Unicef Uganda Humanitarian Situation Report Floods Response No 2

Unicef Uganda Humanitarian Situation Report Floods Response No 2 The death toll remains at 23 with two missing persons. landslides however continue to affect some parts of eastern region due to the already damaged landscape. author (s) unicef. publication date. august 2022. languages. english. unicef uganda humanitarian response floods response update 2 (pdf, 161 kb). Files available for download. situation reports are the main reporting tool to monitor unicef’s humanitarian response. they provide an update on the situation and needs of children in a country or region, as well as information on unicef’s response and funding requirements.

Unicef Uganda Humanitarian Situation Report Floods Response No 2 Unicef uganda floods response (update #2) situation overview & humanitarian needs. according to uganda red cross society, over the last 24 hours the eastern region of uganda has mostly been dry. Highlights. as of 31 october 2024, 34 districts had confirmed 325 cases (44 % women and girls), with 1 registered death (1 woman). out of all cases, 84 (20%) were children under 18 years. of all the cases, 31.7 per cent are from known contacts, and according to the statistics, slightly more males than females are affected. Unicef uganda humanitarian situation report no. 2 march april 2022. the food security situation has deteriorated in the karamoja sub region, with 520,000 people currently food insecure (phase. Situation report in english on uganda and 3 other countries about coordination, education, epidemic, flash flood and more; published on 26 mar 2024 by unicef.

Unicef Uganda Humanitarian Situation Report No 2 February 2020 Unicef uganda humanitarian situation report no. 2 march april 2022. the food security situation has deteriorated in the karamoja sub region, with 520,000 people currently food insecure (phase. Situation report in english on uganda and 3 other countries about coordination, education, epidemic, flash flood and more; published on 26 mar 2024 by unicef. The above normal down pours have had significant adverse impact, including loss of live, livestock, lack of access to safe and consumable water and damage to homesteads and sections of road networks. mbale, kapchorwa, sironko, bukedea and bulambuli are the most affected districts, with 23 deaths and 4,057 hh affected1. author (s). Unicef’s humanitarian action for children (hac) in uganda is significantly underfunded, with a us$24.6 million gap (87 per cent) against the us$28.4 million total funding requirement. to address.