
Somalia
OngoingOverview
Key Content
FAO: Somalia Flood Watch - Issued: 18 April 2018
OCHA: Humanitarian Bulletin Somalia, March 2018
OCHA: Somalia Humanitarian Fund (SHF): 2017 Implementing Partners’ Survey Final Report
Appeals & Response Plans
OCHA: 2018 Somalia Humanitarian Needs Overview
OCHA: 2018 Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan
OCHA: 2018 Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan Summary
OCHA: Somalia: 2016 - 2018 Humanitarian Strategy
UNCT Somalia: UN Strategic Framework Somalia 2017-2020
UNICEF: Humanitarian Action for Children 2018 - Somalia
IOM: IOM Somalia 2018 Consolidated Appeal for Emergency Programming
FAO: Somalia - Humanitarian Response Plan 2018
Useful Links
- OCHA Somalia
- OCHA Southern & Eastern Africa (ROSEA)
- UNHCR Information Sharing Portal: Refugees in the Horn of Africa: Somali Displacement Crisis
- UNHCR Global Focus
- FSNAU (FAO Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit Somalia)
- SWALIM (Somalia Water and Land Information Management)
- UNSOM (UN Assistance Mission in Somalia)
- Food Security Cluster: Somalia
- Logistics Cluster: Somalia
Disasters
- Somalia: Measles Outbreak - Dec 2016
- Somalia: Floods - May 2016
- Somalia: Cholera Outbreak - Apr 2016
- Tropical Cyclone Megh - Nov 2015
- Tropical Cyclone Chapala - Nov 2015
- Somalia: Floods - Oct 2015
- Somalia: Drought - 2015-2018
- Somalia: Floods - Apr 2015
- Somalia: Floods - Oct 2014
- Somalia: Measles Outbreak - May 2014
Most read (last 30 days)
- Somaliland’s drought threatens progress in protecting females from sexual violence
- Somalia Key Message Update, March 2018
- Early Warning Disease Surveillance and Response Bulletin, Somalia 2018 - Epidemiological Week 10 (Week ending 11 March 2018)
- Somalia: Drought as the leading cause for displacement in 2017
- Humanitarian Bulletin Somalia, March 2018

NAIROBI : The World Food Programme warned
today that unless donors provide new funding it will be forced to
halt emergency airlifts and airdrops of food and other vital supplies to
1.1 million people cut off by floodwaters in remote areas of Kenya
and Somalia.
Estimating that it will cost US$12 million
to deliver by air an additional 16,000 metric tons of assistance between
now and the end of March, WFP called on donors to make pledges immediately
to avert the suspension of the air operations at the end of January.
This is in addition to funds for food aid.