Rapports

UNICEF URGENTLY REQUIRES US$ 15,230,496 TO ADDRESS THE HUMANITARIAN NEEDS OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN - Burundi declares Free Birth Delivery and Neonatal Care but health centres require emergency supplies and trained doctors, nurses. - Under-funding of projects and…

11-18 July 2006 Highlights - A total of USD 6.5 million received as additional US Government's contribution to WFP operations in Liberia - Partnership conference held in Monrovia The torrential rains have created accessibility challenge to humanitarian operations as the roads linking…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The 2006 Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) for the Great Lakes Region was launched in Nairobi at the beginning of December 2005 by United Nations agencies in collaboration with International non-governmental organisations and other international bodies including the Red…

En hommage aux Dr. Joachin Kaba-Mebri et Dr. Eric Kassa-Kelembho Tués la nuit du 9 au 10 avril 2006 près du village de Yaloké au Nord-Ouest du pays, par des individus armés non identifiés, alors qu'ils voyageaient dans un Véhicule appartenant…

1. RÉSUMÉ La présente revue à mi-parcours de l'Appel Consolidé (CAP) 2006 souligne les événements socio-politiques et économiques de ces six derniers mois dans la République du Congo ainsi que leurs conséquences sur la situation humanitaire des…

1. Executive Summary The humanitarian situation in Chad has deteriorated during the past six months due to increased insecurity in the northern provinces of the Central African Republic (CAR), continued insecurity in Sudan's Darfur region, and increased…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Through the first half of 2006, some countries of West Africa have faced threats of political instability and nutritional and food insecurity, while others have benefited from progress towards stability and development. Political instability in Côte d'Ivoire and…

1.Executive Summary Liberia's humanitarian situation and political climate has witnessed significant improvements since the launch of the 2006 Consolidated Appeal (CAP) in November 2005. A new Government has been installed following free and fair elections, former President…

1. Executive summary In the midst of post-conflict recovery and an improving political and security landscape despite isolated attacks by the last remaining rebel group, the key challenge for humanitarian actors has been to ensure a gradual…

Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) The CAP is much more than an appeal for money. It is an inclusive and coordinated programme cycle of: (a) strategic planning leading to a Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP); (b) resource mobilisation (leading to…