Humanitarian Situation: Decades of conflict, climate shocks, and severe economic collapse have left 21.9 million people—nearly half the population—in need of urgent assistance. Restrictive policies, crumbling public services, and recurring natural disasters leave millions exposed without basic resources. Over 3.2 million children under five suffer from acute malnutrition, while preventable illnesses and harsh winter freezes claim young lives daily.
Key Sectors: Emergency Food Aid, Infant Nutrition, Winterization & Shelter, Safe Drinking Water (WASH), and Primary Healthcare.
Humanitarian Situation: Staggering climate shocks have affected millions of lives across Pakistan, leaving over 10 million people in desperate need of aid. Stagnant floodwaters, ruined farmland, and destroyed infrastructure continue to fuel extreme food insecurity and waterborne disease outbreaks, including cholera and severe malaria, among displaced families living in temporary tents.
Key Sectors: Clean Water Trucking, Emergency Hygiene, Flood-Resistant Shelter Kits, Acute Food Packs, and Disease Prevention.
Humanitarian Situation: Bangladesh hosts nearly 1 million Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar alongside 14 million local residents heavily impacted by severe monsoons and coastal storms. Dense refugee camps face extreme fire hazards, severe food rationing, and inadequate sanitation, leaving infants, pregnant women, and elderly refugees extremely vulnerable to malnutrition and disease.
Key Sectors: Refugee Protection, Supplementary Meal Vouchers, Water & Sanitation (WASH), Disaster Preparedness, and Maternal Health.
Humanitarian Situation: Recurring extreme climate shocks—including intense heatwaves and severe monsoon flooding—repeatedly displace hundreds of thousands of vulnerable individuals in India. Millions of children in underserved rural and urban communities face chronic malnutrition, lacking access to clean drinking water, essential medicines, or climate-resilient shelter.
Key Sectors: Child Malnutrition Relief, Emergency Flood Response, Mobile Health Clinics, and Clean Water Installations.
Humanitarian Situation: Lingering economic hardship and recurring weather shocks leave over 6 million Sri Lankans in acute food insecurity. Critical shortages of imported pharmaceuticals and essential medical supplies have brought public healthcare facilities to near-collapse, severely impacting rural clinics and putting vulnerable infants and elderly patients at direct risk.
Key Sectors: Essential Medical Supplies, Acute Food Assistance, Hospital Support, and Rural Livelihood Relief.
Humanitarian Situation: Nepal’s high vulnerability to earthquakes, landslides, and flash floods regularly isolates remote Himalayan communities, leaving 3 million people reliant on emergency support. Severe stunting affects over 40% of children in hard-hit mountain regions, where displaced families face brutal winter conditions without adequate shelter or heating.
Key Sectors: Thermal Winter Kits, Emergency Shelter Reconstruction, Infant Nutrition, and Clean Water Access.
Humanitarian Situation: Positioned along the Pacific typhoon belt, the Philippines endures up to 20 typhoons annually, causing widespread destruction and displacing coastal populations. Storm surges destroy homes, ruin water infrastructure, and cut off food supplies, leaving hundreds of thousands of displaced children exposed to waterborne illnesses and severe hunger.
Key Sectors: Rapid Emergency Response, Food Distribution, Emergency Hygiene Kits, and Shelter Repair Materials.
Humanitarian Situation: Ongoing conflict, severe blockades, and structural destruction have left Gaza’s entire population of 2.1 million people in catastrophic humanitarian need. Over 80% of the population is internally displaced, with non-functional healthcare, collapsed sanitation systems, and severe food shortages creating widespread famine conditions and urgent life-threatening risks.
Key Sectors: Emergency Trauma Care, Medical Supplies, Clean Water Tanking, Urgent Food Rations, and Temporary Shelter Kits.
Humanitarian Situation: Severe economic collapse alongside regional hostilities has pushed over 80% of Lebanon’s population below the poverty line. Over one million people have been displaced, crowding into temporary shelters without electricity, running water, or basic medicine, placing an immense burden on an already failing health system.
Key Sectors: Emergency Hospital Relief, Displaced Shelter Support, Daily Meal Packs, and WASH Services.
Humanitarian Situation: After years of conflict, 16.7 million Syrians require humanitarian assistance, and over 7 million remain internally displaced. Families in makeshift tent settlements endure severe winter freezes, while damaged municipal water infrastructure fuels severe cholera outbreaks and cuts off clean water access for millions.
Key Sectors: Winterization Warmth Kits, Cholera Prevention & WASH, Malnutrition Treatment, and Emergency Field Medicine.
Humanitarian Situation: Yemen remains one of the world’s most acute crises, with 18.2 million people in desperate need of assistance. Over 2.2 million children under five suffer from acute malnutrition, while 17 million people lack safe drinking water, driving widespread outbreaks of preventable diseases like cholera and diphtheria.
Key Sectors: Therapeutic Milk & Nutrition, Water Purification Kits, Primary Healthcare, and Basic Food Supplies.
Humanitarian Situation: As Iraq recovers from prolonged conflict, over 2.5 million people still require targeted humanitarian assistance. Hundreds of thousands of internally displaced people live in informal settlements with ruined housing, unsafe drinking water, and limited health services, compounded by severe heatwaves and drought.
Key Sectors: Shelter Rehabilitation, Solar Water Systems, Healthcare Provision, and IDP Protection.
Humanitarian Situation: Prolonged, historic droughts followed by severe, sudden flooding have left 6.9 million Somalis reliant on humanitarian aid. Over 1.4 million people are displaced in overcrowded camps where severe acute malnutrition threatens hundreds of thousands of children after millions of livestock and crops perished.
Key Sectors: Therapeutic Infant Nutrition, Emergency Water Trucking, Field Clinics, and Emergency Tents.
Humanitarian Situation: Sudan is suffering from the world’s largest displacement crisis, with 33.7 million people—over half the nation’s population—requiring humanitarian aid. Conflict has forced over 10 million people from their homes, destroyed healthcare infrastructure, and created severe famine conditions across multiple regions.
Key Sectors: Famine Prevention Food Rations, Cholera & Disease Response, Hospital Medicine, and Emergency Protection.
Humanitarian Situation: Overlapping droughts, localized conflict, and economic hardship have left over 20 million people in Ethiopia requiring urgent aid. More than 4 million internally displaced people lack shelter, clean water, and access to healthcare, leading to high malnutrition and disease rates among infants.
Key Sectors: Targeted Food Rations, Acute Malnutrition Treatment, Clean Water Wells, and Mobile Healthcare Units.
Humanitarian Situation: Tanzania hosts over 240,000 refugees from neighboring countries while rural communities endure severe seasonal climate shocks. Nearly 30% of children under five suffer from stunting, and refugee camps face significant shortfalls in safe water, sanitation, and pediatric care.
Key Sectors: Refugee Assistance, Child Nutrition Centers, Clean Water Supply, and Primary Healthcare.
Humanitarian Situation: Prolonged droughts in Kenya’s arid lands followed by flash floods leave over 4 million people severely food insecure. Pastoralist communities have lost millions of livestock, driving child acute malnutrition rates up while access to safe water and basic medical care remains scarce.
Key Sectors: High-Energy Infant Nutrition, Water Tank Trucking, Staple Food Rations, and Mobile Health Clinics.
Humanitarian Situation: Escalating conflict and climate shocks leave over 7 million people in Mali in urgent need. Violent insecurity has displaced nearly 400,000 people, shutting down schools, disrupting clean water networks, and leaving thousands of displaced children without basic healthcare or adequate nutrition.
Key Sectors: Mobile Feeding Clinics, Shelter Materials, Emergency Water Purification, and Primary Medical Kits.
Humanitarian Situation: Malawi faces recurring climate disruptions, including severe droughts and tropical cyclones that ruin staple crops, leaving over 4 million people facing severe food insecurity. High cholera risks and limited safe drinking water leave young children exposed to life-threatening infections.
Key Sectors: Cholera WASH & Purification Kits, Food Security Aid, Infant Malnutrition Treatment, and Agricultural Recovery.
Humanitarian Situation: High inequality and severe localized weather shocks leave millions of families in informal settlements without safe housing, clean water, or reliable food access. Coastal flooding routinely destroys informal dwellings, displacing thousands and heightening disease risks for children.
Key Sectors: Informal Settlement WASH Kits, Flood Emergency Relief, Emergency Food Distribution, and Community Health.
Humanitarian Situation: Severe armed violence, political instability, and recurring disasters have left 6.4 million people—over half the population—in emergency humanitarian need. Over 1.4 million people are internally displaced, healthcare facilities are largely non-functional, and famine conditions threaten millions of children.
Key Sectors: Emergency Food Aid, Cholera Medical Supplies, Safe Drinking Water (WASH), and Displacement Protection.
Humanitarian Situation: Economic collapse leaves approximately 7.9 million people inside Venezuela in need of critical assistance. Public health networks are severely compromised, food prices remain high, and chronic malnutrition affects thousands of children, while over 7.7 million people have fled the country.
Key Sectors: Critical Hospital Pharmaceuticals, Therapeutic Child Feeding, Water Purification, and School Meals.
Humanitarian Situation: Ongoing non-state armed violence and natural shocks affect millions in Colombia, which hosts nearly 7 million internally displaced persons alongside 2.8 million Venezuelan migrants. Displaced and isolated indigenous communities face severe shortages of food, safe water, and emergency medical care.
Key Sectors: IDP & Migrant Protection, Emergency Food Distribution, Mobile Health Units, and Clean Water Access.
Humanitarian Situation: Located in Central America’s “Dry Corridor,” Guatemala faces severe droughts that destroy staple harvests, leaving over 5 million people in need. The country suffers from one of the world’s highest chronic child malnutrition rates, with nearly 46.5% of children under five experiencing severe stunting.
Key Sectors: Infant Therapeutic Feeding, Emergency Water Distribution, Drought Relief, and Smallholder Food Aid.
