Reports

HIGHLIGHTS NORTH-WEST AND SOUTH-WEST REGIONS SITUATION REPORT On 24 October, the deadliest and most violent attacks on education since the beginning of the crisis in 2017 occurred in Kumba with at least eight school children killed. 291,813 people benefitted…

This report is produced by OCHA Cameroon in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers 1 – 31 October 2020. The next report will be issued in December 2020. HIGHLIGHTS The month of October experienced the deadliest and most violent…

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Highlights More than 74,000 people were reached with various WASH services conducted by nine WASH partners namely AFRINET, ASWEDO, COMINSUD, EPDA, GCR, H4BF, NRC, PLAN and REACHOUT WASH partners (AFRINET, ASWEDO, COMINSUD, GCR, NRC, PLAN and REACHOUT) reached…

HIGHLIGHTS COVID-19 pandemic: 21,793 confirmed cases and 426 deaths in Cameroon as of 31 October 2020 (source: WHO). Back to school: 700,000 students lack access to education due to closure of 4,253 schools and displacement of population in…

Highlights • The start of the new school year saw an alarming spike in attacks on education in North-West and South-West regions including the killing and injuring of students and education authorities and kidnapping of students. The…

SITUATION OVERVIEW In the reporting period, Cameroon continued to be affected by four concurrent, complex humanitarian crises: the armed conflict in the Far North region; violence in the North West (NW) and South West (SW) regions; consequences…

Highlights: For the sixth consecutive month, UNICEF received no contribution for its humanitarian response (non-COVID-19). In Far North region, 2 attacks on health facilities were reported. Only 4% of UNICEF’s response for victims of Boko Haram attacks…

HIGHLIGHTS NORTH-WEST AND SOUTH-WEST SITUATION REPORT / 1-30 September 2020 In September 2020, there were reports of attacks on education facilites and personnel, kidnapping of students, burning of schools and military use of non-operational schools. Human rights organizations reported…

SEPTEMBER 2020 HIGHLIGHTS In September 2020 there were reports of attacks on education facilites and personnel, including the kidnapping of students, the burning of schools and the military use of non-operational schools. Human rights organizations reported 11 civilians…