Central African Republic
OngoingOverview
Key Content
- OCHA Bulletin humanitaire République centrafricaine Numéro 26 août 2017
- Rapport de l’Experte indépendante sur la situation des droits de l’homme en République centrafricaine (A/HRC/36/64) FR / EN
- FEWS NET ; République centrafricaine : Mise à jour du suivi à distance - Août 2017
Appeals & Funding
- Aperçu des besoins humanitaires 2017 (octobre 2016)
- République centrafricaine: Plan de réponse humanitaire 2017- 2019 (Révisé Juin 2017)
- National Recovery and Peacebuilding Plan 2017–21
- 2017 South Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan Revised (May 2017)
- UNHCR: South Sudan Situation Supplementary Appeal Jan - Dec 2017
- Humanitarian Action for Children 2017
- IOM Regional Appeal Central African Republic (Jun 2016 - Jun 2017)
- Country-based Pooled Fund
- CAR: Donor Guide / RCA : Guide du donateur
Useful Links
Disasters
- Central African Republic: Floods - Aug 2017
- Central African Republic: Severe Local Storm - Mar 2017
- Nigeria: Polio Outbreak - Aug 2016
- Central African Republic: Cholera Outbreak - Aug 2016
- Central African Republic: Monkey Pox Outbreak - Dec 2015
- Central African Republic: Floods - May 2015
- West Africa: Ebola Outbreak - Mar 2014
- Central African Republic: Floods - Sep 2013
- Central African Republic: Measles Outbreak - May 2013
- Central African Republic: Severe Local Storm - Mar 2013
Mauritania hosts over 2,000 urban refugees and asylum seekers and almost 52,000 Malian refugees in Mbera, a camp established in 2012, in the arid south-east region close to the Malian border.
Despite the conclusion of a peace agreement in 2015, largescale returns of Malian refugees are not expected due to persistent violence in northern Mali.
The protracted displacement situation in Mbera exercises a considerable pressure on already limited local resources in the Bassikounou region.
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
16,000 IDPs FLEE FRESH CLASHES IN BASSE-KOTTO
Recent clashes between armed groups in two localities in the southern Basse-Kotto prefecture have forced around 16,000 displaced people to flee for safety in the neighbouring Ouaka prefecture. They were initially uprooted from their homes in May. The displacement has left them in desperate need of emergency assistance, especially shelter, basic household items, food, water, hygiene and protection.
DR CONGO
RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE
16 000 PDI FUIENT DE NOUVEAUX AFFRONTEMENTS EN BASSE-KOTTO
Les affrontements récents entre groupes armés dans deux localités de la préfecture de la BasseKotto, au sud, ont obligé environ 16 000 personnes déplacées à trouver refuge dans la préfecture voisine de la Ouaka. Elles avaient déjà fui leurs foyers en mai. Ce nouveau déplacement les a laissé dans le besoin désespéré d‘une aide d'urgence, en particulier d’abris, articles ménagers de base, nourriture, eau, hygiène et protection.
Bangladesh
Affected areas: Chittagong, Dhaka, Khulna, Mymensingh, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Sylhet divisions
Cause of displacement Disaster:
Figures More than 427,000 new disaster displacements between 12 August and 4 September
Context
Situation
Bangui, 11 Septembre 2017 – Le Comité de Coordination des ONG Internationales en RCA condamne fermement l’attaque ciblée contre les acteurs humanitaires dans la ville de Batangafo, au nord du pays, jeudi 7 septembre 2017.
Continued violence in the Central African Republic has triggered new levels of displacement. In August 2017, the number of Central African refugees in neighbouring countries reached the highest number of CAR refugees seen since the start of the crisis in 2013. In addition to the refugees, the number of internally displaced people remained close to 600,000 by the end of August, 2017. With more than 1.1 million people displaced inside CAR or as refugees in neighbouring countries, the overall population displacement is at its highest level since 2013.
ABOUT
Introduction
The present text is an extended summary of a report produced by the Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat West Africa. The report examines mixed migration within, from and to West Africa and aims to gather available knowledge concerning people moving in mixed flows with the principal aim of identifying vulnerable groups and assessing their specific protection needs.
Résumé
On 15 September 2017, the United Nations-African Union Joint Task Force on Peace and Security held its thirteenth consultative meeting at UN Headquarters, in New York, on the margins of the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly.
