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Maniema Janvier 2015 © Gemma Cortes/OCHA – Mai 2013 Qui Fait Quoi Où ? L’Action Humanitaire par Territoire i Province de Maniema Janvier 2015 Janvier 2015 - Prochaine mise à jour : Juin 2015 Conception et réalisation : Bureau des Nations Unies pour la Coordination des Affaires Humanitaires - OCHA IMU 46, Avenue de l’Aéroport - Quartier 3z - Commune de Kasuku - Ville de Kindu - Province du Maniema – RDC Pour toute erreur ou omission dans le présent document, veuillez nous le faire savoir en retour aux adresses suivantes : ii [email protected] , [email protected] ou appeler au +243 81 706 12 15, +243 81 706 13 74 SOMMAIRE SOMMAIRE ................................................................................................................................................................... i INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................... 1 QUI FAIT QUOI OU – Infographie ................................................................................................................................ 2 QUI EST OU – infographie ........................................................................................................................................... 4 ABREVIATIONS ET ACRONYMES ............................................................................................................................. 5 PROJETS PAR TERRITOIRE/SECTEUR (Cluster) ..................................................................................................... 7 Territoire de Kabambare ....................................................................................................................................... 9 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ......................................................................................................... 9 EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................................... 9 LOGISTIQUE ................................................................................................................................................... 9 MULTISECTORIEL .......................................................................................................................................... 9 PROTECTION................................................................................................................................................ 10 SANTE ........................................................................................................................................................... 11 SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE ............................................................................................................................ 12 Territoire de Kailo ................................................................................................................................................ 13 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ....................................................................................................... 13 EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................................. 14 LOGISTIQUE ................................................................................................................................................. 15 MULTISECTORIEL ........................................................................................................................................ 15 NUTRITION.................................................................................................................................................... 15 PROTECTION................................................................................................................................................ 16 SANTE ........................................................................................................................................................... 17 SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE ............................................................................................................................ 18 Territoire de Kasongo ......................................................................................................................................... 19 AME ET ABRI D’URGENCE .......................................................................................................................... 19 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ....................................................................................................... 19 EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................................. 20 MULTISECTORIEL ........................................................................................................................................ 20 PROTECTION................................................................................................................................................ 21 SANTE ........................................................................................................................................................... 22 SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE ............................................................................................................................ 24 Territoire de Kibombo ......................................................................................................................................... 25 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ....................................................................................................... 25 EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................................. 25 LOGISTIQUE ................................................................................................................................................. 26 MULTISECTORIEL ........................................................................................................................................ 26 PROTECTION................................................................................................................................................ 26 SANTE ........................................................................................................................................................... 28 SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE ............................................................................................................................ 29 i Territoire de Lubutu............................................................................................................................................. 30 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ....................................................................................................... 30 EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................................. 30 LOGISTIQUE ................................................................................................................................................. 30 MULTISECTORIEL ........................................................................................................................................ 31 PROTECTION................................................................................................................................................ 31 SANTE ........................................................................................................................................................... 33 SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE ............................................................................................................................ 34 Territoire de Pangi ............................................................................................................................................... 35 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ....................................................................................................... 35 EDUCATION .................................................................................................................................................. 37 LOGISTIQUE ................................................................................................................................................. 38 MULTISECTORIEL ........................................................................................................................................ 38 NUTRITION.................................................................................................................................................... 38 PROTECTION................................................................................................................................................ 39 SANTE ........................................................................................................................................................... 40 SECURITE ALIMENTAIRE ............................................................................................................................ 42 Territoire de Punia ............................................................................................................................................... 44 EAU, HYGIENE ET ASSAINISSEMENT ......................................................................................................
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