- 15.2M People in Need
- 2.6M People Targeted
- 1.7M People Reached
- $218.5M Funding Requested (USD)
- $60.5M Funding Received (USD)
- $157.9M Unmet funds (USD)
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Country overview
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Over 12.9 million people in Myanmar, predominantly women and children, are in need of food assistance as the country grapples with an alarming humanitarian crisis. This crisis is a confluence of escalating conflict, recurring flooding, and the aftermath of the devastating Cyclone MOCHA in late 2023. The latest wave of intensifying conflict since October 2023 has forcibly displaced over 586,000 people, compounding the total number to over 2.573 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) across Shan, Kayah, Rakhine, Chin, Sagaing, Mandalay, Bago, Kayin, Mon, and Tanintharyi regions. Proportionately, IDPs make twice as much of the food insecure compared to host communities (as per the recent analysis).
The impacts of these compounding disasters are far-reaching, disrupting all facets of life from mass conflict-driven displacement to severe consequences for food security, nutrition
Useful links
- FSC Response Dashboard 2023
- FSC Response Dashboard 2022 - Humanitarian Actor
- FSC Response Dashboard 2022 - Development Actor
- FSC HRP Response Dashboard 2022 - SouthEast
- FSC Response Dashboard 2021
- FSC HRP Dashboard 2021
- Conflict Report 2021 : A Food Security Perspective
- Myanmar Information Management Unit - MIMU
- OCHA Myanmar
- IRIN News Myanmar
- Myanmar Reliefweb