Reports

OVERVIEW This report presents the findings of DTM Round 28 (October - December 2019) data collection, in which at least 654,081 migrants from 40 countries of origin were identified in Libya. The majority of migrants identified (65%)…

Tripoli, 12 February 2020 – The Government of Japan has allocated half a million dollars to support UNICEF emergency assistance for vulnerable girls and boys affected by the prolonged conflict and displacement in western Libya. The…

Summary of Humanitarian Needs Executive summary Libya is in its ninth year of instability and conflict following the fall of the Gaddafi regime in 2011. In 2019, escalations in conflict, in both the south and in the country’s…

With the objective of supporting the water and sanitation sector in Ghat severely affected by the floods that hit the city in June 2019, the Stabilization Facility for Libya (SFL) has provided the Municipality with four…

KEY FINDINGS (ROUND 28) IDPs 355,672: Total number of IDPs in Libya 　　 97% were displaced due to the deterioration of the security situation 60% of IDPs live in self-paid rented accommodation Returnees 447,707: Total number of returnees in Libya 　　 Decline in…

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore NEW YORK, 17 January 2020 – “Children in Libya, including refugee and migrant children, continue to suffer grievously amidst the violence and chaos unleashed by the country’s longstanding civil war. “Since…

Situation in numbers 1.5 million people affected 500,000 children affected 149,315 Population displaced in Southern Tripoli Response 3,890 People reached with hygiene items 228 Children received winter clothes 24,000 People reached with primary health care services Humanitarian Situation Overview On 16 December, the General Commander…

IDP Response UNHCR continues to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees in Libya. Throughout the year, UNHCR and its partner LibAid distributed core-relief items, such as blankets, kitchen sets and hygiene kits, to more than 22,050…

Summary This report presents the analysis and findings on the migrant vulnerability and humanitarian needs in Libya, via use of DTM Flow Monitoring Surveys (FMS) and Mobility Tracking Multisectoral Location Assessments (MSLA). The findings are based on…

KEY FINDINGS (ROUND 27) IDPs 343,180: Total number of IDPs in Libya 97% were displaced due to the deterioration of the security situation 60% of IDPs live in self-paid rented accommodation Returnees 448,388: Total number of returnees in Libya Decline in returns observed…