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Background The violent conflict in the Lake Chad Basin has continuously deteriorated. Boko Haram raids and suicide bombings targeting civilians are causing widespread trauma, preventing people from accessing essential services and destroying vital infrastructure. Around 21 million…

KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Conflict and Boko Haram related violence in the north-eastern states resulting in insecurity, forced displacements and destroyed livelihoods. In eight northern States, an estimated, 5.8 million are affected by food insecurity at crisis…

KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Food insecurity, malnutrition and overall vulnerability are results of recurring natural hazards (droughts, floods), increasing food prices and overall scarcity of resources. The country continues to host Malian refugees, their returns are contingent…

PRINCIPAUX FACTEURS DE LA CRISE Les catastrophes naturelles récurrentes (sècheresses, inondations), combinées avec la volatilité des marchés, ont poussé les ménages et communautés vers une vulnérabilité chronique. Le conflit au nord du Nigeria et en RCA continuent à…

KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Recurring natural disasters such as droughts and floods combined with the volatility of markets, pushed many households and communities into chronic vulnerability. Conflict in northern Nigeria and CAR has displaced refugees to Cameroon,…

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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC WORSENING INSECURITY IN KAGA BANDORO UN Humanitarian Coordinator Fabrizio Hochschild on 30 September voiced concern over worsening insecurity in the northern Kaga Bandoro area since early September. At least 16 incidents of insecurity, including attacks…

RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE AGGRAVATION DE L’INSÉCURITÉ À KAGA BANDORO Le 30 septembre, le Coordonnateur humanitaire de l'ONU, Fabrizio Hochschild, a exprimé son inquiétude devant l'aggravation de l'insécurité dans la zone de Kaga Bandoro, au nord, depuis début septembre. Au…

KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Poverty, demographic pressure and recurrent shocks (droughts, floods, epidemics, and high food prices) are among the key causes of vulnerability amongst households and communities. Insecurity in neighboring countries, notably Mali and Nigeria, has…

Key Drivers of the Crisis The lean season, as well as low and late funding, continue to increase the overall chronic vulnerability and erode communities' resilience, many of which resort to negative coping strategies. The nutritional situation is…