Rapports

Port Sudan, 9 September 2024 — WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and Regional Director Dr Hanan Balkhy today concluded a two-day mission to Port Sudan, where they reaffirmed WHO's commitment to reaching all Sudanese in…

Tanzania hosts 234,296 refugees and asylum- seekers mainly from Burundi and DRC, who live in two camps, while some refugees from the 1972 Burundian population live in villages and three old settlements in Kigoma, Katavi and…

Highlights On 20 August, the US Secretary of State expressed optimism about a potential humanitarian agreement in Sudan, hoping it could lead to a broader peace deal to end the ongoing conflict. He emphasized the severity of…

This strategy is guided by the work already achieved by the PSEA Network in Ethiopia since its inception in 2018, and the current volatile humanitarian situation. It is designed to prioritise the key actions on preventing…

Background In 2016, the Ethiopian Humanitarian Country Team (EHCT) requested the Protection Cluster to develop a national strategy to support inter-agency efforts to prevent and to respond to sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) in humanitarian contexts. The…

Sudan: Abusive Warring Parties Acquire New Weapons Renew, Expand UN Arms Embargo (New York, September 9, 2024) – The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), warring parties responsible for widespread war crimes and other…

DÉVELOPPEMENTS OPÉRATIONNELS Le HCR lance un processus de rapatriement volontaire pour les réfugiés éthiopiens. Dans le cadre de la recherche de solutions durables, le HCR s'est fixé comme priorité de faciliter le rapatriement volontaire des réfugiés éthiopiens…

OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS UNHCR launched Voluntary Repatriation process for Ethiopian refugees. As part of searching for durable solutions, UNHCR made a priority to facilitate voluntary repatriation of Ethiopian refugees wishing to return home. During the reporting period, UNHCR…

Key Messages In Karamoja, Crisis (IPC Phase 3) persists in several areas, with the worst affected households facing Emergency (IPC Phase 4) due to minimal access to income and low purchasing power.Based on CHIRPS data, following the…

On 3 September 2024, heavy rain and floods across Tawkar town of Tawkar locality, Red Sea reportedly displaced 2,500 individuals (500 households). The floods primarily affected houses between 1st and 6th neighbourhoods, as well as Ashwaie…