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    Risk of Relapse: Somalia crisis update

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    Publication date
    2014-05-07
    Subject
    Conflict and disasters
    Food and livelihoods
    Keywords
    Drought
    Food security
    Maternal and child health
    Water and sanitation
    Refugees and IDPs
    Disasters
    Country
    Somalia
    
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    Publisher(s)
    ACTED
    Action Africa Help International
    Adeso
    CARE International
    CESVI
    COOPI
    Danish Refugee Council
    Finn Church Aid
    International Rescue Committee
    HIJRA
    IAS
    KAALO
    Norwegian Church Aid
    NAGAAD Network
    Norwegian Refugee Council
    Oxfam
    LSV
    Save the Children
    Solidarités International
    WASDA
    World Concern
    World Vision
    Document type
    Media briefing
    Description

    With a third of Somalia’s population in need of humanitarian aid, the country is clearly in severe crisis. Although the humanitarian statistics are better than in previous years, most aspects of everyday life for people fall far below acceptable living standards.

    • 2.9 million Somalis are in humanitarian crisis
    • 50,000 children are severely malnourished
    • Women in Somalia face the second highest risk of maternal death in the world
    • 1.1 million people are displaced within their own country
    • Only 30% of the population has access to clean drinking water
    • Fewer 1 in 4 people have access to adequate sanitation

    Somalia presents a unique and challenging context where destabilizing factors like conflict and cyclical drought are a regular feature. While gains have been made, communities remain only one shock away from disaster. As we learned in 2011, failure to heed the warning signs of crisis in already fragile communities can lead to tragedy.

    The international community is in a position now to make a difference in Somalia – as long as funds are available and flexible. Action is urgently needed to address Somalia’s humanitarian and development needs. 

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    http://hdl.handle.net/10546/316747
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    http://policy-practice.oxfam.org.uk/publications/risk-of-relapse-somalia-crisis-update-316747
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