Category: Global Publications & Reports

The new influx of IDPs from Western Tigray continued in the Shire area of operation. A total of 1,410 families (8,010 individuals) arrived in Endabaguna. On 20 March, a rapid protection assessment conducted revealed the dire situation of the newly Read More …

64 per cent of targeted population in Tigray urgently require shelter alternative to schools;

Ethiopia: Cholera Outbreak – Flash Update #4 In Tigray Region, partners have assisted 4.71 million people (87 per cent of target) under the 2022 Round 1 food response, including 146,113 people assisted in Western Zone. which is 87 per cent Read More …

In Tigray specifically, more than 2.3 million children (1.8 million girls) are out of school due to the closure of 2,270schools across the region. Of the 2.3 million children, 60 per cent would be without education for the third year Read More …

Almost 85 per cent of schools in Tigray are either partially or severely damaged and need rehabilitation.

Based on recent regional reports from Tigray, 1.8 million IDPs remains an accurate estimate of displaced persons at this time.

As of the end of April, the Tigray REB reported that approximately 50 per cent of schools in the region remain closed, primarily due to damage sustained during periods of fighting, as well as the continued occupation of schools by Read More …

In Tigray, children under five are currently experiencing above emergency threshold levels of wasting (>15 percent) across several parts of the region, with children aged 6–24 months as the worst affected. PLW in the region currently face acute malnutrition rates Read More …

The impact of conflict in Northern Ethiopia has almost exhausted the coping mechanisms of millions of people and displaced hundreds of thousands from their homes. More than 9.4 million people require humanitarian food assistance, mainly in the conflict-affected zones of Read More …

Food insecurity in Tigray increased by sixpercentage points between November 2021and June 2022. 89 percent of the surveyedhouseholds are classified as food insecure and47 percent are severely food insecure.