OCHA Reports
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10 Dec 2011 More than one in ten people will need food aid next year The UN and aid agencies appealed today for US$268 million to help feed 1.5 million people in Zimbabwe next year, as well as to address other urgent humanitarian needs. More than one in ten Zimbabweans will need food assistance in the first half of the year, and one million children under-five are at risk of malnutrition, according to the Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP) launched in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare. A... |
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04 Dec 2011 RIACSO Report on SADC DRR and Preparedness Consultative Workshop Seychelles, 10-14 October 2011 Emergency Preparedness and Response Summary Outcomes Recommendations Early warning
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30 Nov 2011 Consolidated Appeal 2012 for Zimbabwe
The humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe continues to be stable but fragile due to many factors. The main humanitarian needs in Zimbabwe relate to food security, the continued threat of disease outbreaks, and requirements relating to specific needs of a wide range of highly vulnerable groups, such as child- or female-headed households, the chronically ill, internally displaced people (IDPs), returned migrants, and refugees and asylum-... |
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22 Nov 2011 Monthly Humanitarian Update - October 2011 I. Key Points
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25 Oct 2011 Monthly Humanitarian Update - September 2011 Key Points Food security is a concern according to the findings of the Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment Committee survey in rural areas; Resumption of the deportation of irregular Zimbabwean migrants in South Africa; CERF allocated six million USD to support under-funded programmes in the Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP) for Zimbabwe; 2011 Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP) for Zimbabwe funded at 43 per cent. |
