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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CAR) 7 PER CENT DECLINE IN IDP FIGURES IN BANGUI Internal displacement figures continue to decline with an estimated 62,579 IDPs living in 35 sites in Bangui as of 23 September – a seven…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Renewed violence in and around the north-western town of Batangafo at the end of July displaced at least 20,000 people.Other violent clashes on 4 august further deteriorated the humanitarian situation. Also hindering humanitarian access to…

The Sahel is facing complex challenges to long-term peace, stability and development. Chronic poverty, food insecurity, compounded by climate-related shocks, conflicts cross-border crime and increased threat of terrorism, together with limited capacities of governments, have combined…

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CAR) 91 PER CENT OF IDPS PLAN TO LEAVE SITES IN NEXT FOUR WEEKS Interviews conducted with IDPs show that 91 per cent envision leaving their displacement site within the next four weeks, according to…

Insecurity and violence persist in the Central African Republic, increasing the vulnerability and needs of the people affected including IDPs and refugees.An estimated 2.5 million in need of humanitrian aid including more than 487,580 displaced people,…

Overview 2013/14 Crop Production Season Well distributed rains were received in most parts of the region facilitating good production in most countries Late start of the season in north-eastern and some southern parts of the Region, including…

La situation sécuritaire du Nigéria voisin a forcé plus de 10 000 personnes à se réfugier dans la région de Diffa et les îles du Lac Tchad, au cours d’un seul mois, créant ainsi de nouveaux…

CAR Food Security Cluster Bulletin No. 12 (10 September 2014)

CAR Food Security Cluster Bulletin No. 12 (10 September 2014)

Insecurity and violence persist in the Central African Republic, increasing the vulnerability and needs of the people affected including IDPs and refugees.An estimated 2.5 million in need of humanitarian aid including more than 174,397 displaced people…