EDA’s Humanitarian Response in South Wollo
EDA continues to deliver life-saving humanitarian response through its integrated multisectoral project supported by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, focusing on CCCM, Health, Nutrition, ES/NFI, and WASH services.
In South Wollo Zone (Jari 1 & Mekaneyesus IDP sites), critical health and nutrition services are actively saving lives every day.
Nutritional screening for children under five and pregnant and lactating women is ongoing, enabling early identification of MAM and SAM cases and ensuring timely referral and treatment. Primary health care consultations continue to reach vulnerable families, restoring dignity and hope in crisis-affected communities.
Through coordinated, multisectoral efforts, we remain committed to ensuring safe, equitable, and life-saving services for all affected populations, restoring dignity and hope in crisis-affected communities.
Key Highlights
- Integrated Humanitarian Support: EDA is currently delivering life-saving services—including CCCM, Health, Nutrition, ES/NFI, and WASH—with vital support from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
- Targeted Operations: Efforts are concentrated in the South Wollo Zone, specifically serving the Jari 1 and Mekaneyesus IDP sites.
- Life-Saving Health & Nutrition: Ongoing nutritional screening for children under five and pregnant/lactating women is ensuring the early detection and treatment of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) and Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM).
- Primary Care Access: Daily primary health care consultations continue to provide essential support to vulnerable families, ensuring consistent access to medical services amidst the crisis.