UNICEF: 2.3 Milyan Qof oo Soomaaliya u Baahanaya Caawinaad, Laakiin Lacagta Waa Hoos U Dhacday
UNICEF waxay sheegtay in 2.3 milyan qof oo Soomaaliya ku nool ay u baahan yihiin caawinaad, iyadoo 50,000 qof oo cusub ay ku guuleysteen inay ka baxaan goobihii ay ku sugnaayeen. Bishii June 2026, UNICEF waxay ka shaqeyneysay xaaladaha caafimaadka, waxbarashada, iyo amniga bulshada.
Caafimaadka iyo Bilowga
UNICEF waxay taageertay jawaabaha ka dhanka ah cudurrada badan, oo ay ku jiraan polio, measles, meningitis, yellow fever iyo cholera. Campayn ballaaran oo polio ah waxay u dhiibtay 2.63 milyan carruur ah, halka 46,765 carruur ah oo kale ay u dhiibteen measles.
Sidoo kale, UNICEF waxay siinaysaa caafimaad degdeg ah 10,287 carruur ah oo xanuunsan, iyadoo 39% ka mid ah xaqiijinta 2026-ka laga gaaray. 39,264 qof ayaa sidoo kale ka faa'iideystay howlaha IYCF-E iyo shaqada bulshada.
Waxbarashada iyo Amniga Bulshada
UNICEF waxay taageertay waxbarashada 9,236 carruur ah oo xaaladaha degdegga ah ku jira, iyadoo sidoo kale waxbarashada macallimiinta iyo dhismaha goobaha waxbarashada loo sameeyay. 10,645 carruur ah ayaa sidoo kale helay caawinaad nolosha iyo dhiirigelin.
Howlaha WASH waxay u fududeeyeen 83,344 qof inay helaan biyo nadiif ah, 14,360 qof ayaa sidoo kale helay adeegyada nadiifinta, halka 91,716 qof ayaa ka faa'iideystay howlaha nadiifinta.
Xaaladda Lacagta iyo Dib-u-dhaca
UNICEF waxay sheegtay in 57% ka mid ah codsiga lacagta 2026-ka uu hoos u dhacay, taasoo keentay in lacag dhan $17.1 milyan oo lacag la'aan ah ay jirto. Xaaladdan waxay saameyn ku yeelatay caawinaadka nolosha ah ee loo baahan yahay.
Xaaladda caafimaadka iyo dib-u-dhaca ayaa sii socota, iyadoo 2.3 milyan qof oo Soomaaliya ku nool ay u baahan yihiin caawinaad. UNICEF waxay sheegtay in xaaladdan ay saameyn ku yeelatay caawinaadka nolosha ah ee loo baahan yahay.
UNICEF's mid-year situation report for the Central African Republic reveals a crisis of scale and resources, with 2.3 million people in need and a US$17.1 million funding shortfall constraining life-saving interventions across health, nutrition, education and protection sectors.
Disease Outbreaks and Vaccination Efforts
UNICEF supported responses to multiple disease outbreaks, including polio, measles, meningitis, yellow fever and cholera. A nationwide polio campaign vaccinated 2.63 million children, while 46,765 children received measles vaccines in outbreak-affected areas.
The scale of the vaccination drive underscores the urgency of the health emergency, as the agency worked to contain the spread of these diseases in a context where access to healthcare remains severely limited for many communities.
Nutrition, WASH and Education Interventions
Treatment was provided to 10,287 children with severe acute malnutrition, representing 39% of the 2026 HAC target, and 39,264 people benefited from IYCF-E and community engagement activities. WASH interventions enabled 83,344 people to access safe drinking water, 14,360 to improved sanitation services, and 91,716 to hygiene promotion activities.
Education support reached 9,236 crisis-affected children, alongside teacher training and learning space construction, as UNICEF sought to mitigate the growing disruption to schooling caused by the ongoing conflict and displacement.
Protection Services and Critical Funding Gap
Child protection and GBV services reached thousands, including 10,645 children with psychosocial support. Humanitarian needs remained critical, with 2.3 million people requiring assistance and over 50,000 newly displaced by violence.
However, UNICEF's 2026 HAC appeal remained 57% unfunded, leaving a US$17.1 million funding gap and constraining life-saving assistance, as the agency warned that the shortfall threatens the sustainability of its operations in the country.
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