Refugees are receiving at least 14L of water per person per day, instead of the minimum standard of at least 20L per person per day.

As firewood collection continues to be the main source of energy, environmental degradation will increase also affecting relations with host communities.

Refugees are living in old emergency shelters, damaged congested communal hangars or shared shelters.

UNHCR Ethiopia | Refugee Shelter Interventions Monitoring Dashboard | December 2023

Refugee Shelter Interventions Monitoring Dashboard

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