The Trust Fund in Libya is building on the strategic lines set out in the Joint Communication 'Managing flows, saving lives' and the Malta Declaration to foster and support a migration management and asylum system in Libya that is consistent with the main international standards and human rights. In this respect, and given the dire situation in which migrants and displaced populations are stranded in Libya, the EUTF for Africa pays particular attention to protection and assistance to migrants and their host communities in the country in order to increase their resilience. It also provides, as essential life-saving measures, voluntary humanitarian repatriation for migrants and humanitarian evacuations for people in need for international protection. Finally, the EUTF for Africa supports the national authorities to foster their capacity to counter migrant smuggling and trafficking in human beings and a more efficient integrated border management.
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UNICEF
With the support of the EUTF Africa, an estimated 225,000 women and children will benefit from some 122 tonnes of lifesaving and essential medicines and supplies that have arrived in Libya with the help of our partner UNICEF; the supplies are essential to the implementation of an integrated Maternal Child...
UNHCR
Aisha * left her war-torn country, Somalia, with her mother when she was 20 years-old, following the death of her father and a brother as a result of the conflict. They were desperate for a safe place to start a new life. However, she and her mother ended up being...
IOM
Libya is among the most water scarce countries in the world. The South of Libya relies heavily on water wells to secure water for local communities.
Health and environmental conditions in Sabha have been affected by an incomplete wastewater system, as well as by random dumping of solid waste....
UNDP
All around the world, sport is considered a powerful tool for uniting people, crossing boundaries, and developing tolerance, respect and social inclusion. Even though sport unites people of all genders, colors, and religions all around the world, in Libya, it has not totally overcome the gender barrier yet. According to...
