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Les attaques armées persistent dans de nombreuses localités du bassin du lac Tchad, déracinant des milliers de personnes supplémentaires et prolongeant les déplacements et l'adversité auxquels sont confrontés des millions de civils dans la région. Environ…

Armed attacks persist in many localities across the Lake Chad Basin, uprooting thousands more people and prolonging displacement and adversity faced by millions of civilians across the region. Around 2.6 million people (refugees and internally displaced)…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Across Borno, Adamawa and Yobe (BAY) states in north-east Nigeria, an estimated 53 per cent of the total population of 13.4 million people require humanitarian assistance in 2019. About 13 per cent of the total…

As part of the 2019-2021 Humanitarian Response Strategy for Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states, the United Nations and partners are aiming to reach 6.2 million people in need of life-saving humanitarian assistance in 2019. The funding…

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Child protection actors in northeast Nigeria reached 751,850 children (girls: 373,425 & boys: 378,425) with CP services from January to November 2019. This included 486,117 children reached with psychosocial and mental health support services; 5,422 unaccompanied, separated…

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As of mid to late-2019, the four countries bordering Lake Chad host 5.1 million people displaced by multiple regional conflicts. Recent attacks by Boko Haram/ISIS-WA and changes in military strategy by the Nigerian government have increased…

Overview Adamawa state continues to experience high humanitarian needs driven by conflict, flooding and inter-communal tensions. A total of 200,011 people are currently displaced. During the reporting period three key dynamics were recorded; ongoing military operations at…

West and Central Africa lags behind the world’s other regions in many key HIV indicators for children, adolescents and mothers. Coverage of both paediatric antiretroviral treatment and early infant diagnosis were estimated to be below 30 per cent…