Rapports

January-June Highlights • In the cholera outbreak in the North region, 20 cases were registered as well as 3 deaths as of 3 July. UNICEF is supporting prevention activities through the provision of supplies and social mobilization. •…

HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS • The current crisis in North-West and South-West regions erupted in October 2016 with protests over perceived marginalisation. It has degenerated into armed violence and insecurity. • The escalation of tension and hostilities between non-state armed groups…

Highlights Emergency Response Plan for North West and South West regions was launched on May 27 to assist 160,000 displaced persons in these two Anglophone regions with the total budget of $15.1 million. Cameroon suffered two new outbreaks…

Highlights • From 25-27 April, Marie-Pierre Poirier, UNICEF Regional Director for West and Central Africa Region visited projects in the Far North and East regions to evaluate the humanitarian situation and advocated for the priorities for children,…

Ruthless violence between francophone state forces and English-speaking separatists has forced tens of thousands of Cameroonians into Nigeria, splintering families and leaving many people sleeping rough, without access to staples such as food, clothing and education “You…

OVERVIEW OF THE CRISIS Evolution of the crisis The crisis in the South-West and North-West Regions of Cameroon has compounded pre-existing vulnerabilities. Since 2016, political and social instability, exacerbated by sporadic violence, has had a negative impact on…

Highlights 　　 • UNOCHA-led interagency assessment mission identified estimated 40,000 IDPs in Mamfe and Mbonge/Kumba subdivisions of South West region. The total number of IDPs is expected to be substantially higher as the assessment mission was unable…

Highlights • As of 28 February 2018, less than $100,000 has been received, leaving a funding gap of $23.3 million – a serious impact on the capacity to respond to humanitarian needs, particularly with a new crisis…

Cameroon continues to face conflict-related humanitarian and protection challenges. The Far North region, the most vulnerable region in Cameroon and the region hardest hit by the Lake Chad basin crisis, experienced increasing attacks at the border…

CAMEROON JOINT ASSESSMENT OF NEW REFUGEES NEEDS UNHCR and the Direction of Civil Protection are to conduct a joint mission to evaluate the needs of approximately 3,800 Nigerian refugees who have entered Cameroon in the sub-divisions of Nwa…