Scored
◆ Hold17.5critical
Nearly 3,000 Yemenis crossed into Djibouti in a week and were let in — real, but already credited, and mostly funded by others.
Score history
Djibouti
17.5criticalRank #140
2 scored events8 boundary watch cyclesJuly 20, 2026 – September 24, 2026
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Watchcycle 1
17.5critical
Whether Djibouti's own government contributes documented funding or capacity to the Yemeni-refugee reception, beyond the currently 15%-funded UNHCR appeal, is …
Watchcycle 7
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…
Watchcycle 6
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…
Watchcycle 5
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…
Watchcycle 4
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…
Watchcycle 3
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…
Watchcycle 2
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…
Scored
▼ -0.919.4critical
A UN hunger alert covering a quarter of the population was offset by verified health-insurance and school gains.
Watchcycle 1
20.3developing
A worsening of the UN-backed hunger alert without a matching expansion of health-insurance or school-enrolment coverage would be the next event to move this sc…