Reports

A. Situation analysis Description of the disaster Since 24 April 2014, a cholera epidemic has been raging in the Far North Region of Cameroon. the current epidemic began on 26 April 2014, corresponding to the epidemiological week 17…

Crisis Overview  More than 1,200 cholera cases have been reported from northern Cameroon as of 24 July, including more than 200 deaths. According to the Minister of Public Health, Logone-et-Chari and Mayo Sava are the hardest…

Brief description of the emergency and impact Due to the conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR), there are massive flows of IDPs inside CAR and refugees in neighbouring countries. According to a recent assessment carried out…

SUMMARY Period: January to December 2014 Current Beneficiary Population:159,876 Planning Figure to End- 2014: 306,500 Target Beneficiaries: New Refugees fleeing the Central African Republic (CAR) since December 2013. Third Country Nationals fleeing CAR with refugees to Cameroon and Congo. Host communities. Financial Requirements: USD…

**Plus de 100 000 personnes ont afflué depuis la Centrafrique ces derniers mois. Arrivées exténuées, elles survivent dans des conditions épouvantables. Rapport de la situation avec notre équipe d’urgence déployée sur place. ** Elles ont marché des…

Acción contra el Hambre prepara una respuesta multisectorial y la apertura de bases de operaciones en Camerún para responder a las necesidades de los refugiados centroafricanos, así como a las comunidades camerunesas de acogida, a las…

Crisis Overview On December 2013, renewed violence erupted in neighbouring Central African Republic, causing a major influx of refugees into Cameroon. The majority are located in the East and Adamawa regions. As of 27 June, there were 215,063…

Highlights UNICEF continues to be engaged in providing humanitarian response in four regions of Cameroon – Far North, North, Adamaoua and East – which have been facing recurring emergencies. CAR REFUGEES: As of 22 June 2014, 106,119 people…

By Monde Kingsley Nfor GUIWA, Cameroon, Jun 24 2014 (IPS) - Central African Republic refugees living in Cameroon’s East Region are increasingly becoming frustrated about their deteriorating living conditions and their inability to support themselves as conflict…

Alors que le conflit en République centrafricaine se poursuit, le nombre de personnes qui fuient leur pays ne cesse d'augmenter. Dans l'Est du Cameroun, CARE apporte une aide d'urgence aux réfugiés centrafricains qui n'ont ni eau,…