Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS Violence continues in the Central African Republic (CAR) Malnutrition levels increase due to ongoing food insecurity Rainy season likely to further restrict humanitarian access and create additional needs in displacement sites KEY DEVELOPMENTS Violence and insecurity continue in CAR, with…

HIGHLIGHTS The situation in the Central African Republic (CAR) deteriorates further, with attacks against civilians escalating. Persistent insecurity continues to hinder humanitarian efforts across the country. Potential for worsening food insecurity in CAR raises concerns. KEY DEVELOPMENTS The situation throughout CAR…

SC/11288 Security Council 7114th Meeting (PM) African Union Officials Says Preventive Efforts Have Failed; Country Delegate Calls for Decision ‘As Soon as Possible’ on UN Presence United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, addressing the Security Council today, urged deployment of at…

Primary collection of household food security data is typically both expensive and cumbersome. As a result, decisions on humanitarian assistance are often based on information that is out of date, or on unsatisfactory aggregate proxy indicators.…

FAITS SAILLANTS La situation de protection des civils : un grand défi en 2014 Au moins 19 personnes ont péri dans des catastrophes naturelles L’accès humanitaire grandement affecté par les fortes intempéries Près de 135 300 élèves bénéficieront du programme…

The European Union (EU) is a key partner of the Central African Republic (CAR) and the country's main donor. Relations are bound by the Cotonou Agreement. Even before the current crisis, CAR faced a daunting mix of…

HIGHLIGHTS The situation in the Central African Republic (CAR) remains volatile, and attacks against civilians have escalated. Insecurity continues to hinder humanitarian efforts across the country. The U.S. Government (USG) is providing $45 million in humanitarian assistance to CAR…

Kinshasa, 29 January 2014: The head of MONUSCO, Martin Kobler, is extremely concerned by the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to the UN Office for the…

Kinshasa, 29 janvier 2014 – Le Chef de la MONUSCO, Martin Kobler, est vivement préoccupé par la détérioration de la situation humanitaire dans la province du Katanga, en République démocratique du Congo. Selon le Bureau des Nations…

Faits saillants La multiplication des barrières illégales réduisent l’accès humanitaire dans le Territoire de Walikale. L’épidémie de choléra touche de nouvelles localités dans les territoires de Lubero et de Rutshuru.