www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.
Somalia: Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 3 August 2017) Severe drought is expected to deepen until the start of the Deyr rainy season in October. The food security and nutrition situation is not expected to improve in some parts of Somalia through the end of 2017, according to FAO-FSNAU post-Gu preliminary results. Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM) prevalence is ‘Critical’ at above 15 per cent in 9 out of 12 Internally Displaced People settlements surveyed by FSNAU. More than 3 million people are being reached each month with humanitarian assistance and protection.
HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE
DJIBOUTI
Gulf of Aden
Awdal
Sanaag
8,594
Woqooyi Galbeed 26,638
13,763 49,953
29,081
Sool
59,931
Sustained access to safe water Monthly target -300,000
3,378
3.5 million
people in need
WASH response (January - June 2017)
Nugaal
People in crisis and emergency
million
Bari
Togdheer
3.2 million 6.7
Humanitarians are reaching over 3 million people monthly with life-saving assistance and livelihoods support. However, some clusters such as Food Security, Health and WASH have scaled back response due to inadequate funding. For example WASH activities have slowed down for the second consecutive month, while pipeline breaks in food security and nutrition have been projected.
ETHIOPIA
Temporary access to safe water Monthly target -750,000 1,052,150
212,100
Mudug
People in stress
168,700
363,000
766,000
acutely malnourished children under age 5
people displaced due to drought (1 Nov 2016 -
93,680
89,570
22,300
Indian Ocean
Jan
405,260
389,140
67,600
Galgaduud
30 Jun 2017)
706,900
671,000
128,600 126,700
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
19,319
DISEASE OUTBREAKS
Bakool
AWD/cholera cases and related deaths continue to decline mainly due to preventive actions by humanitarian partners. These include improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene and oral cholera vaccination campaigns. Meanwhile, 13,428 suspected measles cases have been reported since January.
1,098
71,6631
Safe sanitation facilities Monthly target -120,000
28,290
Cases
KENYA
Middle Shabelle
Gedo
1,874
184,461
22,730
301,200
12,900
Bay
l Juba Middle
Jan
19,128
Lower Shabelle
14,000
12,787
12,000
6.7
Banadir 161,856
million
2.0
11,228 1.5
8,000 1.0
6,000 4,000
4,641 3,023
1,996
0.5
2,000 0
Jan-17
Feb-17
Mar-17
Apr-17
May-17
Jun-17
16 Jul-17
0.0
Apr
May
Jun
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
link: https://tinyurl.com/ydejdbk5
people in need
FUNDING The revised Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) seeks US$1.5 billion to reach 5.5 million people with life-saving assistance.
Acute food insecurity phase Stress (Phase 2) Crisis (Phase 3) Emergency (Phase 4)
US$856 million Total funding4
Displacement (1 Nov 2016 - 30 Jun 2017)3
(July-December 2017 preliminary)2
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 3 August 2017
Mar
2
2.5
10,000
68,400
23,000 Feb
100,900
For more details please see the humanitarian dashboard in this
13,656
11,293
194,200
41,300
12,974 CFR%
429,400
68,700
Lower Juba
Case Fatality Rate (CFR%)
Number of AWD/cholera cases
16,000
502,300
165,500
(Jan 2017 - 30 Jun 2017)
AWD/cholera reported cases by month
Hygiene activities Monthly target -500,000
141,800
11,148
AWD/ cholera related deaths
Reported cases of AWD/cholera
19,669
Hiraan
xx
Number of people arrived due
$613 million HRP funding
$243 million
Non-HRP funding
$644 million funding gap
to drought and other reasons related to drought 0
300
Sources: 1. WHO, Health Cluster, 2. FAO-FSNAU and FEWS NET, 3. UNHCR -PRMN, 4. Financial Tracking Service (FTS) -3 August 2017 Feedback:
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600
900
www.unocha.org
1200
www.reliefweb.int
1500
