Rapports

HUMANITARIAN OVERVIEW Sudanese refugees continue to flee to Chad and to other neighbouring countries. UNHCR projects a total of 30,000 refugees in Chad by the beginning of next week. Their number could reach 100,000 by the end…

Ce rapport a été produit par OCHA, en collaboration avec les partenaires humanitaires. Il couvre la période du 1er au 31 mars 2023. Le prochain rapport sera publié en juin 2023. FAITS SAILLANTS • Plus de 3 300…

Children who have been forced to flee as a result of conflict, climate change or hunger often end up with mental health issues that can have lifelong impacts if left unaddressed. But with psychosocial support and…

This report is produced by OCHA Mali in collaboration with humanitarian partners. This edition focuses on the humanitarian response provided after the attack on 22 April 2023, population movements and meningitis. Highlights Strengthening of humanitarian assistance to victims…

FAITS SAILLANTS La communauté humanitaire prépare un addendum au Plan de réponse humanitaire 2023 pour adapter la réponse. Plus de 9 700 personnes, dont des rapatriés centrafricains ont préventivement fui le Soudan vers Am-Dafock en RCA. Les humanitaires accélèrent…

HIGHLIGHTS The humanitarian community is preparing an addendum to the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan to adapt the response More than 9,700 people, including Central African returnees have preventively fled from Sudan to Am-Dafock in CAR. Humanitarians are speeding up…

HUMANITARIAN OVERVIEW As of 12 May, UNHCR has fixed around 28,000 refugees. Around 13,000 refugees were pre-registered including 6,000 children and 250 pregnant women. IOM estimates one third of the people fleeing Sudan are returnees. In the Ouaddai province,…

KINSHASA, 11 May 2023 – Devastating flash floods and mudslides are feared to have killed more than 200 children with another 90 children separated from their families or with their parents feared dead in the province…

HIGHLIGHTS Central African refugees voluntarily returned to their country of origin in CAR. 33 dignity kits distributed to survivors of GBV. 692 persons participated in awareness-raising sessions on GBV 621 refugees households received non-food items kits.

In Numbers 1.9 million people/* assisted in March 2023 618,000 through crisis response 1.3 million through resilience building USD 89.1 million six-month (April - September 2023) net funding requirement. 5,237 mt of food assistance distributed* USD 7.5 million cash-based transfers made* *Preliminary figures Strategic…