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Humanitarian crisis and response

Halima Abdulahi, 18, says water is life, everything that people need to survive.

The Republic of Korea provides $1.5 million USD of humanitarian aid to Ethiopia

“I have no friends to play with,” says Lina Nasir, 9

The invisible children in climate crisis

As drought worsens in the Horn of Africa, children with a disability bear the heaviest burden

A plane with UNICEF For Every Child branding and a crate of boxes

Norwegian fly emergency aid to Ethiopia in support of UNICEF

A child is getting treatment and recovering from Sever Acute Malnutrition at a stabilization centre in Gode Hospital.

UNICEF Emergency Director, Manuel Fontaine, visits drought stricken Somali region and calls for an immediate scaled up humanitarian response to save millions of children

Nearly 10 million people, including 4.4 million children, are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance in drought-impacted areas

Medical Director Aregawi Gberekirkos

Amidst Conflict in Tigray, a Doctor Goes Beyond Call of Duty

to Support Displaced People

Tigray region

06 October 2020

Humanitarian Situation Report COVID-19 Response #18

1-15 September 2020

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COVID-19 Situation Report 1-15 September 2020 (PDF, 314 KB)

Health Center

Humanitarian Situation Report COVID-19 Response

January – June 2020

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COVID-19 Situation Report January – June 2020 (PDF, 1 MB)

immunization

Humanitarian Situation Report COVID-19 Response #15

16-31 July 2020

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COVID-19 Situation Report 16-31 July 2020 (PDF, 286 KB)

Amina MohaAmina Mohammed and her child, Hikma Nasir, 14 months old

Humanitarian Situation Report COVID-19 Response #12

30 May-15 June 2020

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COVID-19 Situation Report 30 May-15 June 2020 (PDF, 363 KB)

Baby Lilian is taking the pentavalent vaccine at woreda 3 health center.

Humanitarian Situation Report COVID-19 Response #11

23 May-29 May 2020

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COVID-19 Situation Report 23 May-29 May 2020 (PDF, 251 KB)