Humanitarian access incidents continue to hinder aid delivery, with 77 reported in August 2026. Over half of these incidents involved violence against humanitarian personnel and assets, leading to the suspension of activities in some areas. Conflict remains a primary driver of new displacement within the country.

Funding shortfalls threaten the provision of life-saving assistance for both the general population and refugees. Insecurity and violence against aid workers severely restrict humanitarian operations and the delivery of crucial services.

The country faces a severe humanitarian crisis with over half a million internally displaced persons and thousands of refugees. Returnees are encountering significant gaps in basic services, exacerbating their vulnerability.

Specific details on the types of food and nutrition assistance at risk, and the exact locations most affected by service gaps for returnees, are not yet covered in recent reporting.