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 ...

Since mid-December 2025, heavy rainfall and cyclones across Southern Africa have affected an estimated 1.5 million people, with over 300 deaths and more than 170,000 people displaced, primarily in ...

Abuja, 22 January 2026 – The Government of Nigeria and humanitarian partners are urgently appealing for $516 million to respond to the most critical needs of 2.5 million people in Borno, Adamawa and ...

The new West Bank map is a revision to the May 2023 poster-size map, providing updated information on movement obstacles where a policy of physical barriers, permit requirements and other ...

The humanitarian situation in Haiti continued to deteriorate throughout 2024. Armed violence has caused immeasurable suffering, particularly among women and children, displacing more than a million ...

The Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, has warned that renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia risks deepening suffering in a region still ...

Every year, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, in collaboration with humanitarian partners, prepares Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP).

Home Latest Publications Burkina Faso : Aperçu du financement du Plan de réponse humanitaire (HRP) 2026 (30 septembre 2026) ...

Extreme climatic events, such as floods and droughts, have wreaked havoc across Africa, including Eastern and Southern regions. To mark Africa Climate Week, below is a selection of testimonies and ...

"Every year we’re underwater." Calixta is a 51-year-old community leader in Tornabé, an Afro-Honduran Garífuna community in Atlántida’s Tela municipality, where even just an hour of rain can wreak ...

"We couldn't take anything with us,” said Bekaye Djiré, standing on what remains of the home he shared with his brothers, sisters-in-law and their children. Everything they owned was destroyed ...

Displacement fell to 59,700 people in shelters (down from over 140,000), while more than 523,000 people have begun returning, although movements remain cautious and often temporary. Ongoing insecurity ...