Somalia 2019 | Humanitarian InSight

Kate Holt/UNICEF

Total population

12.3m

People in need

4.2m

People to receive aid

3.4m

Requirements ($)

$1.08bn

Coverage (%)

23.7%

Unmet ($)

$821.6m

Humanitarian profile by cluster

Cluster	In Need	Targeted %	Targeted
Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM)	2,600,000	69.2%	1,800,000
Education	1,800,000	0%	Pending
Food Security	3,500,000	77.1%	2,700,000
Health	3,000,000	80%	2,400,000
Nutrition	1,500,000	73.3%	1,100,000
Protection	2,600,000	53.8%	1,400,000
Refugee Response	38,970	100%	38,970
Shelter and NFIs	2,300,000	65.2%	1,500,000
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene	2,900,000	79.3%	2,300,000

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Strategic Objectives

1
Reduce acute humanitarian needs and excess mortality among the most vulnerable by providing life-saving and sustaining integrated assistance.
2
Reduce emergency levels of acute malnutrition by strengthening nutrition-sensitive and integrated, multi-sectoral programming.
3
Ensure protection of affected populations, including those living in hard-to-reach areas and IDP settlements, through protection promoting assistance that targets the most vulnerable and people at risk of exclusion.
4
Increase resilience capacity of at risk communities and promote complementary interventions of development partners in social services.

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Indicator overview

Indicator	Unit	In need	Target	Targeted (%)	Measure
SO1: Reduce acute humanitarian needs and excess mortality among the most vulnerable by providing life-saving and sustaining integrated assistance.
IN1: Reduce the percentage of people in severe acute food insecurity phases (crisis and worse) from the total population in Somalia from post Gu level	People	1,420,000	1,200,000	84.5%	Pending
IN2: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities with access to safe water services	People	2,306,600	2,092,200	90.7%	Pending
SO2: Reduce emergency levels of acute malnutrition by strengthening nutrition-sensitive and integrated, multi-sectoral programming.
IN1: Medium Prevalence rate (%) of global acute malnutrition in children 6 to 59 months of age	Percentage	0	13	0%	Pending
IN2: Percentage of IDPs in acute food insecurity phases (stressed and worse) from the total acute food insecure population (sum of IPC 2, 3, 4 and 5) post Gu 2018 level	Percentage	0	35	0%	Pending
IN3: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities with access to sustainable safe water service	People	1,581,320	889,360	56.2%	Pending
IN4: Coverage of vaccinations for children 6-59 months –Penta 3 and micronutrients	Percentage	0	85	0%	Pending
SO3: Ensure protection of affected populations, including those living in hard-to-reach areas and IDP settlements, through protection promoting assistance that targets the most vulnerable and people at risk of exclusion.
IN1: Number of safety audit conducted in IDP settlements with follow up actions taken to improve safety conditions	Audits	955	100	10.5%	Pending
IN2: Percentage of SHF funded projects with protection-oriented objectives and indicators	Percentage	0	100	0%	Pending
IN3: Number of people in targeted settlements and communities having access to a gender separated sanitation facility and located at less than 50 m from the household and equipped with a lockable door	People	1,906,290	953,150	50.0%	Pending
SO4: Increase resilience capacity of at risk communities and promote complementary interventions of development partners in social services.
IN1: Number of individuals (or percentage of people targeted) supported with livelihoods inputs and protection assistance including livelihood diversification options	People	3,400,000	2,900,000	85.3%	Pending
IN2: Number of government institutions receiving support from the cluster	Organizations	10	10	100%	Pending
IN3: Number of protracted IDPs/refugee returnees provided with safe, well-tailored, sustainable and habitable shelter with appropriate land tenure security	Returnees	175,800	114,000	64.8%	Pending
IN4: Number of adult persons of concern (18 -59 Yrs) whose livelihood and self-reliance needs are met through different actions	People	19,874	10,000	50.3%	Pending
IN5: Number of joint HCT-UNCT or Cluster/Pillar Working Group meetings to promote complementary humanitarian and development interventions	Meetings	6	6	100%	Pending

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Cluster overview and funding status

Cluster	Partners	Projects	Funding	Required
Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM)	15	17	$6m	$31.9m
Education	24	24	$5.4m	$39.6m
Enabling Programmes	7	9	$10.2m	$32.4m
Food Security	65	68	$114.4m	$352.5m
Health	57	62	$12.9m	$93.2m
Multi-sectorial assistance for non-refugees	4	4	$17.3m	$39.4m
Nutrition	71	74	$13.6m	$178.5m
Protection	49	54	$7.4m	$83.9m
Refugee Response	1	1	$0	$57.9m
Shelter and NFIs	18	19	$3m	$64.3m
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene	52	54	$14.8m	$103.9m

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