US$ 14 m six months net funding requirements (May - October 2023) Operational…

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,…

Summary Based on the 2023 Humanitarian Overview for Libya, it is estimated that approximately 156,000 children in the IDP, returnee, and other populations require humanitarian aid in Libya. A decade of conflict and violence has severely impacted…

IOM Libya’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme identified a total of 706,062 migrants from over 44 nationalities in the 100 Libyan municipalities during round 46 of data collection (January - February 2023). The number of migrants…