Reports

This sheet provides updated figures of education under attack in the West Bank | 2024-2025 Academic Year

Check how Education has been on Hold for two years in Gaza; Two years of no in-person formal education.

Humanity & Inclusion (HI) highlights the latest declaration of famine in Gaza by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) released on August 22. Malnutrition threatens the lives of 132,000 children under five through June 2026, including 41,000 severe cases, doubling May’s numbers. For more details, check the full IPC report.

Humanity & Inclusion (HI) has worked in Syria for over 13 years, providing health, protection, and inclusion support, with a focus on people with disabilities and those injured by violence or explosive ordnance. Services include rehabilitation, psychosocial support, assistive technologies, and humanitarian mine action to reduce explosive threats and enable safe recovery. For more details, check the HI report on Syria.

Down Syndrome International and Humanity & Inclusion are working together to learn about health equity for people with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. In 2024, we asked people around the world about their health. We spoke to people with disabilities, families, and support workers. These are our findings.

Humanity & Inclusion (HI), along with 200+ NGOs, call for immediate action to end the deadly Israeli distribution scheme (including the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, GHF)

Explosive ordnance contamination in Ukraine is among the most severe in the world, affecting one-fourth of the country’s land.

The people of Gaza continue to endure the devastating consequences of Israel’s indiscriminate bombing campaigns, which have compounded more than 19 months of brutal destruction. The most recent total siege imposed by Israeli authorities on March 2 stripped over two million people of access to food, water, fuel, and medicine, deepening an already catastrophic man-made humanitarian crisis. For more details, refer to the full report of Gaza Humanitarian Snapshot 12.

This report takes stock of harm to civilians from the use of explosive weapons across the globe in 2024 and identifies state and non-state actors reportedly responsible for this use. As civilian deaths caused by the use of explosive weapons remained alarmingly high in Palestine, they increased elsewhere across the globe in 2024. Meanwhile, civilian access to healthcare, education, and humanitarian aid was impeded with increased frequency by explosive weapons use across contexts such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Mali, Myanmar, Nigeria, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, and Yemen.

Nineteen months into the conflict, the Gaza Strip is still confronted with a critical risk of Famine. Over 60 days have passed since all humanitarian aid and commercial supplies were blocked from entering the territory. Goods indispensable for people’s survival are either depleted or expected to run out in the coming weeks. The entire population is facing high levels of acute food insecurity, with half a million people (one in five) facing starvation. Explore the IPC - Integrated Food Security Phase Classification report on Gaza for more information.