Thematic Map

On 4th August 2020, a large explosion occurred at the port of Beirut, Lebanon that left more than 6,500 individuals injured and caused at least 180 deaths. To assess the impact of the explosion and the arising needs and vulnerabilities, the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC), in coordination with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), have conducted large multi-sectoral needs assessments (MSNA) across 11,008 households. To support these efforts as well as draw attention to the gap on the needs and vulnerabilities of foreign nationals that were affected by the explosion, IOM has undertaken a secondary data review of LRC’s data. This map uses the data of 1,896 foreign national households with migrant workers in Beirut to provide an overview on the type of assistance received by foreign nationals. 

For information on the Foreign Nationals Multi-Sector Needs Assessment Analysis Report, please visit: https://migration.iom.int/node/9637

On 4th August 2020, a large explosion occurred at the port of Beirut, Lebanon that left more than 6,500 individuals injured and caused at least 180 deaths. To assess the impact of the explosion and the arising needs and vulnerabilities, the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC), in coordination with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), have conducted large multi-sectoral needs assessments (MSNA) across 11,008 households. To support these efforts as well as draw attention to the gap on the needs and vulnerabilities of foreign nationals that were affected by the explosion, IOM has undertaken a secondary data review of LRC’s data.  This map uses the data of 1,896 foreign national households with migrant workers in Beirut to provide an overview on the priority needs.

For information on the Foreign Nationals Multi-Sector Needs Assessment Analysis Report, please visit: https://migration.iom.int/node/9637

On 4th August 2020, a large explosion occurred at the port of Beirut, Lebanon that left more than 6,500 individuals injured and caused at least 180 deaths. To assess the impact of the explosion and the arising needs and vulnerabilities, the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC), in coordination with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), have conducted large multi-sectoral needs assessments (MSNA) across 11,008 households. To support these efforts as well as draw attention to the gap on the needs and vulnerabilities of foreign nationals that were affected by the explosion, IOM has undertaken a secondary data review of LRC’s data. This map uses the data of 1,896 foreign national households with migrant workers in Beirut to provide an overview on the nationalities of foreign nationals.

For information on the Foreign Nationals Multi-Sector Needs Assessment Analysis Report, please visit: https://migration.iom.int/node/9637

On 4th August 2020, a large explosion occurred at the port of Beirut, Lebanon that left more than 6,500 individuals injured and caused at least 180 deaths. To assess the impact of the explosion and the arising needs and vulnerabilities, the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC), in coordination with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), have conducted large multi-sectoral needs assessments (MSNA) across 11,008 households. To support these efforts as well as draw attention to the gap on the needs and vulnerabilities of foreign nationals that were affected by the explosion, IOM has undertaken a secondary data review of LRC’s data. This map uses the data of 1,896 foreign national households with migrant workers in Beirut to provide an overview on the post-incident household assistance. 

For information on the Foreign Nationals Multi-Sector Needs Assessment Analysis Report, please visit: https://migration.iom.int/node/9637

Seasonal Floods Analysis in Unity State for 5, 11 and 12 August 2020

IOM DTM, UNHCR and REACH combined their flow monitoring data for South Sudan with geographically disaggreagated data about COVID-19 cases in South Sudan and neighbouring countries compiled by UNICEF, with the aim of mapping population flows that may be vulnerable to COVID-19 transmission. Data on individuals travelling from areas with COVID-19 cases includes both those entering from neighbouring countries as well as internal movements within South Sudan.

The data reflects the situation as of 31 May