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Highlights
▪ On 19 November, UNHCR launched its USD 10 billion Global Appeal for 2025, targeting the urgent humanitarian needs of over 139 million refugees, displaced persons, and stateless individuals in 136 countries. The appeal focuses on emergency response, inclusion, and long-term solutions, aiming to integrate displaced populations into local systems for education, healthcare, and employment. With the launch of the appeal, the High Commissioner called for global solidarity and innovative solutions to address forced displacement driven by conflict, persecution, and climate change. The largest funding needs are concentrated in Africa and the Middle East.
▪ A high-level delegation from IFC and UNHCR visited Farchana from 19 to 20 November and Abeche on 21 November to advance empowerment and sustainable development initiatives for local and refugee communities. The joint mission also explored funding opportunities for small industrial units to boost economic self-reliance.
▪ On 24 and 25 November, UNHCR, in collaboration with Libya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Interior under the Government of National Unity (GNU), organized a workshop in Tripoli titled "The Legal and Practical Framework of the Sudanese Response Plan in Libya." The event was attended by representatives from various ministries, national NGOs, and leads of inter-agency task forces, highlighting Libya's commitment to humanitarian efforts. Key sessions included a presentation on the institutional support available in Libya for Sudanese refugees, as well as discussions on international and regional legal frameworks. UNHCR legal experts facilitated these discussions to enhance coordination among stakeholders.