Ethiopia

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OCHA - Situation Report - Highlights ()

  • At over 20,000 cases, cholera expands to new regions;
  • 8,300 conflict displaced people in the Central Zone of Tigray are in need of humanitarian assistance, having received no assistance for several months;
  • Humanitarian operations gradually resume in Amhara after a pause in several activities in August;
  • Several thousands in Arsi, West, and South West Shewa zones of Oromia displaced due to heavy rainfall ensuing floods during Kiremt rainy season;
  • Malnutrition continues as an emergency in several regions impacted by food insecurity, poor water and sanitation services, and disease outbreaks.
Konso Zone 2023, Credit: UNICEF Ethiopia/ Demissew Bizuwerk
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Ethiopia Civil unrest, DREF Operation n° MDRET031

Description of the Event Approximate date of impact A 6-month emergency state was declared on 4th August. Based on failure of peace negotiation and ceasefire since, and in light of the clashes'...

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  • People in Need

    28,600,000 43% increase since 3 Aug 2022

  • People Targeted for Assistance

    20,100,000 No change since 3 Aug 2022

  • Children in Need

    16,500,000 18% increase since 13 Oct 2021

    UNICEF
  • People in Food Crisis/Emergency (IPC phase 3+)

    5,522,943 36% decrease since 10 Dec 2020

    IPC
  • IDPs

    4,385,789 40% increase since 31 Jan 2023

    IOM
  • Conflict Displaced IDPs

    2,912,556 57% increase since 31 Jan 2023

    IOM

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