Ethiopia
OCHA - Situation Report - Highlights ()
- Dozens of civilians reportedly killed in Tigray due to a series of airstrikes during the reporting week, the highest casualties reported since October if confirmed.
- Emergency health kits, limited medical supplies, and core relief items provided to Sihul Hospital in Shire in Tigray to the people injured by the airstrike on 7 January.
- All humanitarian convoys to Tigray Region, via the Afar-Abala-Mekelle corridor, remain suspended since 14 December due to ongoing clashes and insecurity in Abala.
- More than 47,000 people, of whom 51 per cent are women and girls, received emergency shelter and non-food items in Amhara during the reporting week.
- As of 3 January, about 330,000 people or about 62 per cent of the 534,000 targeted population, reached with food assistance under the current food distribution in Afar.
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Key Figures
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People in Need 25,900,000 22% increase since 1 Dec 2020
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People Targeted for Assistance 22,300,000 51% increase since 31 Oct 2021
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Children in Need of Treatment for Severe Acute Malnutrition 687,000 24% increase since 28 Jan 2020
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Children in Need 14,000,000 20% increase since 14 Dec 2020
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People in Food Crisis/Emergency (IPC phase 3+) 8,609,537 1% increase since 9 Sep 2020
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People in Food Crisis/Emergency (IPC phase 3+) in Tigray, Afar & Amhara 5,522,943
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IDPs in Northern Ethiopia (Tigray, Amhara & Afar regions) 2,105,387 6% increase since 24 May 2021
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IDPs 4,239,636 2% increase since 31 Jul 2021
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Conflict Displaced IDPs 3,589,421 2% increase since 31 Jul 2021
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Drought Displaced IDPs 307,871 No change since 31 Jul 2021
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Seasonal Flood Affected IDPs 139,199 12% decrease since 31 Jul 2021
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Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Ethiopia 817,068 1% increase since 31 Oct 2021
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S. Sudanese Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Ethiopia 383,087 1% increase since 31 Oct 2021
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Somali Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Ethiopia 218,022 1% increase since 31 Oct 2021
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Eritrean Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Ethiopia 158,300 2% increase since 31 Oct 2021
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Sudanese Refugees and Asylum-seekers in Ethiopia 46,181 No change since 31 Oct 2021
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Yemeni Refugees and Asylum-seekers in Ethiopia 2,489 4% increase since 30 Sep 2021
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Humanitarian Access Incidents (per month) 251 6% decrease since 31 May 2021
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Humanitarian Access Incidents (per year) 1,495 12% decrease since 31 Dec 2020
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Northern Ethiopia: Humanitarian Access Incidents (per month) 11 267% increase since 30 Sep 2021
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Northern Ethiopia: Humanitarian Access Incidents (since Nov 2020) 184 20% increase since 31 Jul 2021
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Northern Ethiopia: Aid Workers Killed (since Nov 2020) 23 64% increase since 31 Jul 2021
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New Displacements by Conflict (per year) 1,692,000 61% increase since 31 Dec 2019
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New Displacements by Disasters (per year) 664,000 32% increase since 31 Dec 2019
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People Received WFP Food Assistance (per month) 4,600,000 15% decrease since 30 Sep 2021
