Global map of need
Every conflict has a country. Every country has a family.
Figures below are drawn from UN OCHA response plans, UNHCR displacement statistics and IPC food security analyses, with the source and date shown on each page. Where agencies differ, we show the range rather than the most dramatic number.
Sudan
The largest displacement crisis on earth, and the least reported.
- People in need
- 30.4M
- Internally displaced
- ~8.9M
Gaza, Palestine
Famine confirmed for the first time in the region's recorded history.
- People in need
- ~2M
- Displaced inside Gaza
- ~1.9M
Ukraine
A fourth winter of strikes on the power grid that keeps families warm.
- People in need
- ~12.7M
- Internally displaced
- ~3.7M
DR Congo
Nearly seven million displaced inside their own country.
- People in need
- 21–25M
- Internally displaced
- ~6.7M
Myanmar
Airstrikes, then an earthquake, on the same villages.
- People in need
- 21.9M
- Children affected
- 6.9M
Yemen
A decade of war has made hunger ordinary.
- People in need
- 19.5M
- Food insecure
- 17.1M
Syria
Returning home to a house that is no longer standing.
- People in need
- ~16.5M
- Internally displaced
- ~7.2M
Haiti
A war without an army, and a capital divided street by street.
- Acutely food insecure
- 5.7M
- Internally displaced
- 1.3M+
Afghanistan
21.9 million people in need — 45% of the country.
- People in need
- 21.9M
- Share of population
- 45%
Somalia & the Sahel
Where armed conflict and drought hit the same family twice.
- Somalis affected
- 9.1M
- Displaced in Somalia
- ~3.8M