By Emma Wadland

Also published on World Food Programme Insight

Accessing clear and credible health information is essential during a pandemic, often saving lives.

Communication is a basic human need. In times of conflict and insecurity, this need intensifies as communicating and accessing information are – quite literally – lifelines for those in need of humanitarian assistance.

The ETS in Libya is now providing lifechanging internet connectivity to persons of concern, including refugees and asylum seekers at a UNHCR Community Day Centre in Tripoli.