In Ethiopia, 28 organizations are responding to the Sudan emergency

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.

Due to a lack of funds, seven refugee-hosting areas in Ethiopia will no longer be able to provide lifesaving services for gender-based violence (GBV) survivors. Limited access to documentation and re...

Physical security in Kumer and Awlala settlements is of concern. Access to services, in particular life saving services such as health is also challenging as transportation including lack of ambulance...

Under the auspices of the Durable Solutions Working Group (DWSG) chaired by the regional/zonal authorities, UNHCR and partners are facilitating voluntary returns in safe and dignified conditions to th...

Following the outbreak of armed conflict in Sudan on 15 April 2023, Ethiopia is receiving thousands of forcibly displaced people at three main points of entry along the land border between Sudan and E...

New Population Movement from Sudan as of 15 October 2023

Globally, it is estimated by WHO that 22% of forcibly displaced people suffer from a men-tal disorder (Charlson, et al., 2019). Children make up to almost half of the displaced pop-ulations and are mo...

CORE for the New Population Movement from Sudan

CORE Population Movement from Sudan