Continued military operations have caused massive civilian displacement. Over 2 million people face severe food insecurity. Medical supplies critically low with most hospitals non-functional.
Armed conflict between SAF and RSF has displaced over 10 million people since April 2023. Famine conditions confirmed in multiple areas. Healthcare infrastructure largely destroyed, with less than 20% of facilities operational.
New Ebola outbreak confirmed in North Kivu amid ongoing M23 conflict. Over 6.9 million internally displaced — the largest displacement crisis in Africa. Healthcare workers targeted.
Dual crisis: post-cyclone recovery compounded by ongoing civil conflict since 2021 coup. Over 18 million people need humanitarian assistance. Access severely restricted in conflict zones.
Prolonged drought across the Horn of Africa has devastated agricultural production. Over 23 million people face acute food insecurity. Livestock losses exceed 60% in worst-affected pastoral areas.
Over 960,000 Rohingya refugees remain in Cox's Bazar camps. Monsoon flooding and landslides pose recurring threats. Limited access to education and healthcare. Repatriation remains stalled.
Sea levels rising 3x faster than global average in the Pacific. Tuvalu and Kiribati face existential threat within decades. Freshwater contamination and coastal erosion accelerating.
Three years after the devastating 7.8 earthquake, millions remain in temporary housing. Reconstruction in northwest Syria is near-zero due to ongoing conflict. Mental health crisis widespread.