Reports

Highlights A further escalation of violence in and around Tripoli led to an upsurge in displacement, with 1,675 new displacements reported over the last 24 hours. This brings the current total of IDPs to 4,500, and numbers…

Highlights Heavy armed clashes and artillery shelling on residential areas in Ain Zara and Khalla alForjan have translated into an upsurge in displacement numbers in and around Tripoli, which doubled over the past 48 hours to just…

Humanitarian actors in Libya are heavily concerned by continued fighting around and in the capital, Tripoli, and the devastating consequences on civilians. The Humanitarian Coordinator alongside the humanitarian team continue to work tirelessly supporting the people of Libya and…

SUPPORT TO LIBYAN AND MIGRANT COMMUNITIES (16-31 March 2019) As part of IOM’s Community Stabilization Programme, the team in Sabha provided support to the Psychosocial Support Association in organizing an event in celebration of the World Water Day. The…

Highlights Five days into the escalation of clashes in and around Tripoli, the humanitarian community remains concerned about the increasing humanitarian impact of the escalation of violence. To ensure readiness for an effective response, humanitarians have prepositioned essential…

Highlights Since 4 April, when fighting began to flare up in areas near the Libyan capital, the security situation in western Libya remains fluid and unpredictable. While displacement of some 2,200 individuals has already been recorded, the civilian…

Summary This report presents the findings of round 24 of the mobility tracking component of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in Libya, covering the reporting period January to February 2019. In Round 24, the number of identified…

BACKGROUND In mid-February 2019, the military encirclement of Derna’s Old City was lifted, bringing to an end 19 months of heavy armed group activity in and around the city. Movement restrictions were largely lifted, and displaced households…

INTRODUCTION In an effort to inform cash-based interventions and better understand market dynamics in Libya, the Joint Market Monitoring Initiative (JMMI) was created by the Libya Cash Working Group (CWG) in June 2017. The initiative is guided…

Key figures: 170,490 Libyans currently internally displaced (IDPs) 445,845 returned IDPs (returns registered in 2016 - 2018) 57,285 registered refugees and asylumseekers in the State of Libya 336 overall persons arrived in Italy 284 monitoring visits to detention centres so far…