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Background Around 17 million people live in the affected areas across the four Lake Chad basin countries. The number of displaced people has tripled over the last two years. Most of the displaced families are sheltered by…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Humanitarian planning for 2016 estimated that 4.3 million people would be in need of humanitarian assistance of whom 1.5 million were targeted to receive assistance. This highlights the acute vulnerability in the country. In 2017…

CAMEROUN ACCORD SUR LE RETOUR VOLONTAIRE DES RÉFUGIÉS SIGNÉ Les Gouvernements camerounais et nigérian ont signé le 2 mars, conjointement avec le HCR, un accord tripartite sur le rapatriement volontaire des réfugiés nigérians au Cameroun. Les parties ont…

CAMEROON AGREEMENT ON VOLUNTARY REFUGEE RETURN SIGNED The Governments of Cameroon and Nigeria together with UNHCR on 2 March signed a tripartite agreement on the voluntary repatriation of Nigerian refugees in Cameroon. The parties agreed to provide people…

APERÇU En août 2016, les violences ont éclaté entre les forces de l’ordre congolaises et les miliciens du chef coutumier Kamuina Nsapu, entraînant près de 400 morts et de nombreux blessés dans le territoire de Dibaya dans…

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The Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) is a tool to monitor humanitarian action, conduct multisector assessments and intervene in NFI and WASH when there is no capacity on site. The RRM is made possible through the generous…

Nigeria: Dikwa Rapid Food Security Assessment - February 2017

The food security and nutrition situation in Cameroon remains worrying. In Adamaoua, food insecurity seems to have dramatically worsened, rising from 19% to 39% within one year. Malnutrition remains of concern, especially in Logone and Chari…

Situation in numbers 537,139 TOTAL POPULATION IN THE REGION 130,000 DISPLACED PEOPLE (IDPS, RETURNEES, REFUGEES AND THIRD-COUNTRY NATIONALS) 222,356 FOOD INSECURE PEOPLE (INTEGRATED FOOD SECURITY PHASE CLASSIFICATION, NOV 2016) 84% OF CHILDREN (3 TO 17 YEARS) DO NOT ATTEND EDUCATION 59…