Central African Republic + 4 more
Central African Republic Emergency Situation as of 13 February 2015
UNHCR Regional Update #49 - Central African Republic Situation, 7 - 13 February 2015
Central African Republic + 4 more
UNHCR Regional Update #49 - Central African Republic Situation, 7 - 13 February 2015
Mali + 8 more
Escalating violence is a worrying pattern that threatens hard-won gains in curbing the trend of growing needs in the Sahel. Conflicts and insecurity in northeast Nigeria, Mali and the Central African Republic create more suffering for…
Central African Republic + 4 more
UNHCR Regional Update #48 - Central African Republic Situation, 24 January – 6 February 2015
Chad + 2 more
Food insecurity aggravated by chronic drought and negative coping strategies. Chronic drought and floods aggravated by limited capacity. Recent and former population displacement due to conflicts in neighboring CAR, Libya, Nigeria, and Sudan (security volatility around Chad). Lack of…
Nigeria
KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Escalation of violence in the northeast leading to internal displacement of over 981,416 people. About 10 million people affected by natural disaster and conflict including insurgency and subsequent state of emergency in N.E. Nigeria,…
Niger + 1 more
KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Poverty, demographic pressure and recurrent shocks (droughts, floods, epidemics, high food prices) are responsible for the chronic vulnerability amongst households and communities, forcing many families to result to negative coping strategies; The crises…
Mali
KEY DRIVERS OF THE CRISIS Chronic vulnerability: recurrent shocks (droughts, floods, epidemics, locust), increasing poverty and market instability have contributed to deterioration of livelihoods. Limited access to basic social services and fragile capacity of public administration. Massive population displacement…
Burkina Faso
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Democratic Republic of the Congo + 1 more
L’accalmie précaire observée dans les centre, sud et une partie du nord du Katanga a favorisé le retour de plus de 86 000 personnes au dernier trimestre de 2014. Avec plus de 551 000 personnes déplacées…