Congo: Monthly Displacement Report (June 2026). In June 2026, 46,475 newly displaced households and 7,931 returning households were documented across eastern DRC. The largest movements were recorded in South Kivu and Maniema, while North Kivu experienced a 62% increase in new displacement, primarily in Masisi and Walikale. In Ituri, 4,450 newlyReliefWebJul 16disaster
Syria’s second FETP cohort trains to strengthen disease surveillance and outbreak response. Disease surveillance helps health authorities identify unusual patterns of illness before they develop into wider outbreaks. By training public health professionals to collect, analyse and act on health data, FETP supports faster responses, helping protect families and communities in Syria and – bReliefWebJul 16disaster
Strengthening Provincial Coherence Between Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction and Management for Inclusive and Resilient Development in Nepal. Policy actions and recommendations: 1. Adopt PCCSAPs aligned with national climate priorities, integrating DRRM, CCA, and GEDSI standards. 2. Establish unified DRR–CCA policies for coordinated planning, budgeting, data sharing, and early warning systems. 3. Strengthen Provincial Planning CommissioReliefWebJul 16disaster
Local solutions, faster impact: what Ukraine is teaching humanitarian response. June 22, 2026. Since 2022, the humanitarian response in Ukraine has operated at exceptional scale, with over 10.8 million people, according to UN OCHA’s Humanitarian Action platform, identified as in need of urgent assistance and protection services in 2026. The system has expanded rapidly, bringiReliefWebJul 16disaster
World: Data analysis of decisions on asylum applications and recognition rates at second or higher instances in 2025. The EU legislative framework for appeal procedures in 2025 was outlined in the recast Asylum Procedures Directive 2013/32/EU. Chapter V, Article 46 obliges Member States to ensure that applicants have the right to an effective remedy before a court or tribunal with regard to a decision issued on aReliefWebJul 16disaster
DR Congo: MSF warns against North Kivu’s exclusion from upcoming Global Fund's malaria funding cycle. As part of the Global Fund’s eighth round of grants (GC8), which covers funding for three years and for which applications must be submitted by the end of July, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has learned that North Kivu—a province largely controlled by the AFC/M23—will no longer be among the priReliefWebJul 16disaster
World: Aid in Danger Bi-Monthly News Brief (24 June - 07 July 2026)Countries: World, Burkina Faso, Malawi, occupied Palestinian territory, South Sudan, Sudan, Ukraine . Between 01 January and 19 June 2026, Insecurity Insight identified at least 158 incidents in which aid workers were killed, injured, kidnapped or arrested (KIKA) in 23 countries and territories.* AcReliefWebJul 16disaster
Brief: Recent developments in southwest Syria (As of 19:00, 19 June 2026). Beyond routine military operations, Israeli forces look to be deepening their control and monitoring capabilities along Quneitra’s border strip and southern Syria. In western Daraa, forces routinely establish temporary checkpoints, search homes and conduct military patrols. Israeli forces also conReliefWebJul 16disaster
Myanmar: Reported sea tragedies highlight desperate choices facing RohingyaCountries: Myanmar, Bangladesh . People do not risk their lives at sea unless the alternatives are even more unbearable. Decades of persecution, statelessness, conflict and severe humanitarian hardship have left many with nowhere safe to turn. “These sea journeys are always perilous, but the fact thReliefWebJul 16disaster
Brief: Recent developments in southwest Syria (As of 17:00, 20 May 2026). While the pause in direct hostilities between Israel and Iran has provided a measure of respite and temporarily eased tensions across the south-west, the economic fallout from soaring fuel prices and worsening living conditions continues to threaten rising public anger and instability. At the sameReliefWebJul 16disaster
Brief: Recent developments in north-east Syria (As of 17:00, 9 June 2026). The past month has been characterized largely by continuity in Syria’s north-east, with the slow, though generally forward-moving, progress of integrating Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) personnel under the interim Ministry of Defense. The establishment of four fully integrated SDF brigades, now reReliefWebJul 16disaster
Brief: Recent developments in north-east Syria (As of 17:00, 12 May 2026). Despite continued setbacks and signs of local resistance, the last month saw tangible steps towards incorporating Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) units into the Syrian army. One of the most concrete areas of progress has been the near-final resolution of the detainee file in the north-east: multiplReliefWebJul 16disaster
Ukraine: Understanding Protection: Four dimensions explained. At its heart, protection is about safeguarding people and preventing, reducing, and responding to harm. Although protection is often associated with the risk of harm or abuse or with responding to violence or abuse after it has happened, this is only part of the picture. In humanitarian and develoReliefWebJul 16disaster
Syria: Brief: Recent developments in Suwayda (As of 18:00, 14 April 2026 ). For months, Suwayda has been locked in stalemate: political talks have gone nowhere; neither side has proven willing or able to fundamentally alter the military situation on the ground. As such, the most significant political shift followed seemingly innocuous appointments of local officials that ReliefWebJul 16disaster
Afghanistan: Aid cuts, employment bans, movement restrictions: The triple threat to Afghan women. But as women have been barred from most aspects of public life, these organizations have had to change how they reach women in the first place. At the same time, due to the restrictions on women’s education, employment and movement, the role of these organizations in providing healthcare, safety, ReliefWebJul 16disaster
World: Science for the final mile: Researchers gather to shape the future of polio eradication - GPEI. Today, as the world stands closer than ever to eradicating polio, researchers continue to push the boundaries of innovation—not for the sake of science itself, but to ensure that every child, everywhere, can grow up free from the threat of polio. This month, the Global Polio Eradication InitiativeReliefWebJul 16disaster
Brief: Recent developments in north-east Syria (As of 16:00, 9 April 2026 ). While military integration talks between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Damascus have remained constructive, translating paper agreements into tangible implementation is likely to provoke significant local reactions. This dynamic has already been reflected in Arab protests in Kobane, Ras aReliefWebJul 16disaster
Sweden to contribute additional SEK 1.4 billion to World Bank operations in UkraineCountries: Ukraine, Sweden .4 billion in support to a new World Bank crisis facility that benefits Ukraine. This support enables new loans totalling approximately SEK 4.2 billion for the country’s reconstruction and recovery. The World Bank is a key actor for Ukraine’s reform efforts and economic reReliefWebJul 16disaster
Brief: Recent developments in south-west Syria (As of 21:00, 2 April 2026). Despite the ongoing regional war pitting Israel and the US forces against Iran, and the proliferation of Iranian projectiles and interceptor missiles in south-west Syria’s airspace, the security situation has remained relatively stable: Damascus remains determined to avoid being pulled into the coReliefWebJul 16disaster
Ukraine Cash Working Group: Unified Cash Transfers Posters and Flyers [EN/UK]. Posters and Flyers (A0 / A4) Designed for display in community spaces, transit centres, and public service locations Available in English and Ukrainian Editable versions provided to allow organizations to add logos and hotline information We encourage all partners to: Use these materials in outreaReliefWebJul 16disaster
oPt: Gaza Strip: Scale-up in FAO’s conditional cash for farmers projected to help feed 100 000 people over the next year.1 ha) of land each. Through this support, FAO projects that the farmers will produce enough fresh vegetables to meet the recommended annual vegetable intake for approximately 100 000 people, based on dietary recommendations from FAO and the World Health Organization (WHO). The initiative is funded ReliefWebJul 16disaster
DR Congo: République démocratique du Congo : Addendum au Plan de réponse humanitaire - HNRP 2026. 1. Aperçu de la crise et analyse des besoins La révision du Plan de réponse humanitaire 2026 (HNRP) de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) intervient dans un contexte de détérioration rapide de la situation humanitaire, marqué par l'apparition, en mai 2026, d'une épidémie de maladie à virus ReliefWebJul 16disaster
India: Situation Report 1 - Flood Situation in Assam and Mizoram (Date: 16th July 2026). Situation Overview : Assam Flood Flood conditions persisted across Assam on 15 July 2026, affecting six districts — Lakhimpur, Sivasagar, Sonitpur, Dhemaji, Biswanath and Jorhat. A total of 96 villages remain impacted, with floodwaters continuing to disrupt daily life, agriculture, and local infraReliefWebJul 16disaster
DR Congo: République démocratique du Congo : En un clin d’œil | Révision du HNRP 2026.ReliefWebJul 16disaster
The state of social cohesion in Syria after conflict: Belonging, trust, and participation. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS Social cohesion in Syria is not a stable condition. It is a context-dependent process shaped by insecurity, economic pressure, displacement, and local power structures. Communities are not passive in the face of these pressures; they have adapted, building solidarity at the locReliefWebJul 16disaster
National Launch of Sudan Immunization Strategy 2026-2030. Khartoum - The Federal Ministry of Health, in partnership with humanitarian organizations, officially endorsed and launched Sudan's National Immunization Strategy 2026-2030 during a landmark workshop held in Khartoum. This five-year strategy represents a critical milestone in strengthening Sudan'sReliefWebJul 16disaster
WFP Pakistan - Weekly Market Report (9 July 2026). For the week ending on 9 July the national average prices of staple foods (wheat flour and edible oils) prices remained higher compared to their prices on 26 February, pre-Middle East crisis. Compared to the week ended on 9 July, wheat flour prices increased slightly, likely due to reduced market ReliefWebJul 16disaster
Somalia: Violence Against Health Care in Conflict 2025 [EN/AR]. Using data collected by Insecurity Insight, the Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition (SHCC) identified 18 incidents of violence against or obstruction of health care in Somalia (including Puntland and Somaliland) in 2025, compared to nine in 2024 and 21 in 2023. Among the incidents reported iReliefWebJul 16disaster
Housing, land and property issues in Syria: Challenges, needs and implications for return decisions among Syrians in LebanonCountries: Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic . EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The protection and restoration of housing, land and property (HLP) rights are central to achieving durable solutions for displaced populations, ensuring access to adequate housing, security and livelihoods. In the context of Syrian displacReliefWebJul 16disaster
Accelerated relocation of Sudanese refugees in Eastern Chad - 11 July 2026. • From 05 - 11 July, 2,008 people (563 households) were relocated from the border to inland sites to Arkoum (Ouaddaï Province), under the accelerated relocation programme. • Since 15 April 2026, a cumulative 25,676 individuals (6,957 households) have been relocated under the accelerated relocationReliefWebJul 16disaster
Flash Update #53 New Sudanese Refugee Influx into Chad. The security situation in Eastern Chad remains generally calm but continues to be fragile and unpredictable, particularly in Wadi Fira Province and along the border with Sudan. Recent clashes around Kulbus (Sudan) have triggered the arrival of new populations in Kulbus (Chad). An assessment missioReliefWebJul 16disaster
Flash Update #53 Nouvel afflux de réfugiés soudanais au Tchad. La situation sécuritaire dans l’Est du Tchad demeure globalement calme, mais reste volatile, notamment dans la province du Wadi Fira et le long de la frontière avec le Soudan. Les affrontements signalés autour de Kulbus (Soudan) ont entraîné l’arrivée de nouvelles populations à Kulbus (Tchad). UneReliefWebJul 16disaster
Yemen: More children killed by landmines and other UXOs in first half of this year than all of 2025. The aid group's analysis of data collected by the Civilian Impact Monitoring Project (CIMP), part of the Protection Cluster in Yemen, also found a 61% increase in both child deaths and injuries from landmines or UXOs from January to July this year compared to the same period in 2025. [2] LandminesReliefWebJul 16disaster
oPt: Assessment of Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) rights issues in the Gaza Strip after the 2023 war. Executive Summary This study assesses the situation of housing, land, and property (HLP) rights in the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of the 2023–2025 war, within a context characterized by unprecedented destruction, widespread internal displacement, and severe disruption of legal and institutional sReliefWebJul 16disaster
oPt: Housing, Land and Property (HLP) rights in the Gaza Strip: Legal analysis in a context of conflict and destruction. Executive Summary This paper examines the emerging territorial, humanitarian, and legal realities associated with what has come to be referred to as the “Red Zone” in the Gaza Strip, defined as the area located east of the Yellow Line along the eastern boundary of the territory. The current geograReliefWebJul 16disaster
Lebanon — Mobility Snapshot - Round 108 - 16 July 2026. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) conducts regular monitoring of population movements in Lebanon to support preparedness and response efforts. This report is based on IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) Mobility Tracking exercise and is complemented by data from national systReliefWebJul 16disaster
Syrian Arab Republic — Emergency Mobility Tracking and Cross Border Monitoring Situation Update — Round 17 (13 July 2026)Countries: Syrian Arab Republic, Lebanon . Cross-border population movements from Lebanon into the Syrian Arab Republic (hereafter referred to as Syria) have continued to decrease following the ceasefire declared on 17 April 2026. Since arrivals reached their peak recorded level on 27 April 2026 (15ReliefWebJul 16disaster