Rapports

KEY FINDINGS • In nearly one-third (30%) of assessed settlements, key informants (KIs) reported that at least one incident of conflict occurred in which a civilian had been injured or killed. Moreover, in the vast majority of…

KEY FINDINGS • Findings suggest that people in a majority (87%) of assessed settlements use unimproved sources of drinking water that are not protected from outside contamination. • In over one-third (36%) of assessed settlements, people reportedly defecate…

KEY FINDINGS Internally displaced persons (IDPs) were reportedly living in two-thirds (66%) of assessed settlements in Adamawa and in approximately one-third (36%) of assessed settlements in Yobe. In nearly half (42%) of assessed settlements, key informants (KIs) reported…

KEY FINDINGS According to key informants (KIs), people in one third of assessed settlments do not have access to any education facilities within an hour from their settlement. In assessed settlements with reported access to education, the…

KEY FINDINGS Findings indicate that access to information on radios is generally high, particularly in assessed settlements in Adamawa. Cell phones can be used by community members in over two-thirds (74%) of assessed settlements in Adamawa, compared to…

KEY FINDINGS In 95% of assessed settlements, people had reportedly not received any humanitarian or government assistance in the previous six months. In a majority of assessed settlements, most people were reportedly not able to access enough food…

Agenda: Welcome & Introductions – Director PHC, BSPHCDA Review of Action Points from January NSC Meeting – NSC Nutrition Situation Updates (Borno, Adamawa) – SPHCDA IM Updates – IMO Pipeline update – UNICEF, WFP, AAH AOB HRP 2023 Updates from Technical Working Groups (AIMTWG,…

Idowu O. Fagbamila, Muhammad A. Abdulkarim, Mabel K. Aworh, Belinda Uba, Muhammad S. Balogun, Patrick Nguku, Ajibji Y. Gandi, Ibrahim Abdullahi, Emmanuel C. Okolocha, Jacob K. P. Kwaga & Ndadilnasiya E. Waziri BMC Public Health volume 23, Article number: 446 (2023) | Cite this article Metrics Abstract Background Cholera, a diarrheal…

Northeast Nigeria is home to one of Africa’s largest cattle markets. For many affected by long-running conflict in the region, ensuring the health of livestock as a means of livelihood is vital. "Sometimes, especially during the dry…

Week 9 Highlights Twelve states have reported suspected cholera cases in 2023. These are Abia, Bayelsa, Benue, Cross River, Ebonyi, Kano, Katsina, Niger, Ondo, Osun, Sokoto and Zamfara In the reporting month,6 states reported 447 suspected cases –…