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LIBYA
ECONOMICMONITOR
Fall2023
Libya
EconomicMonitor
Fall2023
LIBYAECONOMICMONITORIFall2023
CONTENTS
BOXES3
ACRONYMS4
EXECUTIVESUMMARY5
RECENTECONOMICDEVELOPMENTS8
Conflict,FragilityandGovernance8
Growth16
ExternalSector20
PublicFinances21
RECENTSOCIALDEVELOPMENTS25
PovertyandVulnerability25
HealthServices27
Education28
WaterandSanitation28
AccesstoElectricity29
OUTLOOK30
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BOXES
Box1:TheDernaTragedyandWaterSectorGovernanceinLibya10
Box2:RecentProgressTowardtheReunificationoftheCentralBankofLibya13
Box3:TheeconomicImpactsofthestormDaniel:TheRDNAassessment17
Box4:TheimportanceofplanningpublicinvestmentFigures23
Figure1:FinancialCostsoftheConflictontheWaterSector(2012-2019)10
Figure2:GeneralCompanyforWaterandWastewaterBudget,2018(US$million)11
Figure3:Libya:ViolenceHassharplyAbatedsince201111
Figure4:Violentincidentswereregisteredalloverthecountrybuthighlyconcentratedinoil-richareas12
Figure5:Libya:MostVolatileGrowthPerformanceWorldwide14
Figure6:Since2011,OilProductionremainedlargelydependentonPoliticalandSecurityconditions15
Figure7:DiversificationinLibya:StagnatingoverDecades15
Figure8:SpatialDisparitiesAmongDistrictsasourceofpoliticaltension15
Figure9:InequalRepartitionofGDPPerCapitaAmongDistrictsin202315
Figure10:Oilsector:Asignificantincreaseinproductionbutoilpricedeclineshrankexportsrevenue16
Figure11:OilandGasFieldGeographicPositionsarefarfromthefloodedareas16
Figure12:sectoraldistributionofthedamagesandloss17
Figure13:regionaldistributionofthedamagesandloss17
Figure14:LimitedGDPimpactin2023thatcouldincreasein2024and202518
Figure15:Thefloodingaffectsalleconomicsectorexceptforoilandminingsectors18
Table1:GDPlossbydistrictrelativevariationvis-à-vistothebusiness-as-usualscenario)18
Figure16:Inflationhaseasedgraduallyin202319
Figure17:Theeaseofinflationhasbeenperceivedinallregionsin202319
Figure18:MoneySupplyandCurrencyOutsidetheBankingSystemhasgrownin202320
Figure19:CurrentAccountBalanceandNetOfficialReservessignificantlyincreasedin202221
Figure20:Loweroilpricesandreducedtradebalancesurplusduringthefirstsevenmonthsof202321
Figure21:Duringthefirstninemonthsof2023GNUachievedafiscalsurplus23
Figure22:CapitalExpenditureissignificantbutlargepartofdirectedtowardtheNationalOilCorporation24
Figure23:DiverseImpacts:HowSector-SpecificInvestmentsShapeGDPOutcomes24
Figure24:PovertyremainschallengemainlyintheEastandSouthofLibya25
Figure25:AlargeProportionofHouseholdsareusingCopingStrategytocovertheiressentialneeds26
Figure26:Libyansaregettingindebtedtomeettheirbasicneedsmainlyfromfriends27
Figure27:QualityofEducationSysteminLibyaoneofthelowestworldwide28
Table2:MacroPovertyOutlookIndicators(annualpercentchange,unlessotherwiseindicated)31
Note:Theboundaries,colors,denominations,andotherinformationshownonanymapinthisworkdonotimplyanyjudgmentonthepartoftheWorldBankconcerningthelegalstatusofanyterritoryortheendorsementoracceptanceofsuchboundaries.
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ACRONYMS
ACLED
ArmedConflictLocation&EventData
CBL
CentralBankofLibya
CGE
ComputableGeneralEquilibrium
CPI
ConsumerPriceIndex
EU
EuropeanUnion
FAO
FoodandAgricultureOrganization
FDI
ForeignDirectInvestment
GAWR
GeneralAuthorityforWaterResources
GCD
GeneralCompanyforDesalination
GCWW
GeneralCompanyforWaterandWastewater
GDP
GrossDomesticProduct
GECOL
GeneralElectricityCompanyofLibya
GNS
GovernmentofNationalStability
GNU
GovernmentofNationalUnity
HoR
HouseofRepresentatives
IMF
InternationalMonetaryFund
JENA
JointEducationNeedsAssessment
LNA
LibyaNationalArmy
LYD
LibyanDinar
MEB
MinimumExpenditureBasket
MMRP
Man-MadeRiverProject
MSNA
Multi-SectorNeedsAssessment
NOC
NationalOilCompany
OCHA
OfficefortheCoordinationofHumanitarianAffairs
OPEC
OrganizationofthePetroleumExportingCountries
PHC
PrimaryHealthcare
RTGS
Real-timeGrossSettlement
RDNA
RapidDamageNeedsAssessment
UN
UnitedNations
UNICEF
UnitedNationsChildren’sFund
UNITAR
UnitedNationsInstituteforTrainingandResearch
WHO
WorldHealthOrganization
WLGP
WesternLibyanGasProject
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SUMMARY
EXECUTIVE
I
nSeptember2023,LibyawasstruckbystormDaniel,resultinginthebreachoftwodams,significant
flooding,lossoflifeandphysicaldamagesinDernaandsurroundings.
RecentdatafromUnitedNations(UN)agenciesrevealsnearly4,000fatalities,9,000missingindividuals,and40,000displacedresidents.Satellite-derivedbuildingdamageanalysisidentifiesatotalof30,975buildings/structureswithvisibledamageswithintheDerna,AlJabalAlAkhdar,AlmarjandBenghaziGovernorates.Inaddition,346Kilometers(km)ofroadshavebeendamagedorarepotentiallydamaged.
Intheaftermathofthedisaster,Libyaexperiencedararemomentofunityandsolidarity.Civilsocietyactivelyprovidedinitialsupporttodevastatedareas.TheUnitedNations’OfficeofCoordinationofHumanitarianAssistance(OCHA)assessedthehumanitarianneedsatUS$71.4million.TheGovernmentofNationalUnity(GNU)allocatedUS$412million(2LYDbillion)fortheBenghaziandDerna
ReconstructionFund.Atthesametime,theHouseofRepresentatives(HoR)approvedUS$2.1billion(10LYBbillion)forregionalrecovery,albeitwithnoclearfundingmechanism.TheGNUallocatedanadditionalmonthofsalarytocivilservantsintheaffectedareas.
Thebreachingofthetwodamshighlightsthedeficienciesinpublicinvestmentandmaintenanceplanningandspending.Publicinvestmentspendinghashistoricallyservedasanadjusteroftheoilrevenuefluctuations,resultinginvolatileand
unpredictablespendingallocations.Maintenanceoperationsarepartsofchapter2buttheallocationislimited.
In2022morethan70percentofChapter2wereallocatedtosovereignministryandtosecurityexpenditure.Moreover,whenofficialinvestmentspendingisrelativelyhigh(15.3percentofGrossDomesticProduction(GDP)in2022),asignificantportionoffundsisoftendirectedtowardstheNationalOilCompany(NOC)and
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security-relatedexpenses,whereasonlyasmallfractionisearmarkedforinfrastructureprojects.|Thesedecisionsappeartobemadeonanadhocbasis,lackingacohesiveeconomicvisionandaconsiderationofthemediumtolong-termdevelopmentneedsandimpacts.Lastly,fiscalspaceforinvestmentspendingisrelativelynarrow:publicspendingonsalaries,subsidiesandtransfersaccountsfor70percentoftotalspendingornearly33percentofGDP.
PovertyandspatialdisparitiesaccentuatevulnerabilitytofloodinganddisastersandarekeydriversofLibya’sfragility.Tripoli’sGDPpercapitais35percenthigherthanthatofDernaandAlButnan,themostdisadvantageddistricts,accordingtobigdataanalysis.Between84and97percentofhouseholdsintheeasternandsoutherndistrictsreportsignificantbarrierstoaccesshealthcare,comparedto40percentofthewesterndistricts(OCHA).Meanwhile,educationqualityislowanddeclining.TheLibyaneducationsystemwasconsideredtobetheworstsystemamong144countriescoveredbythelastWorldCompetitivenessreportcoveringLibya(2015).
ThefloodingscausedlimiteddisruptionstotheoilsectorandnationaleconomyandtheLibyaneconomyisexpectedtoreboundin2023-2024.Oilproductionwasnot
affectedbythestormandfloodinginDerna.Oilexportterminalswereonlyclosedforafewdaysforprecautionaryreasons.Dernacontributesamodest
1.75percenttoLibya’sGDPandtheagriculturalsector,themostaffectedsectorbytheflooding,contributeslessthan2percentofGDP.Asaresult,theeconomyisprojectedtogrowby14.1percentin2023,reboundingfroma-1.2percentcontractionin2022,andby4.7percentin2024.Thisisassumingthatoilproductionisnotaffectedbypotentialsecurityandsocialdisruptions.
Uncertaintiesanddownsideriskspersist.Keyamongthesearerisksrelatedtoconflict,toglobaleconomicdevelopments,especiallyfromtheChineseeconomy’sdecelerationasthiscouldnegativelyaffectoildemandandprices.TheimpactoftheconflictintheMiddleEastcouldleadtoanupwardpressureonenergypriceswhichwouldbetoLibya’sexportrevenueadvantage.However,heightenedgeopoliticaltensionscouldalsounderminethecountry’ssecurityandstability.
Libya’smedium-termgrowthanddevelopmentchallengesaremajorandpressing.Keyamongtheseistoaccelerateandstabilizegrowth:GDPpercapitashrankby54percentbetween2010and2022.Furthermore,Libya’seconomywasamongthemostvolatileduringthepastdecadeduetotheconflict,instability,
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fragmentation,oilexportblockades,andweakeconomicpolicies.Anotherchallengeistodiversifytheeconomytomakegrowthmorejob-rich,moreinclusivetowomenandyouthand
lessintensiveincarbon.Thiscouldbeachievedbystrengtheninghumancapitalandrebuildinginfrastructure.Buildingawide,transparent,andeffectivecashtransfersystemcouldbeatransformationalapproachtoreformpublicfinancesandthepublicsectorandrebuildtrustbetweencitizensandthestate.Partlylinkedtotheaboveisthechallengetoaddressthetransparencyandequitablesharing
ofoilresources,includingtoaddressregionaldisparitiestoreducerisksofconflictandfragilityintheinterestofbuildingalastingpeace.Lastly,the
overallinstitutionalandeconomicpolicyframeworkandcapacityneedtobestrengthenedtoundertakesuchmajortransformation.
ButagreementsconcerningamoreunifiedandcohesiveresponsecouldopenthedoortoabroaderreconciliationandreconstructionprocessinLibya.Thiscouldbeacriticalmomenttorespondtothedemandforamoreunified,effective,andaccountableState,aswellastotransformLibya’ssignificantresourcesintogreaterwealthandprosperityforallcitizens.
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RECENTECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENTS
Conflict,FragilityandGovernance
andsuppliesfromvariouscitieswereconveyedtoDerna,andcoordinationamongarmedgroupsfacilitatedthe
initialaiddelivery.TheGovernmentofNationalUnity(GNU)announcedtheallocationofLYD2billion(US$412million),anemergencycashtransferprogramforaffectedhouseholds(whosetermsaretobedefined),LYD92million(US$19million)forthereconstructionofdamagedschoolsandthepaymentofone-monthextrasalarytocivilservantsintheaffectedregions.TheGNUhasimportedafirstbatchofmobilehomestoprovidetemporaryshelterforLibyanswhosehomeshavebeendestroyedbythefloods.TheHouseofRepresentatives(HoR)approvedUS$2billionforregionalrecovery,butthesourceoffundingremainsunclear.
Over24countriesandinternationalorganizationsarecoordinatingtheirresponsetoassistLibyan
OnSeptember10,2023,stormDaniel
devastatedLibya’seasterncoastal
region.Twodamsburstduetothe
strongrainfallclosetothecoastaltown
ofDerna,oneofthepoorestregionsin
Libya,andlargepartsofthecityandits
surroundingareaswereflooded.Nearly
4,000peoplehavedied,9,000people
arestillmissing,and40,000people
remaindisplaced1.Satellite-derived
buildingdamageanalysisidentifies
atotalof30,975buildings/structures
withvisibledamagesandconstraints
withintheDerna,AlJabalAlAkhdar,
AlmarjandBenghaziGovernorates,
andupto346kilometers(km)ofroad
aredamagedorpotentiallydamaged
(UnitedNationsInstituteforTraining
andResearch—UNITAR).
Thecatastropheinitiallyledtoa
momentofnationalsolidarityand
unity.Civilsociety,theinternational
communityandauthoritiesrushedto
helptheaffectedareas.Aidworkers
1Source:
/report/libya/iom-flash-appeal-libyastorm-daniel-september-2023-june-2024
and
/report/libya/libya-floods-fact-sheet-2-fiscal-year-fy-2023
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authoritiesinaddressingthecrisis.
TheWorldFoodProgram(WFP)hastripleditsaid,supporting16,000individualsin13cities,yetWFPwouldneedanadditionalUS$6.5millionfor100,000affectedpeople(WFP,SituationReport,September22,2023).TheUnitedNations’OfficefortheCoordinationofHumanitarianAffairs(OCHA)hasappealedforUS$71.4millioninhumanitarianaid.However,theabsenceofaunifiedcrisismanagementsysteminLibyahashinderedinternationaleffortstorespondtotheflooddisaster.2
Theeffectivenessoftheresponsehasquicklyrunintopoliticaldivisions.TwodistinctDernareconstructionfunds,theBenghazi-DernaReconstructionFundandonereconstructionfundwhichisyettobeestablishedandannouncedbytheHoR,havebeenannouncedandinternationalreconstructionconferenceswereplannedbythetwoparallelgovernments.TheoneorganizedbytheGNStookplaceinearlyNovemberwhereasthesecondhasnotbeenheldtodate.Withtheslowanddisorderlyresponse,angerinDernaledtoprotestsonSeptember18,2023.
Theinternationalcommunity,throughtheSpecialRepresentativeoftheSecretary-General(SRSG)oftheUnitedNationsSupportMissioninLibya(UNSMIL),hascalledforaunifiedresponse.
Reconstructionofflood-affectedareasshouldproceedspeedily,basedonacredible,independent,andobjectiveassessmentofthedamageandneeds,professionallydeterminedcostestimates,andtransparentcontractingandprocurementprocesses.
Thedisasterillustratedsomeofthe
country’seconomicgovernancechallenges.Yearsofconflictsanddivisionshaveledtoinadequatepublicinvestmentandmaintenanceofinfrastructure,includinginthewatersector(Box1).
ThecatastrophealsohighlightedtheneedtodevelopaspecificclimatechangeadaptationstrategyforfragilecountrieslikeLibya.Climate-vulnerablepopulationsinacontextofpoliticalinstabilityneedssupportforadaptivemeasuresandinvestments,particularlyincludingearlywarningsystems,disasterpreparednessinvestments,andresilientbuildingconstruction.
2AspointedoutbytheLibya’sPresidentialCouncilonSeptember24
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Box1:TheDernaTragedyandWaterSectorGovernanceinLibya
Libyaisamongtheworld’smostwater-scarcecountries,withanaveragerenewablewaterendowmentofabout100cubicmetersperpersonperyear,representingone-tenthoftheinternationallyadoptedscarcitythreshold.Thecountryhasnorunningrivers,lakes,oranyotherrenewablesourceoffreshwaterwithsufficientquantitiestoestablishsettledagriculture.Thecountryhasinvestedmassively—anestimatedUS$41billion—inbuildingwaterinfrastructure.Mostoftheseinvestmentsoccurredbetween1983and2010andincludedundergroundinfrastructureforfossilwatersourceutilization.Groundwateristhemainsourceofwater.Itcoversabout83percentofthewatersupply.Bycontrast,surfacewater(includingdams)coversabout5percent.
TheMinistryofWaterResourcesandtheGeneralAuthorityforWaterResources(GAWR)areinchargeofoverallwaterresourcemanagement,strategicplanning,andpolicymaking.Responsibilityforexecutingstrategies,plans,andprojectshasbeensharedmainlybythreestate-ownednationalmonopolies:theGeneralCompanyforWaterandWastewater(GCWW),theauthorityfortheMan-MadeRiverProject(MMRP),andtheGeneralCompanyforDesalination(GCD).Eachmonopolyalsohasregionalsubsidiariesandoperatingunits.
Thewatersectorsufferedsignificantdamagesduetothearmedconflictwhichhasimpaireditsproductivecapacityandraiseditsoperatingcosts,thustranslatingintoasignificanteconomiclossforthecountryandthepopulation.Waterinfrastructureisvulnerabletotargetedattacksthatcouldeasilydisableitsproductionanddeliverycapacity,asshownrepeatedlybyshutdownscausedbymilitiagroups.Inaddition,amajoreffectofthearmedconflicthasbeentheunpredictabilityoffiscalexpendituresbecauseofdisruptedhydrocarbonsectorrevenues,whichhastranslatedintocutsoncapitalexpenditures(Figures1and2).TheunitcostspercubicmeteratmarketpricesoftheMMRProsefromUS$0.21in2011toUS$0.26in2020,anincreaseofabout25percent.TheincreasemainlyreflectstheMMRP’slossofeconomiesofscalebyoperatingat50percentcapacityutilization.Asaresult,thefinancialcostsoftheconflictontheLibyanwatersectorwereestimatedatUS$2.2billionin20193,withtheurbanpopulationpayingthehighestpriceofthewaterscarcityduetotheconflict,particularlyaswatershortageshavebecomefrequentandregularinthecities.
Beyonditsexceptionalaspectandunprecedentedlevelofprecipitation,theDernatragedyalsoreflectsthestateoftheLibyanpublicsector,withcumulateddegradationofpublicinfrastructureandgovernanceoverthedecades,worsenedbytheconflict.
Newinvestment(andpropermaintenance)andbettergovernanceisacutelyneededtoensurethesafetyandmeetthebasicdemandsofthepopulation.
3WorldBank,“TheLongRoadtoInclusiveInstitutionsinLibya,”(Washington,DC:WorldBank,2023).
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2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
Althoughtheoverallsecuritysituationhasimproved,tensionsremainsubstantial,oftenoverthedistributionofoilrevenues.
Thesecurityandpoliticalsituationhasimprovedoverthecourseofthisyear,asevidencedbythelessthan200violentincidentsin2023(Figure3).However,thisprogressistenuous,markedbysporadicandsometimesintenseclashesinvariousregions,includinginTripoliinAugust2023.
LIBYAECONOMICMONITORIFall2023
ThecollapseddamsresponsiblefortheDernatragedywerebuiltfrom1973to1977tocontrolfloodings,irrigateagriculturallandsandprovidewatertonearbycommunities.Dernahashistoricallybeenknowntobepronetoflooding,havingexperiencedfourmajorfloodsbetween1942and1986.Indeed,thiswasthereasonwhythetwodamswereconstructed.Cracksinthedamshadbeenreported,includingwarningsoffloodingriskonDernaasearlyasin1998,andasrecentlyasin20224.
Figure1:FinancialCostsoftheConflictontheWaterSector
(2012-2019)
US$,million
ApprovedAuthorized
Arrearsfrom
previousyears
US$349million
15%
US$1316million
59%
Source:WorldBank.
Note:MMRP=Man-MadeRiverProject.
Figure2:GeneralCompanyforWaterandWastewaterBudget,2018(US$million)
MMRPfinancialloss
US$581million26%
Source:GeneralCompanyforWaterandWastewater.
Irrigation
farmers
financialloss
Urbanpopulation
financialloss
Other
operationsand
maintenance
expenses
Salariesand
administrative
expenses
Watersupply
andenergy
expenditures
Capital
expenditures
250
200
150
100
50
0
Figure3:Libya:ViolenceHassharplyAbatedsince2011.
Numberof
events
1800
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
Source:ArmedConflictLocation&EventDataProject(ACLED).
4NYTimes(16/09/2023),revealedthata1998studycommissionedbytheLibyangovernmentexposedstructuralissuesindams.Despitea10-yeardelay,aTurkishcompanywaseventuallyhiredin2008.Paymentdelaysbythegovernmentledtotheproject’scommencementin2010.
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LIBYAECONOMICMONITORIFall2023
Politicaltensionsofteninvolvethreatsofblockadingoilproductionorexportfacilities(Figure4).5
Figure4:Violentincidentswereregisteredalloverthecountrybuthighlyconcentratedinoil-richareas.
ThosewouldmateriallyaffectLibya’seconomy.The2013-2016blockadeofLibya’soilexports,forexample,isestimatedtohavecostthecountryUS$100billion(173percentofGDP)(Ghaddar,George,andLewis,2016).In2020,theoilblockadewasvaluedatmorethanUS$12billionlost(26percentofGDP),withspillovereffectstotheentireeconomy,includingleadingtolowerpublicinvestment.
Althoughsomeprogresshasbeenmade,thereisnoconsensusregardingtheelectoralprocesstodate.InOctober2023,theHoRapprovedthedraftelectorallawsandcalledforthecreationofanewinterim,unifiedgovernmenttooverseetheelectoralprocess.However,theHighCouncilofStaterejectedtheamendmentsandtheGNU’sPrimeMinisterrefusedtostepdownbeforethepresidentialandlegislativeelections.
TheCentralBankofLibya’s(CBL)reunificationprocess,ifeffectivelyimplemented,willbeakeysteptowardbettertransparencyandmanagementovertheeconomy.TheCBListhecentralactorofthecountry’soverallresourcemanagement(Box2)andreunificationoftheCBLwiththeeasterCentralBankbranchwasannouncedonAugust31,2023.TheCBLsymbolizesthestatusofLibyaninstitutions,anditsreunificationwillhelpimprovethecountry’soverallgovernance.Itwillalsobeafirststepconsistentmacroeconomic,fiscalandmonetarypoliciesforthecountry.
5Forexample,inlateJune2023,theGovernmentofNationalStability(GNS)threatenedtoblockadeoilandgasexportsfromterritoryunderitscontrol,claimingtheTripoliadministrationwaswastingenergyrevenues.Atthesametime,theLibyaNationalArmy(LNA)hasthreatenedmilitaryactionunlessoilrevenuesaredividedfairly.
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LIBYAECONOMICMONITORIFall2023
Box2:RecentProgressTowardtheReunificationoftheCentralBank
Givenitscentralmacroeconomicpolicyandassetmanagementfunctions,theCBL’sreunificationiskeyforLibya’sfuture.The2015SkhiratAgreementreferstotheCBLasa“sovereigninstitution”(inmanyothercountries,centralbankshaveinstitutionalautonomy,buttheyarenotsovereign).TheCBListhemainshareholderofthefivestate-ownedbanksthatholdover90percentoftheassetsofthebankingsystem(therestisheldby19commercialbanks),whilealsoservingastheregulatoryagencyoftheb
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