This report examines the challenges shaping food security and nutrition analysis in Sudan and how these constraints affect the production of reliable and consolidated evidence. The report considers the impact of these barriers on humanitarian response and identifies opportunities to strengthen collective analysis.

This report analyses the challenges and opportunities facing Emergency response rooms (ERRs)’ work in Khartoum state, as explained by ERR members and other national and international responders.

This report draws on secondary data and key informant insights to explore women’s and girls’ access to integrated gender-based violence and reproductive health (GBV-RH) programming in Yemen considering recent funding shortfalls.

This report compares access challenges across Ukrainian raions and oblasts to inform humanitarian responders and support decision-making. It is part of ACAPS’ regular analysis of access constraints, with the latest report published on 8 May 2025.

Bolivia experiences a dry period between June–September each year, with the highest risk of wildfires typically occurring in late September and sometimes extending into October and November.

This report examines whether the earthquake response met critical humanitarian needs according to sectoral thresholds defined by cluster benchmarks, including proxy indicators such as service coverage, market functionality, access to assistance, and what lessons can be drawn. 

This report examines how power manifest­s through six components of partnership, identifying both the practices associated with each component and the perceptions behind these practices. 

This report examines the humanitarian data and analysis landscape in Myanmar to highlight the challenges facing the response that impede evidence-informed programming. 

This report analyses the humanitarian impact of the current drought in Namibia, which has contributed to an increase in food insecurity and malnutrition across the country.

The report aims to complement IPC analyses and facilitate early recognition and coordinated responses to emerging major food and nutrition security crises among humanitarian and development stakeholders.

By highlighting the most pressing pre-earthquake humanitarian needs in Nangarhar province and indicating how the earthquakes may have aggravated these needs, this profile provides insight into the potential scope and scale of the earthquakes’ impact, supporting response planning and prioritisation in the absence of detailed post-earthquake data.

Between 1 January and 27 August 2025, more than 1.9 million Afghans returned from Iran, of whom over half (around 1.1 million) were deported. By comparison, over 906,300 Afghans returned from Iran during all of 2024. 

By highlighting the most pressing, pre-earthquake humanitarian needs in Kunar province and exploring how the earthquake may aggravate these needs, this profile provides insight into the potential scope and scale of the earthquake’s impact.

This report details four distinct yet plausible futures for Ukraine during the upcoming October 2025 to March 2026 cold season. The scenarios focus on how the intersection of war dynamics and seasonal conditions may drive distinct cold-season-related needs throughout the country. 

This report highlights the growing impact of Bureaucratic and Administrative Impediments (BAIs) on humanitarian access in increasingly complex operating environments owing to political fragmentation, legal volatility, and multiauthority control. 

This report explores the dynamics of internal displacement linked to climate and environmental hazards, such as drought, flooding, and desertification, from a granular and intersectional perspective that considers gender, age, and disability.

This report aims to analyse the humanitarian effects triggered by violence-induced livelihood deterioration in El Oro, Ecuador, from May 2024 to May 2025. 

By 4 August 2025, the General Directorate of Health Emergencies and Epidemics Control had recorded 2,957 suspected cholera cases in Tawila locality, North Darfur state, since the federal Ministry of Health (MOH) declared an outbreak in the country in August 2024. 

This report seeks to provide an analysis of the recent increase in cholera cases in the DRC. The current outbreak affects both eastern and western provinces. By July 2025, the outbreak had severely affected Kinshasa and nearby provinces, which were particularly hard hit by flooding.

This report highlights eight key protection risks identified as the most severe in 2025 by responders, with special focus on at-risk population groups, high-risk areas, and information gaps. It also aims to delve into the dynamics of each protection risk in 2025.