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Oxfam warns that funding falls far short of needs as droughts, floods and crop losses deepen hunger, urging donors to release resources now and support early action in vulnerable communities.
WHO warns that shortages of fuel, oxygen and medicines threaten dialysis, intensive care and newborn services, while restricted access hampers deliveries and growing displacement adds pressure.
IOM reports that violence in Petite Rivière de l’Artibonite displaced 7,250 people, with most sheltering with host families and others joining two existing displacement sites
WFP warns that nearly 3.5 million people face crisis-level hunger or worse in Ebola-affected areas, while funding gaps threaten food aid, treatment infrastructure and transport for health teams.
The displacement could occur between October and December. The warning comes as Somalia enters a rainy season forecast to bring above-normal rainfall amid strengthening El Niño conditions.
OHCHR verified 2,570 civilians killed and 15,211 injured between January and September, with missiles and drones driving mounting harm and renewed attacks disrupting electricity and heating
Burundi + 1 more
MSF warns that reduced food aid, deteriorating shelters and poor sanitation leave families exposed as rains begin, while funding gaps threaten the withdrawal of aid organisations
World Vision reports 171,448 people affected in its operational areas, with damaged farmland, lost incomes and disrupted services leaving families in need of food, safe water and other aid
This month, ReliefWeb celebrates its 30th anniversary. Since it began in 1996, OCHA’s leading humanitarian information service has brought together verified reports from thousands of organizations covering disasters around the world. To mark the occasion, we spoke with members of our community to reflect on the role ReliefWeb has played, the extensive historical record it has built, and how it...
