Informes

Due to weak and erratic rainfall during 2011, farmer households in Chad have encountered significant crop shortages. Some 3.6 million people are currently threatened by food insecurity in the Sahel belt and other geographic pockets of…

CARE launches £20.7 million appeal to assist one million people with food, water, and livelihood support in Chad, Mali and Niger Niamey, Niger (April 19, 2012) – A food crisis threatening people of the Sahel region of…

Par Eva Gilliam N'DJAMENA, Tchad, 11 avril 2012 - Nawal, 6 mois, le fils de Khadija, a souffert pendant des jours de vomissements et de diarrhées, mais la maman pensait qu'il faisait ses dents. Mais finalement, comme…

(N’Djamena/New York, 13 Avril 2012): Le Fonds Central des Nations Unies pour les interventions d’urgence (CERF) a octroyé environ 8 millions de dollars supplémentaires aux agences des Nations Unies pour continuer leurs programmes d’urgence en faveur…

Le CERF alloue plus de 61 millions de dollars pour la réponse humanitaire en Afrique de l’Ouest Le Fonds Central d’Interventions d’Urgences des Nations Unies (CERF) a octroyé, au cours du premier trimestre 2012, plus de 61…

CERF allocates over 61 million dollars for humanitarian response in West and Central Africa The United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) has allocated in the first quarter of 2012, more than $ 61 million to ten…

Rising therapeutic feeding centre admissions highlight growing urgency of situation in one of Sahel's driest, most remote areas by Celeste Hicks Fatouma Bashir has travelled for miles in the searing heat to bring her eight-month-old son, Ismael, to…

1. Situation Update Two IOM vehicles and staff departed from Ngouboua on 04 April, spent one night in Bol, and continued to N’Djamena, arriving on 05 April 2012, completing Phase I of the project. An operational team…

By Chris Niles NEW YORK, USA, 4 April 2012 – UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake has called for an urgent escalation in humanitarian efforts in the Sahel region of Africa to prevent the deaths of more than…

Par Chris Niles NEW YORK, États-Unis, 4 avril 2012 - Le directeur général de l'UNICEF, Anthony Lake, appelle à une accélération d'urgence de l'aide humanitaire au Sahel pour prévenir le décès de plus d'un million d'enfants. Anthony…