Rapports

This Revised Emergency Appeal seeks CHF 3,375,048 in cash, kind, or services to support the of the Red Cross Society of Niger (RCSN) in delivering assistance to 32,000 households (224,000 beneficiaries of which includes 17,000 Malian…

NIAMEY, Niger – Emergency relief supplies landed in the West African state of Niger Sunday for victims of severe floods which struck the regions of Tillaberi and Dosso this month. The supplies, donated to Plan International by…

Au sommaire Crise alimentaire et nutritionnelle P.1 Déplacement et accès P.2 Renforcement de la résilience P.3 Aperçu de la réponse P.3 Financement P.5

Au sommaire Plus de 176.000 personnes affectées par les intempéries : P.1 Choléra: 107 nouveaux cas déclarés à la semaine 33 P.1 Vivres: les prix sont toujours à la hausse à Zinder 30 P.4

HIGHTLIGHTS Additional funding needed to support agro-pastoral families during the lean season Threat of locusts infestation, the most serious since 2005, could affect 50 million people Population displacements in Mali and neighbouring countries trigger more humanitarian needs

By Elisabeth Anderson Rapport Communications Officer When a crisis as complicated and deep-rooted as the one in Africa’s Sahel region hits, getting a sense of the size and scope of it can be daunting. That’s why we want…

In the year 2012 it’s hard to imagine 18 million men, women and children in nine countries are confronted with the frightening reality they may not have enough food to eat and many of them may…

By Shushan Mebrahtu Tillabéri, Niger, 5 August 2012 - Djamilatu, a 3-year-old girl, was rushed to a nearby health center after suffering from diarrhoea and abdominal pain, common symptoms of cholera. “She was in…

Humanitarian organizations warn that western Niger’s Tillabéry region could see a drastic increase in cholera cases if the response is not scaled up urgently. In a region already affected by a severe food crisis and hosting…

Au sommaire Choléra : La courbe fléchit mais Tahoua est à risque Menace acridienne: situation plutôt calme en juillet Inondations à Tahoua: maisons effondrées, bétail emporté