En Libye, l’impasse politique provoque la colère sociale.
REACH data was cited in a Mediapart article on the social crisis in Libya.
La moitie des Libyens et Libyennes auraient besoin d’aide humanitaire, selon l’etude realisee a la fin de l’annee 2021 par l’ONG Reach Initiative, basee a Geneve et cofondee par l’ONU. Dans les regions rurales du Sud et oubliees du pouvoir central, ce pourcentage atteint 90 %. Un tiers de la population est incapable de payer ses depenses de sante. En principe, le systeme de sante est gratuit, mais l’hopital public est exsangue, apres la decennie de guerres civiles qui a dechire le pays.
4 July, 2022
Impact in the news
Urgent help needed for stranded South Sudanese returnees
REACH’s Emergency Situation Overview in South Sudan was cited in The New Humanitarian article on Urgent help needed for stranded South Sudanese returnees. An estimated 20% to 30% of those...
Mapping the damage from the Nova Kakhovka dam collapse
REACH’s Novokakhovka emergency dam breach brief, was cited a REUTERS article”Mapping the damage from the Nova Kakhovka dam collapse” 8 June, 2023
Ukrainians endure grim winter as Russia destroys infrastructure – in maps
REACH’s Cold Spot Risk Assessment data and analysis was cited in The Guardian article on winter in Ukraine. Areas in Dnipro, Donetsk and Kharkiv are particularly vulnerable, according to research...