CESVI’s strategic response in Somalia is grounded in an integrated, multisectoral framework aligned with the humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) nexus, designed to address acute humanitarian needs...
SITUATION OVERVIEW • Somalia is facing a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation driven by prolonged drought, below average rainfall, escalating conflict, displacements, and a sharp reduction in...
Key Highlights Humanitarian Outlook 2026: Driven by persistent humanitarian shocks, specifically drought and displacement, compounded by funding decline, food insecurity and malnutrition,...
Highlights In 2025, Somalia’s humanitarian situation remained severe, with nearly 6 million people in need of assistance due to climate shocks, conflict and insecurity, displacement, chronic...
Background The Protection and Solutions Monitoring Network (PSMN) have observed a significant surge in newly displaced households arriving in Banadir, with approximately 949 households (5,694...
Key Highlights • Deepening drought emergency: Failed Deyr and harsh Jilaal have left 4.61M affected, including ~490,730 displaced, with ~4.4M in IPC 3+; water systems failing (171 boreholes...
OVERVIEW On 26 January, the Federal Government of Somalia in collaboration with the UN and humanitarian actors, launched the 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP). The HNRP is seeking USD...
Background Over the past week, drought conditions have significantly deteriorated in Jariiban District, Mudug Region, triggering the displacement of approximately 1,195 households (around 7,170...
Displaced Families 11,000 Displaced Individuals 66,000 It is estimated that some 9,000 individuals are children under 18 Deaths 0 Injuries 0 Coordinates 5.3516° N, 48.5250° E Incident Date Jan 31,...
OVERVIEW This latest round of Emergency Trends Tracking was initiated in February 2025 to monitor displacement movements during the Jilaal dry season. Since February 2025, DTM teams have collected...
Highlights: Drought conditions have intensified across Somalia leading to widespread water scarcity, crop failure, livestock losses, and displacements. In many areas, community coping mechanisms are...
KEY HIGHLIGHTS • The failure of the 2025 Deyr rains is driving Emergency (IPC Phase 4) outcomes from January 2026 across large parts of northern, central, and southern Somalia, following one of the...
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Prices: Overall, food and non-food commodity prices remained broadly stable across most states, with a few localized movements. Local cereal prices remained broadly stable over the...
OVERVIEW Since 4 January, severe winter weather conditions, including heavy snowfall, strong winds and low temperatures, have affected several parts of Serbia, causing partial collapse of the...
What happened, where and when? Somalia continued to face a rapidly deteriorating food insecurity situation, with an estimated 4.6 million people experiencing acute hunger between April and June 2025...
Background Over the past three months, prolonged drought conditions have severely affected communities across Lower and Middle Juba regions, resulting in a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian...
Somalia Logistics Cluster – Operational Highlights | December 2025 The Somalia Logistics Cluster sustained critical humanitarian operations throughout December, acting as a key logistics services...
Somalia Logistics Cluster – Operational Highlights | November 2025 The Somalia Logistics Cluster sustained critical humanitarian operations throughout November, acting as a key logistics services...
In December, WFP reached 967,000 people in Somalia with 4,726 metric tons of food and USD 11 million in cash transfers. Among them, 177,000 children under five and pregnant or breastfeeding women and...
On 5 and 6 January, displaced families, primarily pastoralist and agro-pastoral households, fled from drought-affected rural settlements in Harardheere and Adaado districts, in Mudug and Galmudug...
