Rapports

Déclaration de Christine Muhigana, représentante de l'UNICEF en RCA BANGUI/DAKAR/NEW YORK, le 6 février 2020 – « Un an après la signature d'un accord de paix entre le gouvernement centrafricain et les autres parties au conflit,…

Statement attributable to UNICEF’s Representative in CAR, Christine Muhigana NEW YORK/BANGUI, 6 February 2020 – “One year since a peace agreement was signed between the Central African Government and other parties to the conflict, the lives of…

Highlights • Ninety-eight cholera cases and 12 deaths were reported in southern Chad in 2019. UNICEF continued to support the Government’s response to the outbreak and has organized activities to raise awareness on cholera transmission and prevention. •…

Official mission to the northern region of Cote d'Ivoire National Action Plan for the Eradication of Statelessness (PANEA-CI) ENACTED UNHCR assisted with the voluntary repatriation of 149 Ivorian refugees in January 2020 WORKING WITH PARTNERS The Regional Director of the…

Interview Luis Eguiluz, has been the MSF Head of Mission in Nigeria since September 2017. He talks about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the northeast of the country. Do you think the situation for people in Borno has…

PROTECTION 761 personnes (467 femmes) sensibilisées sur l’importance de la documentation civile, l’accès aux services sociaux de base en situation d’urgence, la protection, la cohabitation des réfugiés et de la population hôte, les risques sécuritaires qui existent…

Key epidemic numbers 3,295 confirmed cases (WHO, 19 January 2020) 919 children <18 among confirmed cases (WHO, 19 January 2020) 2,118 deaths among confirmed cases (WHO, 19 January 2020) Key figures 36 implementing partners, including 17 national actors 2,470 community workers and…

527,338* refugees and asylum seekers in DRC, among them 52% women. 99.2%* of refugees in DRC live in rural areas, and 74.2% live outside refugee camps or settlements. 902,816* refugees from DRC in Africa. December 2019’s figures Main activities –…

Highlights More than 102,000 school going children affected by the North West and South West crisis are attending education with a teacher trained by UNICEF in Psychosocial Support and Risk Mitigation. An estimated 86% of these children…

Highlights • 25,101 children with severe acute malnutrition were treated throughout the country from January to October 31, 2019. • 16,845 people, including 12,394 SAM children, have access to safe drinking water and 5,343 children use adequate sanitation…