Rapports

Scientists usually point to Central Africa as the site of some of the world's deadliest infectious diseases. Cash-strapped governments usually depend on foreign assistance, especially when pandemics break out. But now, there's fresh reason to hope for a prompt and effective…

Aperçu et éléments clés des interventions - Le début des interventions du groupe de la Banque africaine de développement au Cameroun remonte à 1972. - Jusqu'en juin 2010, la Banque a approuvé, hors projets multinationaux, un total de 72 opérations,…

Rome, 28 octobre 2010 - Le Fonds international de développement agricole (FIDA) vient d'accorder un prêt de 19,2 millions d'USD à la République du Cameroun. Ce montant contribuera à l'amélioration des conditions de vie et des moyens d'existence des…

Contact: Margaret Aguirre Director, Global Communications International Medical Corps maguirre@internationalmedicalcorps.org 310.826.7800 October 28, 2010, Los Angeles, Calif. - International Medical Corps received a $700,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to respond to a deadly cholera outbreak in northern Cameroon. The response will…

Rome, 28 October 2010 - A US$19.2 million loan from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) to the Republic of Cameroon will help improve the livelihoods of poor rural people in the Extreme-North, North, North-West and West regions…

By Jeremy Sprigge MOKOLO, Cameroon, 27 October 2010 - At the temporary cholera treatment centre in Mokolo village, northern Cameroon - a series of specially built tents accommodating cholera patients - Aminatou, 14, lies listlessly on a bed, weak from…

By Jeremy Sprigge MAROUA, Cameroon, 18 October 2010 - In the packed playground of Harde Primary School in Cameroon's Extreme North province, six teams of local school children sit at desks in a semi-circle. "Write down the main symptoms of cholera,"…

May - July 2010 John Watt, Lene Poulsen EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Although the country context has changed during the past three and a half years there are a number of ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Central African Republic that warrants continued support from…

8 octobre 2010 - L'épidémie de choléra qui frappe depuis quelques mois quatre pays d'Afrique centrale (Cameroun, Tchad, Niger et Nigéria) a touché 40.468 personnes et en a tué 1.879, a indiqué vendredi l'Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS),…

8 October 2010 -- The current wave of cholera outbreaks affecting Central Africa started a few months ago. As of 3 October, 40 468 cases and 1 879 deaths have been reported in four countries (Cameroon, Chad, Niger and…