📈 Humanitarian needs on the rise in Afghanistan
Afghanistan is facing a new wave of humanitarian needs as mass returns from Iran accelerate. Since January 2025, more than 1.9 million Afghans have crossed back from Iran, with over half deported under new directives from Iranian authorities.
The rapid influx is straining already limited resources at border areas and deepening vulnerabilities nationwide, with urgent gaps in shelter, health care, sanitation, and protection services.
Namibia facing the worst drought in centuries
The country has been under a national state of emergency since May 2024 as the worst drought in a century continues. Failed harvests, livestock deaths, and water shortages are driving severe food insecurity, with around 40% of the population facing crisis-level hunger.
Food & Nutrition Crisis Trends in Yemen
About 17 million people are projected to face acute food insecurity this year. Critical alerts spiked across indicators like food imports, fuel, and exchange rates, while many households are unable to meet basic food needs and are resorting to extreme coping strategies.
Afghanistan earthquake update
Needs after earthquake: Nangarhar
The province faced serious humanitarian needs even before the recent earthquake. Damage to homes, infrastructure, and services has intensified vulnerabilities, putting communities at greater risks.
Kunar already faced major gaps in basic services before the earthquake. The earthquake has worsened these vulnerabilities, increasing risks for affected communities and heightening the need for immediate assistance.
Global Humanitarian Access: Burkina Faso
Humanitarian aid in Burkina Faso faces major delays from insecurity, bureaucratic hurdles, and political interference, while many IDPs and refugees lack the documentation needed to access essential services.
Floods in Colombia
In September 2025, floods and landslides in Meta, Colombia, affected over 108,000 people, damaging roads, homes, schools, and farms. Communities face urgent needs for food, shelter, water, and healthcare, with heightened risks of waterborne and other diseases....read more
Violent clashes in Ghana
Land clashes in Ghana’s Savannah region in late August 2025 killed at least 34 people and displaced nearly 50,000. Many fled to Côte d’Ivoire, facing food and medical shortages, while thousands remain displaced in Ghana. Risks of renewed violence remain high....read more
Monsoon floods in Pakistan
By 9 September 2025, monsoon floods in Pakistan affected 5.6 million people, killed at least 910, and displaced over 2.1 million. Thousands of homes were damaged, and urgent needs include shelter, food, health, and WASH, with heavy rains continuing to worsen the crisis....read more
22 SEPTEMBER 2025
Launching report on climate displacement in Afghanistan
ACAPS is launching its latest report on climate displacement, highlighting the perspectives of those in climate-affected areas. The event will feature a presentation of key findings and a panel discussion with speakers from the Protection Cluster and IOM. For more information. Register here.
COMING SOON: The future of crisis monitoring
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