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Understanding how crises affect women and men, girls and boys of different ages and disparities is critical to effective humanitarian preparedness and response. Women, girls, boys and men have distinct needs, priorities, responsibilities, limitations and protection needs. They are exposed to differential risks and vulnerabilities but also play unique and important roles in preparedness and in responding to emergencies, conflicts and building peace within their respective communities. Gender equality in humanitarian action is about better targeting and programming and therefore about effectiveness of humanitarian action reaching all segments of the affected population.

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UNFPA Cameroon Situation Report - November 2025

Cameroon continues to face complex humanitarian challenges in the North-West, South-West, Far North, and East regions, where insecurity, displacement, damaged infrastructure, and post-electoral...

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