Libya continues to be in a state of turmoil since unrest broke out in 2014, leaving 1.15 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. Access to basic goods and services has become a challenge, as many households are faced with Read more…
Little is known about the present state of market systems in Libya. Relevant market dynamics are not fully understood by the humanitarian community, which in turn hampers the provision of an effective and efficient response to vulnerable population groups. In Read more…
As the Syrian crisis reaches the end of its sixth year, monitoring markets within the country to understand how they cope with challenges created by the conflict becomes increasingly crucial. Over the years, prices of food and non-food items (NFIs) Read more…
South Sudan is facing an unprecedented level of humanitarian emergency with approximately 4.9 million reported being food insecure according to the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification. In February 2017, the government and the UN declared a famine in Leer Read more…
In the context of Iraq, cash is a becoming an increasingly common mean for aid delivery by a variety of humanitarian partners. Within this framework, REACH proposed to the Iraq Cash Working Group (CWG) in September 2016 the concept of Read more…
