Myanmar: Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026, Quarter 2 Dashboard (Jan - Jun 2026)

Mid-term progress

By 30 June, humanitarian partners had reached an estimated 3.1 million affected people, helping families access food, healthcare, protection, cash, safe water and other essential support needed to cope with conflict, displacement and other shocks. This cumulative reach represents 63 per cent of the annual target and was nearly twice
the number of people reached by the end of March 2026. Similarly, within the hyper-prioritized caseload, 1.6 million people received assistance, or 64 per cent of those targeted. This is meaningful progress, especially considering that most of those hyper-prioritized are residing in one of the world’s most difficult operating environments.
 

Behind these totals are people living through very different but often overlapping crises. Those reached included 1.7 million women and girls, 1.2 million children, 1.3 million internally displaced people, 1.6 million other shock-affected people and an estimated 276,000 persons with disabilities. For some families, assistance meant cash or food to meet immediate household needs. For others, it meant access to healthcare, protection services, clean water or potentially life-saving information. Multipurpose cash, food assistance and nutrition services, and health recorded the widest sector-level reach. However, people may receive support from several sectors, and assistance varied considerably in type, intensity and duration. The figures therefore reflect the breadth of the response, rather than whether every person received sufficient or sustained support.