Rapports

CRISIS IMPACT OVERVIEW Violence has been rapidly increasing in Centre-Nord region of Burkina Faso since early 2024. During the first four months of the year, attacks by the al-Qaeda-affiliated group Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM) killed…

Summary of trend history The 2024 Humanitarian Response plan (HRP) aims to provide a sustained response focused on the centrality of protection, guided by the preferences of affected populations, whilst preserving their lives and their dignity, and…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Weeks of severe rains in Chad have hit all 23 provinces leaving at least 340 people dead and 1.5 million affected since July. The situation continues to evolve very rapidly with the number of people…

HIGHLIGHTS As of 15 September, a total of 34 out of 59 health districts in the country had at least one confirmed case of Mpox. UNICEF’s response plan for Mpox covers 16 priority districts, aiming to reach…

Introduction Overview In 2022, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in collaboration with UNICEF, WHO and the National Program for the Elimination of Cholera and the Control of Other Diarrheal Diseases (PNECHOL-MD) developed…

HUMANITARIAN OVERVIEW Since late July, torrential rains have caused flooding in the 23 provinces of Chad. The last data shared by the Government on the 3 rd of September 2024 states that 1,495,969 people have been affected…

Overview This Weekly Bulletin focuses on public health emergencies occurring in the WHO African region. This week’s articles cover: Floods in Chad Cholera in the United Republic of Tanzania Cholera in Ghana For each of these events, a brief description, followed…

Reporting Period: 1 May – 16 September 2024 Situation in Numbers 179,949 people affected 1 56,280 women 51,723 men 71,946 children affected 62 deaths 118 injured 93 schools used as shelters Highlights As of 9 September, the floods have worsened considerably in all 19 of…

Highlights The security situation in the Vakaga, Ouham Fafa, Bamingui Bangoran and Haute Kotto regions is unstable. Criminal activity persists on the outskirts of urban centres, particularly targeting motorbike taxi drivers. Armed group activity continues to compromise…

Faits saillants La situation sécuritaire dans les régions de Vakaga, Ouham Fafa, Bamingui Bangoran et Haute Kotto est instable. Les activités criminelles persistent à la périphérie des centres urbains, ciblant particulièrement les conducteurs de motos-taxis. L'activité des…