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Assessment in English on Somalia about Food and Nutrition, Health, Drought and more; published on 2 May 2023 by REACH and TWB

English Assessment on Iraq about Education, Health, Epidemic and more; published on 02 Jun 2021 by REACH

Iraq: Multi-Cluster Needs Assessment (MCNA) VIII - Erbil Protection Working Group (3 February 2021) Format MCNA Objective To serve as a comprehensive evidence base for humanitarian actors on the type, severity, variance and development of sectoral and multi-sectoral household needs. To inform strategic planning within the Humanitarian Planning Cycle by serving as the main data source for the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) and inter-sectoral PiN and severity calculations. MCNA Framework Conducted in close coordination with the Assessment Working Group (AWG), United Nations Office for the Co...

COVID-19 Context - Iraq - Overview of the humanitarian situation and the impact of COVID-19 Format While Iraq has started to slowly recover from the several waves of conflict that the country has experienced in the past decades, COVID-19 and its social and economic impact has exposed people to new risks, perpetuated existing vulnerabilities and has put additional strain on an already fragile public sector. With petroleum accounting for 92% of the country’s exports, declining oil prices have plummeted the country into a financial and economic crisis, with the World Bank projecting a contract...

Iraq: UNHCR Civil documentation for IDPs November 2020 Format IN BRIEF According to the Multi-Cluster Needs Assessment 2020, 55% of IDPs in camps, 47% of IDPs in out-of-camp situations, and 57% of returnees in Iraq miss at least one key civil document. Civil documentation serves as proof of one’s legal identity. Due to the lack of civil documentation, many IDPs and returnees are unable to access basic services such as education and health care, experience restrictions on their freedom of movement, are exposed to an increased risk of arrest and detention and may be excluded from restitution ...