Fuel supplies have been entirely restricted from entering Gaza since Israeli authorities imposed a total siege on 2 March, putting the entire humanitarian response at risk of grinding to a halt.
WHO supported the authorities to develop public health situation analysis, provide health services to those affected, assess needs and provide safe drinking water to the displaced and their hosts.
Afghanistan + 2 more
Returnees, including pregnant women, mothers with infants and unaccompanied children, arrive with little more than they can carry. Many are in desperate need of medical care, food and shelter.
These distributions mark WFP’s first access in four months to deliver life-saving food aid to more than 40,000 people facing catastrophic hunger in the most remote parts of Nasir and Ulang counties.
Latest UN-verified data reveals a significant rise in child casualties, as well as evolving risks for children that merge online influence with deadly offline impacts.
There is currently no possibility for a safe, dignified and sustainable return of Haitians who are abroad. If anything, their country is much more dangerous than the one they fled.
World + 32 more
By end-May, nearly 300 million people needed urgent aid and protection. Conflicts and violence intensified in multiple countries while natural disasters wreaked havoc on the lives of millions.
The last three weeks have seen a significant surge, with 80 patients received between 9 and 15 June; 77 between 16 and 22 June; and 94 between 23 and 28 June being treated at the MSF CTU in Abyei.
In a world where timely, reliable information can save lives, the need for efficient and innovative information services has never been greater. Recognizing the growing volume, complexity and urgency of humanitarian information needs, OCHA’s Digital Services team embarked on an ambitious digital transformation journey to modernize one of the UN’s longest-standing humanitarian information...
