suffering severe acute malnutrition received treatment with a recovery rate of 86%, well above the SPHERE minimum standa
Central African Republic Response End of Year Factsheet Situation in numbers
2.4 4.8
MILLION CHILDREN AFFECTED OUT OF
MILLION PEOPLE AFFECTED
452,000
CAR
469,300
PEOPLE
REFUGEES IN NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES
BATANGAFO
BOSSANGOA BOUAR BANGUI
CURRENTLY INTERNALLY DISPLACED IN CAR
KAGA BANDORO BAMBARI
UNICEF field office locations Recent clashes
UNICEF Results for children against 2015 targets 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Health & HIV/AIDS
Children under 5 vaccinated against measles in IDP sites and epidemic districts
139,766
People with access to basic health services and medicines
987,044
Children born to HIV positive mothers who received appropriate treatment Children under 5 with SAM admitted for treatment Recovery rate from SAM (SPHERE Standard: >75%)
Nutrition
WASH
Child Protection
1,825 23,489 87%
People with access to improved water
361,230
People with access to improved sanitation services
211,575
Children who received psychosocial support
157,339
Children released from armed forces and groups
2,662
GBV survivors who received comprehensive assistance
5,055
Education
Children with access to relevant education opportunities Children who received learning materials
Highly vulnerable households assisted with WASH Rapid Response interventions and non-food items Mechanism
69,378 240,737 46,027
UNICEF Response highlights in 2015 Through negotiations, 2,662 children associated with armed groups have been released and reunited with their families or placed in alternative care arrangements. Nearly 70,000 children have received access to education through 328 temporary learning spaces in 41 IDP sites. Nearly 1 million people received access to basic health services and medicines across CAR. In the context of increasing food insecurity and lack of access to adequate health care, nearly 23,000 children under 5 suffering severe acute malnutrition received treatment with a recovery rate of 86%, well above the SPHERE minimum standard of 75%. Over 361,000 affected people have access to safe water and over 211,000 internally displaced persons in sites across the country received access to improved sanitation facilities 46,027 highly vulnerable households in hard-to-reach areas affected by a sudden shock received Non Food Items and benefitted from WASH intervention through the RRM.
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Central African Republic Response End of Year Factsheet RESOURCE MOBILISATION: US$ 41.4 million mobilised in 2015; gap of US$ 29.5 million $0
$5,000,000 $10,000,000 $15,000,000 $20,000,000
491,975 (141%)
Nutrition
42%
Health and HIV/AIDS WASH Child Protection Education Rapid Response Mechanism Funds received
UNICEF Operational Response
Funding gap
PARTNERS: 75 implementing partners across all regions of CAR Coverage per prefecture
Partners by sector
2
20
19
2 12
4
13
2
9 4
4
8
7
3
2 6
18
5
4
16
2
Education
CSD
Child Protection
WASH
RRM
SUPPLIES: US $6.9 million distributed in
RAPID RESPONSE MECHANISM:
2015
193 alerts responded to in 2015
Nutrition
1,543,769
Health
2,618,341
HIV/AIDS
405,258
WASH
411,097
Child Protection Education Cross-Sectoral
93 Exploratory missions (MEX) 93 Multi-sectoral assessments (MSA) 48 NFI Distributions 32 WASH Interventions 131 Hygiene sessions 265 Built emergency latrines 45 Rehabilitation of water sources
44,427 235,037 1,619,872
Urgent actions for children in 2016 • • • • •
In 2016, an estimated 2.4 million people, including 1.2 million children, will be in need of humanitarian assistance. Over 900,000 people remain displaced either internally or in neighboring countries. Thousands of children who remain associated with armed forces and groups need to be released and reintegrated into their communities. Rising food insecurity will lead to an increased proportion of the population in emergency or crisis levels of food insecurity, as well as a higher proportion of children with acute malnutrition: an estimated 39,000 children under 5 years will suffer from severe acute malnutrition (SAM). In 2016, UNICEF CAR will need US $55.6 million dollars to provide critical life-saving services to internally displaced and conflict-affected people.
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