Ethiopia
OngoingOverview
Key Content
- FEWS NET Ethiopia Price Bulletin, November 2017
- OCHA Ethiopia Humanitarian Bulletin Issue 41 | 13 - 26 Nov. 2017
- Ethiopia: Shelter/Non-food items (NFI) Cluster Bulletin Issue 3 – October 2017
Appeals & Funding
- Ethiopia Humanitarian Requirements Document 2017

- Mid-Year Review, Humanitarian Requirements Document, Jul 2017

- Horn of Africa: A Call for Action, Feb 2017

- FAO Ethiopia Drought response plan and priorities in 2017 - Rev, Aug 2017

- 2017 South Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan Revised (May 2017)

- Country-based Pooled Fund
Useful Links
Disasters
- Ethiopia: Floods - Aug 2017
- Ethiopia: Measles Outbreak - May 2017
- East Africa: Armyworm Infestation - Mar 2017
- Ethiopia: Floods - Apr 2016
- Ethiopia: Floods - Oct 2015
- Ethiopia: Drought - 2015-2017
- Ethiopia: Floods - Oct 2014
- West Africa: Ebola Outbreak - Mar 2014
- Ethiopia: Yellow Fever Outbreak - May 2013
- Horn of Africa: Polio Outbreak - May 2013
Most read (last 30 days)
- Ethiopia: Humanitarian Response Situation Report No.15 (October 2017)
- Ethiopia embarks on ambitious roadmap to further the protection of refugees
- Ethnic Violence in Ethiopia Amid Shadowy Politics
- EU boosts aid in Ethiopia amid worsening humanitarian situation
- GIEWS Country Brief: Ethiopia 22-November-2017
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso - Reproductive health and family planning experts have agreed to scale up access to quality family planning and improved reproductive health services for young people.
Despite recent rainfall, dryness remains in parts of South Africa and Madagascar
Africa Weather Hazards
Seasonal rainfall during early November has helped alleviate early season moisture deficits across Somalia and eastern Kenya. However, deficits in southern Somalia and eastern Kenya remain.
The forecast below-average rain next week is likely strengthen moisture deficits.
Italy is extending a lifeline to families in need through its Humanitarian Corridors Programme.
INTRODUCTION
This report is part of IOM’s effort to provide a comprehensive statistical overview of Libya’s current migration profile. DTM Libya’s Migrant statistical information package includes the below report, accompanied by a comprehensive user-friendly dataset and a key findings one pager.
CHAPTER 1: MIGRANT STOCK BASELINE
During October – November 2017 DTM Libya’s Mobility Tracking identified 432,574 migrants* across all 22 mantikas (regions) in Libya. Migrants were identified in 99 baladiyas and 531 muhallas.
Key figures
199,091 Libyans currently internally displaced (IDPs)
304,305 returned IDPs (returns registered in 2017)
44,306 registered refugees and asylumseekers in Libya
116,622 persons arrived in Italy by sea so far in 2017
987 monitoring visits to detention centres
950 asylum-seekers and refugees released from detention
Funding USD 77.2 M requested in 2017
Population Movements
Additional EU assistance of €15 million will help scale up the response to surging humanitarian needs in the drought-stricken country.
Over 142,000 people in ten countries will benefit; includes emergency responses in South Sudan and northern Nigeria
Over 142,000 people in ten countries will benefit from fourteen projects totaling $3.7 committed by Canadian Foodgrains Bank in November.
The projects are being implemented by Foodgrains Bank members ADRA Canada, Canadian Baptist Ministries, Emergency Relief and Development Overseas (ERDO), Mennonite Central Committee Canada, Presbyterian World Service & Development and World Renew, in collaboration with their local partners.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
At the beginning of 2017, progress continued towards each of the Endgame Plan’s four objectives. The world has never been closer to eradicating polio, with fewer cases in fewer areas of fewer countries than at any time in the past.
2017 in brief
7 décembre 2017 – Trente-sept pays, dont 29 se trouvant en Afrique, ont besoin d'une aide alimentaire externe, a mis en garde jeudi l'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture (FAO) dans son dernier rapport sur les 'Perspectives de récolte et la situation alimentaire'.
Pays nécessitant une aide alimentaire extérieure
This brief summarizes FEWS NET’s most forward-looking analysis of projected emergency food assistance needs in FEWS NET coverage countries. The projected size of each country’s acutely food insecure population (IPC Phase 3 and higher) is compared to last year and the recent five-year average and categorized as Higher ( p), Similar ( u), or Lower ( ). Countries where external emergency food assistance needs are anticipated are identified. Projected lean season months highlighted in red indicate either an early start or an extension to the typical lean season.
This paper discusses agricultural insurance subsidies in detail and draws upon available literature and case study experiences to propose some good practice guidelines for their design and implementation. Any insurance subsidy needs to be carefully designed to be “smart”, in the sense that it is cost effective in achieving its underlying purpose, minimizes disincentive problems, and does not become a growing financial burden on the government.
Strong cereal harvests are keeping global food supplies buoyant, but localised drought, flooding and protracted conflicts have intensified and perpetuated food insecurity, according to the new edition of FAO's Crop Prospects and Food Situation report. Some 37 countries, 29 of which are in Africa, require external assistance for food, according to the report.
Addis Ababa December 06/2017 National Disaster Risk Management Commission (NDRMC) said over 17,000 metric tons of food was distributed for people displaced from Oromia and Somali regional states.
This was revealed today at the first quarter performance of this Ethiopian budget year to Natural Resources Standing Committee of the House of People's Representatives.
NDRMC Commissioner Mitiku Kassa said the provisions were made by the government, non-governmental organizations and the public.
DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD:
1,965 STRANDED MIGRANTS RETURNED HOME VIA CHARTERED FLIGHTS
175 STRANDED MIGRANTS RETURNED HOME VIA COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS
By Elizabeth Collett and Aliyyah Ahad
East Africa’s economic growth is among the fastest in the world and its countries are becoming increasingly integrated and interdependent. USAID supports regional institutions, including the East African Community (EAC), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), and their member states to address issues that require collaboration between countries.
South Sudan
Despite the August 2015 peace agreement, ongoing armed conflict in South Sudan poses an imminent risk to populations who may be targeted on the basis of ethnicity and presumed political loyalties.















