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ATLANTIC TERRITORIAL SITUATION REPORT The department of Atlántico is home to significant environmental and social dynamics that pose major challenges in the educational context, particularly in terms of serving the most vulnerable populations
THE FUTURE OF HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS A space for dialogue, exchange, and collective visioningIn a world marked by accelerated technological transformations and increasingly complex, prolonged, and interconnected humanitarian crises, the humanitarian sector is facing
Highlighting the humanitarian response of the partners in the shelter and settlement cluster View More
Prediction models project normal and above-normal rainfall totals for the period between December and March 2025, identifying people exposed to different types of climate events that have consequences that can be mitigated through
This document provides strategic and response recommendations for the Housing and Settlements sector in the Catatumbo region. In 2025, the humanitarian situation in this area of Colombia is alarming, marked by the intensification
In 2025, Colombia will lose nearly one billion dollars in foreign aid from the United States due to the termination of major contracts from USAID and the U.S. Department of State. This decision,
The document describes the methodology used to calculate the General Number of People in Need (PiN) and Intersectoral Severities in Colombia for the year 2025. This analysis was carried out in accordance with
This document compiles recommendations for improving food management in shelters, promoting efficient use of resources and best practices at every stage of the process, from menu planning to waste disposal, with the aim
In 2024, members of the Food Security and Nutrition Cluster provided assistance to 461,000 people. Progress in the response was 56% (61% food assistance, 23% agricultural livelihoods, and 34% nutritional care). View More
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