Rapports

In Numbers 413,839 people assisted 2,415 mt of food distributed US$ 905,089 cash-based transfers made US$ 53.5 million six-month (November 2023-April 2024) net funding requirements Operational Updates • Emergency food assistance: WFP assisted 372,100 people including refugees, internally displaced persons, and crisis-affected…

Cameroon hosts the largest refugee population from the Central African Republic (CAR), with over 350,000 refugees who barely have access to basic services, including civil documentation for their children. The armed conflict in western CAR, including renewed…

NOVEMBER 2023 | CHIARA VALENTI To address the impacts of internal displacement, it is essential to understand how it affects the lives and resources of internally displaced people, the communities that host them and the governments responsible…

Foreword The Cameroon Education Cluster (CEC) Strategy 2020, Northwest, and Southwest (NWSW) of the country, was initially developed through a two-day strategy making workshop held in june 2019. In 2021 the strategy has been reviewed and actualized…

Protection situation overview The protection environment in September was marked by the “Back to School” lockdown enforced by NonState Armed Groups (NSAG) in both regions from 02-18 September 2023. While a slight drop in the overall number…

This is a dynamic and evolving situation. The note will be updated as more confirmed information comes in. HIGHLIGHTS • On 6 November, an armed attack on Egbekaw village and burning of houses, led to fatal casualties among…

Ce rapport a été produit par OCHA, en collaboration avec les partenaires humanitaires. Il couvre la période duer au 30 septembre 2023. Le prochain rapport sera publié en novembre 2023. FAITS SAILLANTS • Près de 6 000 personnes…

Introduction La région de l'Extrême-Nord du Cameroun est sujette à des inondations saisonnières dues aux fortes précipitations. Ces inondations ont détruit les habitations, les infrastructures, les récoltes et contaminer les sources d'eau potable, entraînant ainsi une détérioration…

HIGHLIGHTS Heavy rainfall from July 18–19, 2023, in the Limbe South-West region of Cameroon led to floods and landslides, affecting over 2,000 people, 10 schools, and about 300 households. Cholera exacerbated by the rainy season remains a significant…

This is a dynamic and evolving situation. The note will be updated as more confirmed information comes in. HIGHLIGHTS On 6 November, an armed attack on Egbekaw village and burning of houses, led to fatal casualties among populations. National…