Libya

Libya, a country rich in natural resources, has faced significant humanitarian challenges following years of conflict, political instability, and economic disruption. The ongoing crisis has left nearly 30% of the population in need of humanitarian assistance, with widespread poverty, food insecurity, and limited access to basic services. Many families struggle to afford nutritious food, and disruptions to supply chains have exacerbated the situation. Access to clean water, healthcare, and education has also been severely impacted, particularly in conflict-affected areas. Additionally, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and migrants face heightened vulnerabilities, often living in precarious conditions.

Humanitarian efforts in Libya focus on providing emergency food aid, improving water and sanitation infrastructure, and supporting healthcare and education services. By addressing these urgent needs, we can help Libyan communities rebuild, restore stability, and work toward a more hopeful future.