Reports

N'DJAMENA, Chad -- "At the start of the crisis, the work was very complex. People came with fear and trauma," midwife Neïma Patricia told UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency. Ms. Patricia works at…

Some 3.4 million people living in Cameroon are in need of humanitarian assistance and protection due to the effects of conflict and violence, climate shocks, and disease outbreaks. The prolonged nature of the Lake Chad basin…

HIGHLIGHT Insecurity hampering crises affected populations’ access to healthcare. Improving access to water, hygiene, and sanitation for crises-affected populations in Cameroon. An IED explosion in Nkambe kills one and injures over 100 people: humanitarian actors mobilize resources and provide…

INTRODUCTION Voices from Cameroon is a qualitative assessment that unveils women and girls' devastating experiences of women and girls trapped in Cameroon's humanitarian crises fueled by insecurity, instability, and climate change. With gender-based violence (GBV) already rampant…

N’DJAMENA, Chad – UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is increasingly concerned that more refugees will cross to Chad from Darfur in the coming weeks amid a worrying lack of food and other essentials. Almost a year since…

GENEVA, 28 February 2024---The French public international cooperation agency 'Expertise France' and UNAIDS have signed a new partnership agreement to fight stigma and discrimination in six western and central African countries. The aim of the €1.92 million…

Highlights In 2023, UNICEF and partners reached 714,539 people (75 per cent children) with education, nutrition, protection, WASH and health support. UNICEF has supported access to education for 159,682 out-of-school children (55 per cent girls) and 75,487 children…

IOM Vision Climate change impacts nomadic herders' routes and calendars throughout Western and Central Africa, challenging peaceful co-existence as competition over natural resources fuels violence and forced displacement. Through the roll-out and scale-up of the Transhumance Tracking…

Between January and September 2023, more than 457,000 people crossed the “green hell,” a dense tropical forest, the natural border between Colombia and Panama. Mainly of Venezuelan origin, but also Colombian, Haitian, Peruvian, Ecuadorian, Cuban, Chilean,…

HIGHLIGHTS An IED explosion in Nkambe kills one and injures over 100 people: humanitarian actors mobilize resources and provide relief About 3,000 people fled violence in the South- West region between 16 and 26 February Cameroon: A country impacted…