: Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 11 July 2016)

Some 4.7 million people continue to require life-saving YEMEN AWD/ CHOLERA assistance and livelihood support in Somalia. The number of poor households faced with acute food insecurity in The AWD/ cholera outbreak continued in southern and Somalia is expected to increase until September 2016, central Somalia with over 600 new cases reported in the according to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network. month of June. New cases of suspected AWD have also Gulf of Aden This is in part, due to poor Gu rains which ended earlier been reported in district in Puntland. Partners DJIBOUTI than usual and led to the destruction of crops, reduced continued to ensure aid reaches affected people despite labour opportunities and poor generation of pasture and Awdal access challenges in some areas. water resources. This, coupled with an outbreak of Acute Bari Sanaag AWD/cholera reported cases and death3 Watery Diarrhoea (AWD)/ cholera in southern and central 172 Woqooyi 160 Somalia could worsen an already fragile humanitarian Galbeed 326 xxreported cases xx deaths situation. TTogdheerogdheer 201 519 Sool 480 304

4.7 million 950,000 175 reported deaths people in need people severely Nugaal food insecure 132 Eyl 61 1.1 million 305,000 ETHIOPIA 69 40 Gaalkacyo acutely malnourished Internally displaced 4 people children under age 5 2 922 517 1,977 4,201 1,561 1,797 REFUGEE RETURNS 161 Indian Ocean Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Galgaduud In 2013, Kenya, Somalia and UNHCR signed a Tripartite $2.5 million from pooled funds for AWD/ cholera

Agreement to help Somali refugees from Dadaab begin Belet Weyne response 205 voluntarily returning home to designated areas in Somalia Activities to be funded 85 $1.9 m Central Emergency that are deemed relatively safe. More than 16,000 have 165 Response Fund Hiraan (CERF) funding returned so far. The Tripartite Commission met on 25 June Tayeeglow KENYA Belet 2016, in the context of the Kenyan Government's decision Xaawo Jalalaqsi $0.6 m Somalia Humanitarian Baidoa to close the Dadaab camp. The Commission agreed to Fund (SHF) allocation Health Logistics WASH Qansax Bay Jowhar 114 for Kismayo ensure the safe, dignified, voluntary return and sustainable Dheere reintegration of Somali refugees from Kenya. 140 Balcad 4.7 135 Afgooye Dinsoor Banadir FUNDING Cumulative number of returnees supported to voluntarily million Saakow 258 MogadishuMogadishu return to Somalia since December 20141 Lowerer ShabelleShabShhabehabhabellebebe 1.4 million people in need US$885 million Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) Bu’aale Barawe request for 2016. 16,000 Afmadow 104 14,069 4 13,397 Total humanitarian funding 12,474 Jilib 10,370 Jamaame $340 million 197 8,067 5,680 Districts with AWD/cholera $256 million (29%) $84 million Badhaadhe cases3 HRP funded Other funding 485 confirmed Dec-14 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb Mar Apr May June xx # of people in need 2 alert For more information see UNHCR Somalia fact sheet: http://bit.ly/1mdY4C9 (in thousands) The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on these maps do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations Creation date: 11 July 2016 Sources: 1 UNHCR 2 FAO-FSNAU, FEWSNET 3 Health cluster/ WHO/ 4 Financial Tracking Service (FTS) as of 11 July 2016 5 Administration layers : UNDP Somalia (1998) Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org/Somalia www.reliefweb.int