The field presence map shows all towns where international humanitarian organizations have set up offices in the Central African Republic, as of early 2009. Since the map was last published, new offices have been opened primarily in the north-west, but also in north-east and south-east. In total, 11 UN organizations and 24 international NGOs are now working in CAR.

Highlights of the last few months include:

• the Jesuit Refugee Service opened offices in Bangui, Ouanda Djalle and Markounda.
• Emergency, the italian NGO, built an office and hospital in Bangui.
• Solidarites is now present in Bozoum.
• ACTED opened offices in Birao, Zemio and Bossangoa.
• Three NGOs set up operations in Bouar (Merlin, CordAid, CARITAS).
• IMC strengthened its presence in the north-east, with offices in Ouadda, Gordil and Ngarba.
• COOPI started working in Obo, in the far south-east.
• For some time now, the Danish Refugee Council has been running an office in Ndele.
• Premiere Urgence is working in Ngaoundaye.
• Action Contre la Faim has closed its Markounda office and moved to Paoua.

Please note: Office locations do not necessarily coincide with project locations, but still give a good indication of who is working where.

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