Mali

Conflict has severely affected the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable groups, with the impact spreading further into central and southern regions. Numerous armed groups remain active, and violence against civilians is increasing. At the same time, people face growing restrictions on movement and reduced access to essential services.

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Mali data

Primary displacement

67%

Secondary displacement

28%

Most population movements are driven by conflict, but natural disasters also rank among the top three causes of displacement.

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Communities with movement restrictions

25%

Restrictions outside the communities

53%

Nearly 1 in 2 people are feeling unsafe in their own communities. The majority of protection incidents reflect an extremely precarious situation, exposing populations to the risk of attacks and lootings. Assault and injury are also frequently reported.

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Reported GBV Incidents

11%

No access to GBV support

32%

Women and girls are particurlarly exposed to risks, with 7 out of 10 indicating unsafe areas in their communities. Physical assaults, psychological abuse, and denial of resources are the most commonly reported forms of GBV.

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No access to formal education

48%

Insecurity at shcool

21%

School closures and distructions are the main factors affecting education. 7 in 10 school closures are related to armed conflicts.

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Concerns about presence of displaced people

20%

Household member with special needs

34%

Limited resources challenge peaceful intercommunity dynamics. In a context of high movement restrictions, economic support is considered the most essential assistance.

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