Somalia

Current Operations
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Project n. Project title
200507 Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in Somalia and in Kenya
200443 Strengthening Food and Nutrition Security and Enhancing Resilience
200440 Food Security Cluster Augmentation in Response to the continued Humanitarian Situation in Somalia
20034 Logistics and Emergency Telecommunications Cluster Augmentation in Response to the Humanitarian Situation in Somalia
200281 Somalia Emergency Operation
10681.0 Humanitarian Air Service in Support of Relief Operations in Somalia
10578.0 Emergency Rehabilitation Work for Mogadishu and Kismayo Ports, and Targeted Emergency Road Rehabilitation for Key Main Supply Routes in South Somalia,in Direct Support of the Provision of Emergency Humanitarian Food Aid
Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in Somalia and in Kenya

The special Operation (SO) 200507 has been prepared to ensure continued provision of safe and reliable air transport services to the humanitarian community in Somalia and Kenya for the period 2013-2014.  From 1 July 2007 until 31 December 2012 air operations services were implemented through the SO 106810. Over the past years there have been numerous changes in the operation which were reflected through five budget revisions on SO106810 resulting in an overall budget increase up to USD 95,772,987 million from the initial budget of US$23,204,823.  The new Special Operation for UNHAS activities will reflect the current humanitarian context, latest operational objectives and set up of the operation. SO 200507 will also spell out the need for the Aviation services in Kenya and formally establish an SO for Humanitarian Air Service in support of relief operations for both Somalia and Kenya.

Operation documents
Budget revisions
Resourcing updates
WFP Offices
Country at a glance 2013
Planned Beneficiaries1,560,002
Beneficiary needs (mt)151,122
Beneficiary needs ($US)300,681,570
Donors - 2013 ($US)
Donors - Directed contributions
Multilateral contributionsUS$ -9,099
USA23,997,802
UN Common Funds and Agencies (excl CERF)4,737,119
Japan3,416,718
Russian Federation1,000,000
Saudi Arabia553,740
Republic of Korea500,000
Private Donors2,287
Threats to food security
  • Prolonged civil unrest
  • Frequent droughts
  • Fragile environment
  • Occasional floods in the south