Eritrea Updates (Reports only)

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Favourable production prospects for 2025 main season crops Favourable production prospects for 2025 main season crops Planting of the 2025 main season crops (wheat, barley,...

IFAD and its partners have been engaged in Eritrea since 1966, investing a total of US$246 million across eight projects and impacting over 500,000 rural households. IFAD’s long-term vision for the...

UN WARNS OF CATASTROPHIC SURGE IN VIOLENCE IN SUDAN Following months of increased mobilization of fighters, including the recruitment of children, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched...

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To Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council (Geneva, Switzerland) Excellencies, Ahead of the UN Human Rights Council’s 59th session (16...

Summary and key findings This summary refers to the key trends described across the two reports on the situation of Eritreans on the move. The first report – ‘Where to next?’ – details the...

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In April, Desert Locust outbreaks persisted in the Western Region, with an increase in adult groups and a few small swarms moving northward across the Sahara between Algeria, Tunisia and Libya...

Summary and key findings This summary refers to key trends described across two reports on the situation of Eritreans on the move. This report – ‘Where to next?’ – details the country-level changes...

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By Amanda Poole and Jennifer Riggan Despite Eritrea’s relatively small population, the country is a major origin of refugees. As much as one-third of the Eritrean-born population of around 6 million...

March 2025 and Forecast to mid-May 2025 The Desert Locust outbreak of southern Sahara expanded to Northwestern Africa during March. Adult groups arrived in several places of Algeria, Libya, Tunisia,...

Two years after a disastrous war in Ethiopia’s Tigray, internal tussles as well as related tensions between Addis Ababa and Asmara threaten to reignite conflict. All with influence should urge the...

Les Reproductions se Poursuivent Les ré surgences du Criquet pèlerin ont persisté en février dans le nord du Soudan et le sud du Sahara. Alors que les populations acridiennes ont décliné durant la...

This document highlights the main results of activities funded by IFAD’s Crisis Response Initiative (CRI) in Eritrea. In recent years, Eritrea has faced multiple shocks leading to food shortages,...

Desert Locust outbreaks persisted in northern Sudan and the southern Sahara during February. While locust populations declined during the winter season along the Red Sea coast from Eritrea to Egypt,...

Delivered by Ilze Brands-Kehris Assistant Secretary General United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights At the 58th session of the Human Rights Council Location Room XX, Palais...