Reports

Ce rapport ne reflète pas nécessairement la position officielle des Nations Unies. FAITS MAJEURS Environ 1,4 million IDPs vivent dans les provinces des Kivu, la province du Maniema et au Nord Katanga dont 73% sont accessibles mais seulement 45 % sont…

NEW YORK, 2 April 2004 - UNICEF today welcomed Canada's donation of an additional 10.5 million Canadian dollars toward reducing child measles deaths in war-torn countries in Africa. The funds are targeted at the countries where children are at a…

Côte d'Ivoire is stepping up its programme against tuberculosis with help from a US$2.9 million grant from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. UNDP is the principal grant recipient and will manage the funds. The money will…

This report* does not necessarily reflect the official position of the United Nations. Weekly Highlights 1.4 million IDPs are estimated to be living in the Kivus and Maniema Provinces and Northern Katanga, 73% of whom are accessible but only 45% assisted:…

The European Commission has adopted four decisions totalling €22.5 million for humanitarian programmes in Tajikistan (€8 million), Central Africa and the Horn of Africa (ECHO Flight: €9 million) and Sri Lanka (€5.5 million). These funds are managed by the Humanitarian Aid…

Executive Summary As a result of the ongoing conflict in Darfur, thousands of Sudanese have fled their country to seek refuge in neighbouring Chad. The exact number of refugees, who are scattered along a 600 km stretch…

News Release No:2004/303/AFR Washington, April 1, 2004 - The World Bank approved on March 26 a US$102 million grant to support the implementation of the national strategic plan for HIV/AIDS control activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and…

MSF report illustrates terrible consequences of rape in the DRC and the need for action. Download the report here in <a href="http://www.msf.org/source/countries/africa/drc/2004/drcreport-nojoy.pdf" target==5Fnew>PDF format. After years of neglect the issue of sexual violence is now finally on the political agenda in…

15th - 31st March 2004 1. SIGNIFICANT EVENTS/ HIGHLIGHTS Political tensions culminated on Thursday the 25th March when the protest march planned by opposition parties pushing for the full implementation of the Linas Marcoussis peace accord, was violently disrupted by President…

1 APRIL 2004, N'DJAMENA - Some 110,000 Sudanese refugees, the majority children and women, have recently fled into Chad's remote and forbidding eastern desert region following brutal attacks on their villages. "We had to run from our village when they attacked…