Central African Republic

CAR | 2023 | CBPF
“Before this training, our tools were haphazardly gathered from various sources.”

CAR | 2023 | CBPF
“I’m happy with what I’m learning now, I think it will help me in the future.”

CAR | 2023 | CBPF
“It seemed as though I was spending one day at home and then a week at the hospital.”

CAR | 2023 | CBPF
“I’m going to look after them. That’s why I’d like to work in a hospital.”

Central African Republic | 2023 | CBPF
“In 2022, we saw over 1,000 sick children and more than 60 per cent were suffering from malaria. Cases are recurrent and constitute the main pathology diagnosed in the region.”

CAR | 2022 | CBPF
“This session helped me to understand what different types of explosive devices look like and the five key actions to take: stop immediately, retrace your steps, mark the ground, inform the authorities and call the 4040 hotline to report the discovery.”

Central African Republic | 2022 | CERF
In June 2022, CERF allocated $15 million for the response to the crisis in the Central African Republic. The funding aimed to scale up emergency assistance for 200,000 with a multi-sectoral approach combining food assistance and other sectors, including protection.

Central African Republic | 2022 | CBPF
Because of persistent insecurity, one in five Central Africans is either internally displaced or a refugee in a neighbouring country. In October 2022, the number of newly registered displacements (29,300 people) was more than three times higher than the number of returnees (8,650).

Central African Republic | 2022 | CBPF
“The child had been sick for a while, but I didn’t know what she had and worried a lot,” Jonvienne says.

CAR | 2021 | CBPF
“I don’t have words to express it. I didn’t believe that I could find my child again alive one day.”

CAR | 2021 | CBPF
“Our house was burnt down.When we fled, we lost everything. I don’t know in which direction my husband left.”