EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RESPONDENT PROFILE AND PRIORITIES Of the households surveyed, 62% were IDPs, 27% returnees and the remaining 11% were non-displaced persons. Half of the IDPs assessed were living in camp or camp-like settings. Of the total number of households,...

Key findings • Provision of electricity, health and water services is noticeably weak across Sebha, with distinct disparities in access and quality between urban and peri-urban areas, and between population groups. • In response to a lack of formal infrastructure,...

Protracted conflict and related instability continue to dominate in Libya, with shifts in contact lines in 2020 leading to one of the largest displacement spikes documented since 2011.1 Despite an official ceasefire agreement in October, the situation in several areas...

This visualisation of a Nexus Profile for western Libya is the result of a context analysis and mapping exercise conducted by the Social Change School’s Master in Project Management for International Cooperation (PMC), on the behest of WeWorld-GVC, for an...

METHODOLOGY In response to the lack of up-to-date information on the humanitarian needs of migrants and refugees inside Libya, the Of ce for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), with support from REACH, conducted the annual multi-sectoral needs assessment (MSNA) to...

In recent years the concept of migrant vulnerability has been increasingly used as a lens for analysis and an operational category through which to pursue protection, assistance and the promotion of rights for all people on the move, regardless of...

This report examines the social, economic, and demographic determinants of detention of refugees and migrants in Libya. Drawing on surveys of 5,144 refugees, migrants, and asylum-seekers, it compares the profiles and characteristics of those who reported being detained and those...

Key Findings • The economic reforms in September 2018, creating a 183% transaction fee on foreign currency and approving additional letters of credit, reduced prices across Libya by 13% between October 2018 and March 2019. • The con ict in...

This study explores the ethical challenges that the International Rescue Committee (IRC) faced in its work with detained migrant and asylum-seeking populations in Greece and Libya over the past four years. It is intended not only to examine the IRC’s...

Since 2011, Libyan Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), charities and activists have become more willing to address the local needs of their communities in collaboration with the Local Authorities (LAs). As the political situation remains uncertain at the national level, CSOs...