Report

Uganda Country Office Humanitarian Situation Report No.4, July to August 2024

July to August 2024

Joseph Balikudembe (C), a UNICEF staff member, walks through the damaged grounds of Masaka Primary School in Butungama Sub-county, Ntoroko District, on September 4, 2024, alongside Vicent Asiimwe (R), the Head Teacher, and Maureen Kusemererwa (L), the Acting District Education Officer.
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Highlights

Situation in Numbers
1,600,000 children in need of humanitarian assistance
2,400,000 people in need 642,000 children to be reached with humanitarian assistance
1,200,000 people to be reached with humanitarian assistance

© (UNICEF HAC 2024)

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