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Somalia: Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 09 October 2017) The threat of famine in Somalia persists and humanitarian needs are expanding and deepening. Acute malnutrition levels are on the rise, including among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). Over 975,000 people have been displaced since the beginning of the year. Donors have provided swift assistance of over US$1.1 billion for famine prevention in 2017, enabling humanitarians to boost response. Additional resources are required to prevent famine in the last quarter of the year.

HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

DJIBOUTI

Gulf of Aden

Awdal

Sanaag

Bari

Response by cluster (January - August 2017)

10,505

Woqooyi Galbeed

14,628

51,046

Togdheer

28,439

Sool

WASH

People reached with temporary supply of safe water (monthly)

People reached with sustained supply of safe water (monthly)

1,052,150

224,854

212,095 168,736

5,365

People in crisis and emergency

128,596 126,714 484,280 405,262

389,146

377,608

67,691

52,866 22,300

89,572

Jan

Feb

ETHIOPIA

3.1 million

706,911

671,003

Nugaal

3.1 million

million people in need

WASH

52,986 71,584

6.2

Humanitarians are reaching close to 3 million people monthly with life-saving assistance and livelihoods support. However, some clusters have scaled back due to funding shortfalls.

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People in stress

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

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Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

FOOD SECURITY

NUTRITION

People reached with improved access to food and safety nets (monthly)

Children under 3 years, pregnant and lactating women reached with malnutrition prevention (monthly)

34,262

2.69

in million

2.66 2.47

511,977

2.46

2.38

452,817 386,790 392,373

NUTRITION SITUATION

1.75

Galgaduud

329,276

339,382

1.08

Indian Ocean

Acute and widespread food insecurity and increased morbidity have contributed to deterioration of the overall nutrition situation in Somalia.

37,817

36,594

children of 388,000 are severely malnourished

388,000 acutely malnourished children under age 5

Alert

Serious

Critical

17.6

17.3 15 Emergency threshold

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Jan

Bay Banadir Middle Juba 10,820

Lower Shabelle

975,000

221,995

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May

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Jul

53,515 319,800

306,167 297,966 30,335 23,795

125,295

Feb

Aug

14,750

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

3,356

4,879

Jan

Feb

7,609

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Shelter and NFIs

Protection

People benefiting from NFIs distribution (monthly)

People reached with protection services (monthly)

Aug

158,678

60,684 53,388 49,200 30,312 61,798

23,058

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

61,606 46,772 36,649 43,991

12,000

11,040

23,776

Aug

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

24,400

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

For more details please visit this link ://https://data.humdata.org/organization/ocha-somalia

13,360

FUNDING US$1.5 billion Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) Acute food insecurity phase

Internally displacement people

request for 2017

(Aug - Dec 2017 Projection)1

(Jan - Aug 2017)2

US$1.1 billion total humanitarian funding3

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Number of people arrived due

$820 million

$280 million

to drought, conflict/insecurity, floods

HRP funding

Non-HRP funding

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Children accessing safe drinking water in schools (monthly)

6,348

Crisis (Phase 3)

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People receiving primary and/or basic secondary health-care services (monthly)

(Jan - Aug 2017)

Stressed (Phase 2)

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Internally displaced people

86,720

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Jul

31,229

108,191

236,015

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194,268

19,074

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May

395,224

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Apr

338,671

33.4 29.4

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Mar

HEALTH

Middle Shabelle

Lower Juba

Very critical

35

% of GAM prevalence

11,043

KENYA 32,587

Acceptable

Feb

Hiraan

Gedo

Critical levels of Global Acute Malnutrition (GAM) were recently observed in 10 out of 13 IDP settlements surveyed by FAO-FSNAU with Dhuusamarreeb IDPs in Galgaduud region having the highest GAM rate of 33.4 per cent.1

92,603

Jan

Bakool

87,000

22%

162,300 0.49

Emergency (Phase 4)

and other reasons

For more details on FAO-FSNAU assessments please see this link: http://www.fsnau.org/ 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: 09 October 2017 Sources: 1. FAO-FSNAU and FEWS NET, 2. UNHCR -PRMN, 3. Financial Tracking Service (FTS) - 4 October 2017 Feedback: [email protected] Produced by Information Management Unit

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