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TCHAD PLUS D’UN MILLIER DE PERSONNES AFFECTÉES PAR LES INONDATIONS Dans la région de Guera dans le centre du Tchad, plus de 1 200 personnes dans quatre villages se sont retrouvées sans abri après de fortes pluies qui…

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Key Drivers of the Conflict 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,…

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…

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Chad faces a numerous simultaneous and inter-connected humanitarian crises in a broader context of chronic vulnerability. Insecurity in the region has caused significant population movement from neighbouring countries (Sudan, CAR, Nigeria) as well as internal displacement. Meanwhile, millions…

• 7 million people affected by the conflict and in need of humanitarian assistance • 2 million people have been displaced (the majority of which are in the states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe) • 4.4 million people…

From January to July, over 1,700 cholera and 1,100 measles cases were recorded in the Tanganyika Province, home to some 157,500 internally displaced people and over 138,000 pople who have returned to their homes. In addition…

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…