Central African Republic: Crisis Snapshot (As of 06 Feb

Central African Republic: Crisis snapshot (as of 06 Feb. 2013) More than 780,000 people, roughly 17% of the country’s population are living Population living in affected areas (in Thousands) in areas controlled by Séléka (“alliance”) such as, Bamingui, Batangafo, 6.7 15.3 21.1 35.9 36.5 39.8 40.3 42.3 63 65.3 70 70.6 96.6 117.2 Bambari, Basse Kotto, Bria, Ippy, Kabo, Kaga Bandoro, Kouango and Sibut. Sibut Ippy Bria Ndele Kabo Kaga Mbres Dekoa Needs analysis Ouadda Alindao Bamingui Kouango Bandoro Bambari Preliminary results from assessments reveal women and children in urgent need of assistance especially in the Batangafo area of food security, health, nutrition, protection and education. 104 RRA questionnaires conducted in 31 towns, in 15 sub-prefectures, across 9 prefectures revealed: SUDAN BiraoP 85 per cent of questionnaires noted that children are not going to school due to the crisis. CHAD 65 per cent of questionnaires noted an increase in Gender-Based Violence (GBV). 1,275 cases of unaccompanied children were reported in Nana-Gribizi, Kemo and Ouham. 237 deaths and 371 injured reported in the 104 questionnaires. 65,364 62 per cent of questionnaires noted shortages of medicines while 45 per cent noted an interruption ! SOUTH- P Ndele Sam of health services, with a higher frequency in Nana-Gribizi and Kemo. ! Ouandja SUDAN 45 per cent of questionnaires noted lack of access to water and 29 per cent showed insufficient !Kabo Ouadda ! quantity of potable water available. 85,092 Batangafo! Kaga- Bamingui Bandoro Across the prefectures, loss of harvest, seeds and cattle have been reported resulting in rising P Bria Bossangoa ! Mbres 1,143 food prices. 85% of questionnaires showed a change in source of food and 47% noted an impact P P BozoumP ! Ippy on local markets (price increases, less food available and other). Dekoa ! Bouar P Bambari P Sibut P CAMEROON Obo P Kouango 2013 CAP planning figures ! ! ! Damara Alindao P According to the 2013 Consolidated Appeal, prepared before the current crisis, the funding require- Nola DEMOCRATIC P \! PMobaye Bangassou ments to respond to humanitarian needs amounted to US$ 129,311,203. None of this requirement Bangui REPUBLIC OF CONGO P has been funded. Berberati Mbaiki Number of people in need and targeted in 2013 Funding requirements P 13,490 CAR refugees (Thousand) (million US$) ¯ 250 Congolese Targeted WASH 646 100 13.8 Ndele 619 CONGO ! In need Km 287 Education 10.4 IDPs figures Bamingui- 34 Bangoran Kabo 602 ! Health 12.9 Nana- Bamingui Haute- No data available ! 602 !\ Capital of Country Batangafo Gribizi Kotto Kaga- Early Recovery 472 5.2 P Town Displacement registered ! 340 Bandoro Ouham 405 Government Forces and Allies No population displacement Mbres Food Security 30.9 ! 192 ! ! Bouca Bria Dekoa 112 ! Ippy Emergency Shelter Seleka controlled area ! Bakala ! Ouaka 77 5.3 Mala ! 111 Refugees/returnees (as of Jan. 0 50 Km Sibut ! XXX ! Protection 13.9 Returnees & Feb. 2013) ! 111 Grimari Bambari ! Refugees Bogangolo Kemo Nutrition 73 5.8 XXX CAR refugees (as of Oct. 2012 45 Ombella Djoukou Mpoko ! ! Kouango 19 ! Alindao Multi-sector to refugees 20.5 !Boali Damara Mbomou 12 Basse-Kotto ! Kembe \! ! Creation date: 09 Jan. 2013 Update: 06 Feb. 2013 Sources: SIG CAF, OCHA, DevInfo, UNICEF, UNHCR, DGM/DRC and partners, Hum. Right Watch. Bangui Mobaye [email protected], [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int Feedback: Lobaye The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..

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