Reports

Tripoli, Libya, August 28, 2022 — At least 32 civilians have been killed, and more than 150 injured, in clashes between armed groups yesterday in Tripoli, according to the Libyan Ministry of Health. The fierce fighting…

Highlights: • Durable Solutions Strategy for internally displaced people (IDPs): a necessary step towards long-term recovery • Stockouts of critical vaccines in Libya putting children at risk of preventable diseases / COVID-19 Update • IOM Displaced Tracking Matrix Round…

Highlights On 18 August, UNHCR evacuated a group of 103 asylum seekers from Libya to safety in Rwanda. The group included young children, survivors of violence, and women and girls at risk. Most had been living in…

Highlights: • Week 33 reported a further decrease in case incidence and weekly lab testing rate as compared with Week 32. At the national level, transmission classification for Libya remained at a high incidence of community transmission…

Pillar 1: Coordination, Planning, Financing and Monitoring ACF • ACF continue to coordinate closely with health authorities including: MOH, PHCI and district health offices at rural Tripoli, rural Sabha to aid the implementation of primary health care support…

excerpt 2. Rationale Since 2011, Libya’s complex socio-political context has been marked by an increasingly protracted conflict. The political and military division of the country between West and East in 2014 marked the beginning of a renewed state…

Tripoli – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Libya has welcomed a contribution of JPY 200 million (approx.US$1.53 million) from Japan to implement its food distribution in the West and the East of the…

Summary Despite the protracted conflict and the country's strict immigration policies, Libya continues to attract a large number of migrants. Whether considering Libya as a transit point to Europe or an employment destination in itself, employment represents…

Highlights: • Week 32 reported a further decrease in case incidence and Lab weekly testing rate as compared with Week 31. At the national level, transmission classification for Libya remained at a very high incidence of community…

2. Rationale 2.1 Background Crucial humanitarian information gaps for displaced and non-displaced populations remain in Libya, as the political, economic and social landscapes are constantly evolving, and as humanitarian access to affected populations is limited. In 2019, conflict reignited…