Libya

Libya continues to suffer from the impact of a protracted political crisis, which leads to outbreaks of violence, displacement and a general worsening of people’s living conditions. Availability and affordability of food, fuel, water and sanitation, electricity and medical supplies have decreased and the provision of health care and public services continues to decline, thus exacerbating the humanitarian situation over the past year. This is further compounded by the desperate situation of many migrants and people in need of international protection such as refugees and asylum-seekers.

Health sector partners are collaborating to improve access of vulnerable people to preventive and curative health services, by providing medicines, supplies and deployment of mobile medical teams. The sector is also working to restore the basic functionality of health services by strengthening policy framework for health service delivery, supporting availability of skilled health staff and providing medical supplies and equipment for health facilities.


Libya map

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Health Sector data as of December 2022



804 000 people affected

US$ 27.5 million requested

2015 year activated


398 930
people targeted

126 % funded

Co-coordinator Ministry of Health

 

 

 

Health Sector coordination

Salahuddin Sadi
Health Sector Coordinator
sadis@who.int

Health Sector team

National team: 3
Coordinator: 1 PT
Information Management Officer: 1 FT
Public health officer: 0
Communications Officer: 1 PT
Subnational hubs: 2

Health Sector partners

Partners: 28
International NGOs: 13
National NGOs: 5
UN agencies: 5
National authority: 1
Donors: 3
Observers: 1