HIGHLIGHTS
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Attack on UN aid workers in Puntland underscores the dangerous and difficult operating environment aid workers face in Somalia.
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Onset of principal rainy season brings relief to dry conditions, but heightens the risk of flooding and disease outbreaks.
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More money transfers organizations shut down further jeopardizing Somali remittance lifeline
FIGURES
-# of people in humanitarian emergency and crisis 7 731,000
-# of people in food security stress 2.3m
-# of acutely 203,000 malnourished children under age 5 Source: www.fsnau.org (Feb-June 2015 projection)
-# of internally displaced people 1.1m
-# of Somali refugees in the Horn of Africa and Yemen 1m Source: UNHCR
FUNDING
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863 million requested for 2015 (US$)
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11% (94 million)
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122 million Total humanitarian funding received for Somalia (reflects reported funding on FTS as of 23 April 2015)
Disclaimer
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