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Somalia: Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 5 July 2018) Food security has improved significantly in many of the areas worst-affected by the 2016/17 drought, thanks to large-scale humanitarian assistance and improvement in seasonal performance1. Some 2.6 million people are now estimated to be internally displaced. Nearly 2,700 households are displaced following the armed standoff between the Somaliland and Puntland in Tukaraq, Sool region.
HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE Humanitarian partners continue to provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people. Health partners are increasing response to curb the spread of the epidemics with stepped up vaccination campaigns.
DJIBOUTI
Awdal
Sanaag
Bari
18,000
Woqooyi Galbeed
4.7 million
43,000
Togdheer Sool
63,000
people targeted
Response by cluster (May 2018)
34,000
68,000
Camp coordination and camp management Over 600 sites with established CCCM mechanism indentified in May.
Takaraq Conflict
116,000
Education Nearly 149,000 learners reached with education in emergency assistance from January to May.
Nugaal
Food security 1.9 million people reached with improved access to food and safety net. Over 106,000 people reached through livelihood and assets and1.6 million people were reached through livelihoods inputs in May
11,000
5.4
million
Over 50%
people in need
ETHIOPIA
of people in need are children
Mudug
Health
Indian Ocean
Nearly 398,000 consultation to health care services were carried out in May.
56,000
A gradual increase in cases of Acute Water Diarrhoea (AWD)/cholera cases has been recorded since late January, partly attributed to the contamination of water sources during floods in the Juba and Shabelle river basins. Malaria and measles cases infections have also continued to rise.
5,239 AWD/cholera cases
39 AWD/cholera
(Dec 2017 - Jun 2018)
29,000
0.8 776
200 0
794
0.6
558
0.4
437
400
0.2 107 Dec-17
Jan-18
Feb-18
Mar-18
Apr-18
107,000
371,000
Over 1.7 million Internally displaced people
May-18
Jun-18
0.0
Nearly 36,000 people reached with sustained access to water, 58,000 people reached with temporary supply of safe water, 4,300 people accessed safe sanitation facilities and 75,000 people reached through hygiene activities in May. For more details see the humanitarian dashboard, link: https://bit.ly/2KEviMn
FUNDING The 2018 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) requires US$1.5 billion to reach 4.7 million people with life-saving assistance.
Lower Juba
1.0 Case Fatality rate (%)
Number of AWD/cholera cases
1.2
1,000
600
Banadir
Lower Shabelle
(Jan 2017 - May 2018)
1,232
800
WASH
30,000 1,335
1,200
Nearly 29,000 displaced people assisted with non-food items in May.
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1,400
Shelter
Middle Shabelle 47,000
322,000
89,000
(Jan - June 2018)
CFR%
45,000 people affected by violence directly reached with protection services in May.
Total displacement Gedo
Middle Juba
5,965 Malaria cases
Cases
Protection
2.6 million
159,000
Bay
(Jan - Jun 2018)
AWD/cholera reported cases by month
Hiraan
80,000
KENYA
Over 108,000 children under 5 years of age were treated for Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) from January to May.
54,000
Bakool
related deaths
5,866 Measles cases
1,600
Nutrition
Galgaduud
DISEASE OUTBREAKS
Acute food insecurity phase
Internally displaced people
(Jun - Sep 2018 Projection)1
(Jan 2017 - May 2018)3
Minimal (phase 1) Stress (phase 2) Crisis (phase 3) Emergency (phase 4)
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US$694 million total humanitarian funding4
Number of people arrived due to drought, conflict/insecurity, floods and other reasons
$531 million
$163 million
HRP funding
Non-HRP funding
Region reporting cases of AWD/cholera 0
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: 5 July 2018 Sources: 1.FAO-FSNAU/FEWS NET 2.Health Cluster/ WHO 3.UNHCR - PRMN 4.Financial Tracking Service (FTS) 4 July 2018 Feedback:
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