The State of Hunger in Libya
Since the UN-brokered ceasefire, Libya has made considerable progress towards stability. However, sporadic clashes between armed groups persist, and despite the slow return of displaced people, their needs are great because of damaged homes and a lack of public services. Meanwhile, global price rises for basic commodities have affected the most vulnerable households and raised the country’s food insecurity. This situation has been further compounded by natural disasters, and with protracted conflicts depleting resources, Libya lacks the capacity for effective disaster response.
