Rapports

Attacks against education and killings, kidnappings and harassment of students and teachers, are forcing schools to close and pushing vulnerable children further to the margins. 2 December 2021, New York/Oslo/Yaoundé – Over 700,000 children have been impacted…

Executive Summary Since 2016 conflict across the NWSW regions of Cameroon has displaced thousands of people across the border to the West and Littoral regions, and many have sought refuge and livelihoods opportunities in Douala. With the…

Le Coordinateur humanitaire des Nations Unies au Cameroun a condamné, vendredi, les violences meurtrières contre le secteur de l’éducation mercredi matin dans la région à majorité anglophone du Sud-Ouest. « Le Coordinateur humanitaire, Matthias Naab, a souligné…

Prepared by Gilbert Ajebe Akame, Rosaline Awutarh Bates Anoma, and Janelle Crockett Abstract The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in February/March 2020 and the imminent measures to curb its spread brought education to a complete halt while stakeholders…

Abstract The digital revolution has transformed our society so much so that in 2016, the United Nations General Assembly declared access to the internet was a human right. In education, digital tools support and facilitate learning, especially…

Yaoundé, 24 November 2021 – The Humanitarian Coordinator in Cameroon, Mr. Matthias Z. Naab is deeply saddened and shocked by another attack against a school, leading the death of four children and a teacher in the…

Cameroon hosts 1,978,070 persons of concern to UNHCR: 458,901 refugees and asylum seekers, 1,052,591 internally displaced persons (321,886 in the Far North and 711,056 in the North West and South West regions), and 466,578 returnees (former…

This report is produced by OCHA Cameroon in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers the period from 1 to 30 September 2021. The next report will be issued in November 2021. HIGHLIGHTS • UN agencies and humanitarian partners…

HIGHLIGHTS North-West and South West situation report (1-30 September 2021 ) UN agencies and humanitarian partners had to fully suspend humanitarian activities as non-State armed groups declared lockdown from 15 September to 2 October. Schools resumed in the North-West…

HIGHLIGHTS Education: In 2021, two out of three schools have been non-operational in the North-West and South-West (NWSW) regions, affecting over 700,000 students. Displacement: Over 2,500 people fled their villages in the NWSW. Food security: More than 200,000 vulnerable…