Rapports

During the massive influx of refugees and migrants in 2015, Serbia was mainly a country of transit on the route to European Union for the several hundreds of thousands fleeing war and persecution. Even after the…

Conference highlights the regional dimension of the Lake Chad crisis, the crucial role of local actors, cross-border cooperation and ownership at all levels Donors announce US$2.17 billion to support humanitarian, peacebuilding and development activities in Cameroon, Chad,…

Germany, Nigeria, Norway and the United Nations hosted the High-Level Conference on the Lake Chad Region which brought together 27 nations, 24 regional and international organizations and representatives of national and international civil society. We convened…

326 Cameroonian refugees were relocated to Adagom settlement, Ogoja Local Government Area Cross River state, on 15th August 2018. Thanks to UNHCR advocacy, seven refugees who were arrested on 7th August have been released. 432 households benefited from…

As delivered I was in Oslo last year to the first effort we made, really, internationally, to bring the conversation on the region together with the international community to tackle all these underlying causes. The Oslo meeting…

A High Level Conference on the Lake Chad Region is taking place in Berlin, Germany, 3-4 September. Africa’s Lake Chad region, which includes parts of Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon, is facing a massive humanitarian crisis…

Summary The humanitarian crisis in the Lake Chad Basin is among the most severe in the world, with more than 10 million people in urgent need of life-saving assistance and protection. Yet, it is critical that we…

Eleven international organisations call for increased protection and support to civilians bearing the brunt of the conflict in the Lake Chad region. On 3 and 4 September, ministers from the affected countries as well as Governors of…

The crisis in Lake Chad Basin is one of the most severe humanitarian emergencies in the world, having displaced more than 2.4 million people, half of whom are children, and left more than 10.7 million people…

On 18th July, healthcare coverage and in-patient care was extended to Cameroonian refugees living in Akampka (275 individuals) and Calabar municipal (300 individuals) in Cross River state. Clearing and construction works started in the new Adagom settlement,…