This snapshot sheds light on refugees and migrants’ access to assistance and primary assistance needs in Libya, using 4Mi data collected between February and December 2021. The findings complement a 2021 REACH multi-sectoral needs assessment (MSNA) in Libya which found that 73% of refugee and migrant respondents had severe or extreme multi-sectoral needs and that only 8% had received humanitarian assistance in the 6 months prior. Furthermore, this snapshot explores changes in assistance needs in Tripoli, where, since October 2021, Libyan authorities launched mass arrest and eviction campaigns targeting refugees and migrants.