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**Bujumbura—**The health authorities in Burundi, with support from the World Health Organization (WHO) and partners, are deepening investigations to determine the cause of an illness that has led to five deaths and sickened 35 people in…

Methodologie Dans le but de soutenir la réintégration durable et de promouvoir des solutions durables fondées sur des données probantes, une collecte d’informations ables et actualisées a été jugée essentielle pour éclairer les décisions des acteurs humanitaires,…

Methodologie Dans le but de soutenir la réintégration durable et de promouvoir des solutions durables fondées sur des données probantes, une collecte d’informations ables et actualisées a été jugée essentielle pour éclairer les décisions des acteurs humanitaires,…

Situation Overview & Humanitarian Needs During March 2026, Burundi continued to face a highly strained humanitarian situation marked by sustained refugee presence, accelerated returns of Burundian refugees from Tanzania and persistent food and nutrition insecurity, further overstretching…

Highlights: The return of Burundian refugees from Tanzania is taking place within the framework of the Tripartite Agreement between the Governments of Burundi and Tanzania and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. As of 28 February 2026,…

1. Project overview This brief summarises Phase 1 findings of the Concern Worldwide Multi-Country Research Programme on Food Systems for Food Security (FS4FS). FS4FS is a multi-year research project examining the barriers to economic improvement and livelihood…

ENREGISTREMENT NIVEAU 2 (L2) Depuis le 16 mars 2026, l’enregistrement de Niveau 2 (L2) est en cours au site de Busuma. Après une phase de démarrage et de tests, le dispositif a gagné en capacité, permettant une…

Key Messages The Northern and Eastern Lowlands and the Imbo Plains are facing Stressed (IPC Phase 2) conditions, which are expected to continue through at least September. Below-average Season A harvests — caused by delayed and insufficient…

Key findings on Burundi Flooding and storms are the primary hazards driving disaster-induced displacement in Burundi. Among the 1,027 surveyed IDPs, flooding affected 63%, followed by landslides (34%), and unpredictable weather patterns (34%). Flooding and landslides are recurrent…

In February 2026, WFP assisted 822,000 people, delivering 121 mt of food and USD 3.8 million in cash transfers. WFP reached a total of 160,994 refugees, including 82,000 from the newly arrived caseload. Due to funding…