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LIBYA: HUMANITARIAN FUNDING UPDATE (as of 15 July 2016) US$119.8 million still required as Libya response tackles new crisis
Total required funding: $165.6 million
The situation in Libya remains volatile. Fresh outbreaks of violence are placing a strain on existing funds as humanitarian responders work to assist those affected. Since early May, clashes in and around Sirte have forced an estimated 35,000 people to flee their homes towards Bani Waled, Abu Salim, Tarhuna, Misrata and 15 other locations. Humanitarian community has already provided non-food items (NFIs), hygiene kits, food and medical supplies to those displaced by the fighting. Across Libya, humanitarian programmes continue to provide urgent assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) from previous waves of displacement, as well as refugees and migrants who remain among Libya's most vulnerable. Health assistance is still a priority as the situation gets worse by the day. Food assistance requires urgent funding with stocks set to run out by September unless new financing is provided.
28% funded US$45.8
Total humanitarian funding: $82 million $45.8 m
$36.5 m
European Commission
Refugee and migrant response
15.2
Central Emergency Response Fund
11.2
Food security
3.8
UN agencies
Early recovery
2.1
Italy
26% 29% 10% 48%
Shelter and NFIs
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43.7
35.9
2.5
38.5
36.0
9.5
36.9
27.4
5.2
18.3
13.1
1.0
10.2
9.2
4.8
10.0
5.2
20%
0.9
4.6
3.7
WASH
39%
1.0
2.6
1.6
0
0.8
0.8
1.4
Sweden
1.2
Switzerland
1.1
Coordination and support services
0.9
Funding not yet allocated by sector
0
13.0
1.9
Others
Distribution of Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)
US$12 million Allocation as of 26 April 2016 in $US millions
TRIPOLI
TUNISIA
7.8
Education
Canada
Republic of Korea
6%
Protection
2.5
United States of America
18%
Health
4.5
Germany
Fu
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Funding per sector
Funding by donor
Other funding#
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HRP funding
Nafusa Mountains
Health
BENGHAZI
MISRATAH
AL JABAL AL GHARBI
2.5
Food 2.5
GHAT
AWBARI
EGYPT
SABHA
Multi-sector (Refugees, Migrants) 2.4 Protection 1.8 Early Recovery 1
AL KUFRAH ALGERIA
WASH NIGER
CHAD
1 SUDAN
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Shelter and non-food items 0.8
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