Local perspectives on vulnerability in Hadramawt
The vulnerability people face in Al Mukalla and Sayun,?Hadramawt governorate, is almost always multidimensional and cannot be separated along sectoral lines. We have identified four main drivers of vulnerability: economic conditions, conflict-related state fragility, climate and environmental risk, and social norms. This is the first report in a series of six localised studies.
Food and nutrition security crisis risks?in Yemen
2.5 million people live in areas at risk of experiencing a deterioration into IPC 4+ in both Government of Yemen and Ansar Allah-controlled areas, according to the Joint Monitoring Report (JMR) modelling, using data until January 2024. The JMR combines quantitative modelling and qualitative analysis to provide robust bi-monthly food and nutrition security?monitoring.
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Tropical Cyclone Gamane in Madagascar
On 27 March 2024, Tropical Cyclone Gamane made landfall in Ampisikinana commune, Sava region. As at 30 March, the cyclone had caused heavy rains and floods, displacing?over 24,000 people and affected more than 88,000 in Analanjirofo, Atsinanana, Diana, and Sava regions...?read more
Armed confict in Myanmar
As at 25 March 2024, the resumption of armed conflict in Rakhine state since the breakdown of a ceasefire between the Arakan Army and the military junta in November 2023 had displaced nearly 157,000 people, bringing the number of IDPs in the state to around 350,000. The renewed conflict has resulted in heightened protection concerns...?read more
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Intercommunal violence in Papua New Guinea
As at 8 March 2024, around 45% of the violent incidents and 75% of related fatalities in Highlands region had occurred in Enga province since the 2022 elections. Political and intercommunal violence has resulted in an estimated 25,500 IDPs in the province, with around 5,450 displaced since February 2024... read more
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ACAPS at HNPW: missing pieces in a warming world?
This is ACAPS' first hybrid session at the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW)?2024, and it's just around the corner. We'll guide an interactive discussion around the climate change information and analysis gaps faced by humanitarian practitioners and decision-makers.
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