Rapports

Nigeria’s Northeast region has known a decade-long insurgency that has led to the death of thousands and displacement of millions of people. In addition, infrastructures pile up in ruins. The humanitarian crises in the region are…

Highlights The reporting period witnessed a high number of security incidents in Borno, including two critical incidents directly affecting humanitarian activities. In Mobbar LGA, the 18 July abduction of six aid workers, and killing of one driver,…

OVERVIEW OF PSWG OPERATIONAL IMPACT IN 2018 In 2018, the Protection Sector, including the Child Protection, Gender-Based Violence, Mine Action and Housing, Land and Property Sub-Sectors, focused upon the identification of people with critical levels of vulnerability…

Highlights Since January 2019, with support from UNICEF in the three northeast states: 70,370 children (44 percent of UNICEF’s target) with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) have accessed treatment at UNICEF supported treatment centres. 2,521,194 IDPs including 1,304,572 children under…

Highlights • On 20 May 2019, security forces displaced more than 10,000 people from Sabon Gari and Azur communities (Damboa Local Government Area, LGA), relocating them to Damboa town as part of a new military operation called…

This short brief provides a snapshot of critical concerns from operational NGOs in the north–east and presents key recommendations to the Federal Government of Nigeria, to urgently prioritise and effectively ensure, with support from the international…

Highlights • An intensification of the armed conflict in northeast Nigeria since December 2018 is threatening the lives and livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of civilians, with more than 60,000 newly displaced people coming from conflict-affected areas…

Highlights 12,084 children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) were admitted for treatment in 636 UNICEF-supported treatment facilities in the three northeast states impacted by the ongoing conflict. The number of cholera cases continued to reduce across the three…

Highlights • The total number of IDPs in the three northeast states has increased to 1.81 million people, with an increase of 2 per cent and 8 per cent recorded in Borno and Adamawa, respectively. • UNICEF has…

Highlights • Out of 806 children screened for malnutrition amongst new arrivals, 131 of 146 children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) were from inaccessible areas. • With the declaration of cholera in Yobe on 19 September, all the…