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Ethiopia. Anticipatory Action in Somali Region, Ethiopia

Anticipatory action in Ethiopia

  • Active frameworks

    17
  • Activations

    20
  • Investments

    $49M+
  • People Targeted

    3M+

Hazards covered by anticipation

  • Cold Wave
  • Cyclone / Typhoon / Hurricane
  • Flood
  • Heat Wave
  • Multiple

With diverse geoclimatic conditions found across the country, Ethiopia experiences a wide range of weather- and climate-related hazards, including drought, floods and heat waves. The country is also affected by conflict.  

Anticipatory action is taking hold across Ethiopia, with frameworks in place for several of these hazards. The Ethiopian government, along with partners in the country, is also developing national-level frameworks for persistent hazards, such as the framework for drought, which was finalized in 2025. 

Working groups 

Eastern Africa Regional Technical Working Group on Anticipatory Action 

 

Photo: Preparing farmland in Berdaley village as part of anticipatory action in the Somali Region of Ethiopia after the enclosure of rangelands. © WFP

Frameworks and activations

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CountryHazardCoordinating OrganizationStatusPeople targetedBudget

Ethiopia

OCHA
Active 890,474 $ 20,000,000

Ethiopia

WFP
Active 3,624,006 $ 17,122,242

Ethiopia

IFRC
Active 84,750 $ 1,163,913

Ethiopia

IFRC
Active 140,000 $ 1,122,412

Ethiopia

Disaster and Risk Reduction Commission Ethiopia
Active 0 $ 100,000

Ethiopia

IFRC
Under development 0 $ 0
CountryHazardCoordinating OrganizationPeople targetedFundingYear

Ethiopia

OCHA
2,432,674 $ 17,982,040 2024

Ethiopia

OCHA
2,432,674 $ 17,982,040 2024

Ethiopia

WFP
662,865 $ 6,975,381 2022

Ethiopia

WFP
662,865 $ 6,975,381 2024

Ethiopia

IFRC
70,000 $ 235,310 2024

Ethiopia

World Vision International
4,748 $ 111,834 2024

Key:

  • Drought
  • Epidemic / Pandemic
  • Flood

Frameworks and activations

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