Read the report from the inter-organisation mission to Sikikédé, in the Vakaga province of north-eastern CAR, which took place on Friday 25 November 2011. This was the first joint mission since September 2010. Download the report here (125kb) >>
Editorial : un pas de plus vers l’approche « Unis dans l’Action »
La communauté international mobilisée pour la RCA
UNDAF + 2012-2016 : Trois axes prioritaires de consolidation de la paix et d’aide au développement de la République centrafricaine pour les cinq prochaines années
De l’UNDAF 2007-2011 à l’UNDAF + 2012-2016
CCA, UNDAF+, DSRPII et OMD
Déclaration d’engagement de l’Equipe de Pays du SNU en République centrafricaine
Introduction du vaccin contre les infections à pneumocoques dans le programme de vaccination systématique en RCA
L’UNHCR appelle chacun à s’engager pour la cause des réfugiés en Centrafrique
Formation des femmes en techniques de plaidoyer pour la mobilisation de ressources
Mme Margaret Vogt, nouvelle Représentante Spéciale du Secrétaire Général de l’ONU en RCA
Dr Christine Mbonyingingo, nouvelle Coordonnatrice Pays de l’ONUSIDA en RCA
Des caméras au service de l’éducation à la citoyenneté et à la culture de paix
Une approche concertée de promotion de la paix
BINUCA s’engage dans « La longue marche de la RCA vers la paix »
Deep in the southwest of the Central African Republic, far from the violence and humanitarian crisis of the northern prefectures, lies the Dzanga-Sangha reserve. Nearly 500 kilometres (300 miles) from the capital Bangui, the reserve offers some of the most beautiful and pristine wildlife that can be found in Africa and, indeed, the world.
However, distance in this case can be deceiving; reaching Dzanga-Sangha often takes between nine to twelve hours by truck. Road conditions in the Central African Republic are challenging during the dry season, and roads frequently become impassible during the rainy season, making reaching the park difficult, and occasionally impossible. Continue Reading »
More than 2,700 internally displaced persons (IDPs) are currently living on a site near Kabo, Central African Republic, and new people are arriving every day. Returning from the site, a joint evaluation mission, including staff from OCHA and BONUCA, as well as donor representatives, described the humanitarian situation as very precarious.
Meeting with the mayor of Kabo, members of the mission were told that NGOs had been successful in addressing the most urgent problems. For example, the NGO Solidarités installed a water pump providing clean drinking water on the IDP site and the local health centre receives help from Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Continue Reading »
We are posting the first set of photos they brought back: Images of children in front of their destroyed homes, in what used to be one of CAR’s model development regions. Click on the photo for a full-screen slideshow.
The Humanitarian and Development Partnership Team (HDPT) unites all organizations working to alleviate the humanitarian and development crisis in the Central African Republic: United Nations agencies, the Red Cross Movement, NGOs and other organizations. For more information, visit About HDPT CAR or email us at info[at]hdptcar.net
Interviews with Dr Ione
Dr Ione describes her incredible experiences in the Central African Republic. A thrilling eye-witness account of the country’s history.
Deep in the southwest of the Central African Republic, far from the violence and humanitarian crisis of the northern prefectures, lies the Dzanga-Sangha reserve. Nearly 500 kilometres (300 miles) from the capital Bangui, the reserve offers some of the most beautiful and pristine wildlife that can be found in Africa and, indeed, the world.
