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CMP Juin 2020 STATISTIQUES DETAILLEES DES SITES Pdis EN Legende CMP Juin 2020 Type-site: En hausse Update S= site Stable STATISTIQUES DETAILLEES DES SITES PDIs EN RCA L= Lieu de Regroupement En baisse No Update Differe # Préfecture Sous-Préfecture Commune Localité Site Type-site 31.05.2020 30.06.2020 Evolution Date Update Update Commentaires Sources de Donnees nce 1 Haut-Mbomou Zemio Zemio Zemio Site D L 2771 2853 3% juin-20 Profilage DTM IOM 205 PDIs venant de l'axe Bambouti suite aux exactions des 2 Haut-Mbomou Obo Obo Obo Gougbere S 2410 2410 0% Novembre 2019 ASA elements armes assimiles a l'UPC 3 Haut-Mbomou Obo Obo Obo Ligoua S 1180 1180 0% Juin 2019 COOPI 4 Haut-Mbomou Obo Obo Obo Nguilinguili S 455 455 0% Juin 2019 COOPI 5 Haut-Mbomou Obo Obo Obo Zemio S 693 693 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM 6 Haut-Mbomou Obo Obo Mboki Mboki S 1579 2889 83% juin-20 Des PDIs venus de Obo entre Mai et juin Mission InterAgence 7 Haut-Mbomou Obo Obo Obo Catolique L 300 400 33% juin-20 Informateur clef le Prete de l'Eglise Catholique CCCM 8 Haut-Mbomou Djemah Djemah Kadjima A1 L 610 610 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM 9 Haut-Mbomou Djemah Djemah Kadjima A2 L 625 625 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM 10 Haut-Mbomou Djemah Djemah Kadjima B1 L 640 640 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM 11 Haut-Mbomou Djemah Djemah Kadjima B2 L 675 675 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM 12 Haut-Mbomou Djemah Djemah Kadjima C1 L 1085 1085 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM Site catholique Petit ASA-Profilage 13 Mbomou Bangassou Bangassou Bangassou S 2012 2052 2% juin-20 ASA Seminaire 14 Mbomou Rafaï Rafaï AIM Site Aim S 185 185 0% Mai 2020 profilage ASA 15 Mbomou Rafaï Rafaï BINGBA 3 Site A S 562 562 0% Mai 2020 Profilage des IDPs fait par ASA ASA Retour a Dembia apres l'acalmie et reprise des activites 16 Mbomou Rafaï Rafaï AGOUMAR 3 C L 441 441 0% Mai 2020 ASA agricoles 17 Mbomou Rafaï Rafaï DEMBIA DEMBIA L 1430 1430 0% Mars 2020 Profilage DTM IOM Retour a Dembia apres l'acalmie et reprise des activites 18 Mbomou Rafaï Rafaï SANDOU Site B S 1174 1174 0% Mai 2020 ASA agricoles 19 Mbomou Bakouma Bakouma NGUEREFARA PERSEVERANCE L 2170 1040 -52% juin-20 profilage ASA 20 Haute-Kotto Bria Samba-Boungou Bria Pk3 S 49455 49434 0% juin-20 Prifilage INTERSOS Retour enregistres dans les zones de provenance suite a 21 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Hopital de Bria S 0 0 #DIV/0! mai-20 l'accalmie observe ce mois de Mars en lien aux negociations INTERSOS entamees. 22 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Yandomo Eglise CEBI 1 S 218 206 -6% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site INTERSOS 23 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria BORNOU 1 Eglise CEBI 3 S 338 300 -11% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site INTERSOS 24 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Eglise Catholique S 728 728 0% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site INTERSOS 25 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Gobolo L 109 0 -100% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site INTERSOS 26 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Ndrou L 189 0 -100% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site INTERSOS 27 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Kotto-Ville L 4 0 -100% juin-20 retour INTERSOS 28 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Moov L 38 0 -100% juin-20 retour INTERSOS 29 Haute-Kotto Bria Bria Bria Ngoudja L 8 0 -100% juin-20 retour INTERSOS 30 Basse-kotto Alindao Alindao Quartier Maison Site catholique S 16419 16421 0% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site ASA 31 Basse-kotto Alindao Alindao Alindao Site Elim S 2746 2746 0% mai-20 ASA 32 Basse-kotto Alindao Alindao Alindao Site AFAPS S 677 703 4% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site ASA 33 Basse-kotto Alindao Alindao Voundja Djoko Site Pk3 axe mingala S 823 839 2% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site ASA 8/1/2020 1 / 4 34 Basse-kotto Alindao kongbo kongbo kongbo S 1380 1380 0% mai-20 ASA 35 Basse-kotto Alindao Guiligui NGAKE NGAKE L 175 187 7% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site ASA 36 Basse Kotto Alindao Bakou BANDA DEKA BANDA DEKA L 452 452 0% mai-20 Profilage ASA ASA 37 Basse Kotto Alindao Bakou Batagnidou Sofoni L 175 175 0% Apr-20 Profilage OIM DTM IOM 38 Ouaka Bambari Bambari Bambari Notre dame de la Victoire S 1986 1194 -40% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 39 Ouaka Bambari Bambari Bambari Aviation Ecole S 3091 3091 0% février-20 CMP L. BAMBARI 40 Ouaka Bambari Bambari Bambari Site alternatif (Misca) S 4107 3999 -3% juin-20 Mise a jour effectuee sur le site INTERSOS 41 Ouaka Bambari Bambari Bambari Elevage S 8369 8369 0% février-20 CMP L. BAMBARI 42 Ouaka Bambari Bambari Bambari MINUSCA PK 8 S 1526 1526 0% février-20 CMP L. BAMBARI 43 Ouaka Bambari Bambari Bambari Saint joseph S 42 23 -45% juin-20 Mise à jour effectuée sur le site INTERSOS 44 Ouaka Bambari Pladama Ouaka Pladama Ouaka Pladama Ouaka S 284 284 0% février-20 CMP L. BAMBARI 45 Ouaka Bambari Danga Gboudou Tagbara Maloum S 8300 8300 0% Avril 2019 par Word vision CMP L. BAMBARI 46 Ouaka Kouango Ngougbia Ngakobo Cite maitrise (Club) S 6983 6983 0% Fevrier 2019 par Word vision CMP L. BAMBARI 47 Nana-Gribizi Kaga-Bandoro Kaga-Bandoro Kokorota Minusca S 12424 12424 0% Octobre 2019 CARITAS 48 Nana-Gribizi Kaga-Bandoro Grivai-Pamia Kaba Kaba S 334 334 0% Octobre 2019 CARITAS 49 Nana-Gribizi Kaga-Bandoro Grivai-Pamia Lazare Lazaret S 8129 8155 0% juin-20 INTERSOS 50 Nana-Gribizi Kaga-Bandoro Grivai-Pamia Mbella Mbella S 2967 2967 0% Septembre 2019 CARITAS 51 Nana-Gribizi Kaga-Bandoro Grivai-Pamia Kaga-bandoro Bamou L 39 39 0% avril-20 INTERSOS 52 Nana-Gribizi Kaga-Bandoro Grivai-Pamia Kaga-bandoro Centre Admin L 343 343 0% avril-20 INTERSOS 53 Ouham Kabo Sido Moyenne Sido Cite de la paix S 2630 2630 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 54 Ouham Kabo Sido Madjikon site C (cite de la paix) S 2062 2062 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 55 Ouham Kabo kabo Kabo Site B S 4156 4156 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 56 Ouham Kabo kabo Kabo Site C S 2746 2746 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 57 Ouham Kabo Ouaki Ouaki Ouaki S 16 16 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 58 Ouham Kabo Ouaki Ngamna Ngamna S 211 211 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 59 Ouham Kabo Kabo Farazala Farazala A S 586 586 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 60 Ouham Kabo Kabo Farazala 1 Farazala B S 22 22 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 61 Ouham Batangafo Ouassi Gbazara Gbazara A S 523 791 51% juin-20 Mise a jour INTERSOS 62 Ouham Batangafo Ouassi Gbazara Gbazara B S 1278 813 -36% juin-20 Mise a jour INTERSOS 63 Ouham Batangafo Ouassi Ndoubou Ndoubou S 1973 1973 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 64 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Dihiri Dihiri 2 S 124 124 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 65 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Batangafo Site MINUSCA S 9945 9945 0% Mars 2020 INTERSOS 66 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Batangafo Catolique S 2862 2862 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 67 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Batangafo Maison des jeunes S 3702 3702 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS 68 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Batangafo Alternatif S 7495 7495 0% Mars 2020 INTERSOS 69 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Batangafo Zibo Bagga S 1470 1470 0% Mars 2020 INTERSOS 70 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Batangafo Ecole Bagga S 5091 5091 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Axe Batangafo- 71 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Vami 3 S 282 282 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Ouandago-Kabo Axe Batangafo- 72 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Mbaïndo S 211 211 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Ouandago-Kabo 8/1/2020 2 / 4 Axe Batangafo- 73 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Vami 1 S 302 302 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Ouandago-Kabo Axe Batangafo- 74 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo konvi 1 S 215 215 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Ouandago-Kabo Axe Batangafo- 75 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo Lega S 285 285 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Ouandago-Kabo Axe Batangafo- Oro- 76 Ouham Batangafo Batangafo S 589 589 0% Avril 2020 INTERSOS Ouandago-Kabo Djafoun/Ouandago 77 Ouham Bouca Lady Gbawi Gbakaya Gbakaya S 1184 1183 0% juin-20 mise a jour sur site INTERSOS 78 Ouham Bouca Bouca Botombo Botombo S 652 375 -42% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 79 Ouham Bouca Bouca Gbigbi Gbigbi S 49 43 -12% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS On note quelques retours apres que le site a été presque vidé. Les PDI etaient en deplacement preventif vers d'autres sites 80 Ouham Bouca Lady Gbawi Lady Gbawi Lady A S 0 147 #DIV/0! juin-20 en raison des affrontements liés aux problèmes agro- INTERSOS pastoraux sur l’axe Bouca et axe Marazet en date du 18 janvier, 28 février et 02 mars 2020. On note quelques retours apres que le site a été presque vidé. Les PDI etaient en deplacement preventif vers d'autres sites 81 Ouham Bouca Lady Gbawi Lady Gbawi Lady B S 0 98 #DIV/0! juin-20 en raison des affrontements liés aux problèmes agro- INTERSOS pastoraux sur l’axe Bouca et axe Marazet en date du 18 janvier, 28 février et 02 mars 2020. 82 Ouham Bouca Bouca Zoui Zoui S 1083 838 -23% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 83 Ouham Bouca Bouca Bobo Bouca centre Mission Catholique S 715 706 -1% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 84 Ouham Bouca Bouca Bouca Maraze Kozoro 1 S 667 357 -46% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 85 Ouham Bouca Bouca Bouca Maraze Kozoro 2 S 38 41 8% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 86 Ouham Bouca Bouca Bouca Maraze Kawa S 281 279 -1% juin-20 Profilage INTERSOS 87 Vakaga Birao Birao Birao MINUSCA S 5220 5010 -4% juin-20 Mise a jour INTERSOS 88 Vakaga Birao Birao Birao Site Chinois S 3677 1970 -46% juin-20 Mise a jour ACTED 89 Vakaga Birao Birao Birao Site Aerodrome S 218 205 -6% juin-20 Mise a jour INTERSOS 90 Vakaga Birao Birao Birao Centre Hopital L 1546 1142 -26% juin-20 Mise a jour INTERSOS 91 Bangui 2e Arrondissement 2e ArrondissementLAKOUANGA V Socada S 1800 1850 3% juin-20 Profilage DTM IOM de juin 2020 ACF 92 Bangui 2e Arrondissement 2e ArrondissementBRUXELLES CICI L 745 29 -96% juin-20 Profilage DTM IOM de juin 2020 DTM IOM 93 Bangui 2e Arrondissement 2e ArrondissementPARIS CONGO CPI L 1330 0 -100% juin-20 Profilage DTM IOM de juin 2020 DTM IOM 94 Bangui 2e Arrondissement 2e ArrondissementSAPEKE II Maison des jeunes L 1575
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