The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reports that humanitarian access continues to improve gradually in some conflict-affected areas of northern Ethiopia affected by recent ...

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Millions of Yemenis continue to bear the brunt of the conflict and experience dire living conditions, as they find it increasingly challenging to feed their families, visit a doctor and send their ...

Intense Tropical Cyclone Gezani made landfall near Toamasina with winds of up to 250 km/h, causing widespread destruction within a 10 km radius and damaging homes, schools, health facilities, ...

This Governorate Profile provides an overview of the humanitarian situation in Deir‑ez‑Zor Governorate as of June 2026, highlighting key humanitarian trends, priority needs, return dynamics, and ...

Good morning, colleagues and friends, and thank you to our great friend and ally, Hadja [Lahbib, European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management] for such powerful words and for ...

Humanitarian action faces unprecedented challenges in 2025— both globally and in Yemen. Aid organizations are grappling with drastic cuts to their funding, forcing them to substantially scale back and ...

(Port Sudan, 03 June 2025) I am horrified by the deadly attack on a humanitarian convoy in Al Koma, North Darfur state, on the night of 2 June. The convoy, made up of 15 trucks from the United Nations ...

The humanitarian crisis in Haiti continues to worsen due to the combined effects of widespread insecurity, large-scale internal displacement, acute food insecurity and recurrent climate shocks. The ...

CBPFs are established when an emergency occurs or when an existing crisis deteriorates. They are managed by OCHA under the leadership of the Humanitarian Coordinators (HCs) or UN Resident Coordinators ...

From 10 January 2024 to 20 August 2024, 170,702 people were affected by natural disasters throughout Afghanistan. A total of 33 provinces out of 34 experienced some kind of natural disaster during the ...