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APPUI COORDONNÉ PAR LES NATIONS UNIES AUX PERSONNES AFFECTÉES PAR LES CATASTROPHES ET LES CONFLITS Remerciements APPUI COORDONNÉ PAR LES NATIONS UNIES AUX PERSONNES AFFECTÉES PAR LES CATASTROPHES ET LES CONFLITS Remerciements La présente publication a été réalisée par le Bureau des Nations unies pour la coordination des affaires humanitaires (OCHA) en collaboration avec des partenaires humanitaires dans le monde. OCHA remercie les organisations, les partenaires et les donateurs qui ont contribué à l’Aperçu de la situation humanitaire dans le monde 2020 et font régulièrement rapport au Service de suivi financier (FTS). Sources des données Les informations sur les civils dans les situations de conflit proviennent du Rapport du Secrétaire général sur la protection des civils dans les conflits armés (S/2019/373). Les chiffres sur les enfants dans les conflits proviennent du Rapport du Secrétaire général sur les enfants dans les conflits armés de 2018 (A/73/907–S/2019/509). Les chiffres pour la sous-alimentation proviennent de l’État de la sécurité alimentaire et de la nutrition dans le monde de 2019 de la FAO, du FIDA, de l’UNICEF, du PAM et de l’OMS, (noter que les chiffres cités dans le GHO 2019 ont été révisés depuis). Les chiffres sur l’insécurité alimentaire aiguë proviennent du Réseau d’informations sur la sécurité alimentaire, Rapport mondial sur les crises alimentaires de 2019. Les chiffres sur les réfugiés proviennent du HCR, Tendances mondiales : déplacements forcés en 2018. Les chiffres sur les déplacements forcés proviennent du Centre de suivi des déplacements internes : Rapport mondial sur les déplacements internes 2019. Les données sur les enfants proviennent de l’UNICEF : http://data.unicef.org Les données sur les maladies infectieuses proviennent de l’OMS. Les données sur le VIH/Sida proviennent de l’ONUSIDA, Données de l’ONUSIDA 2019. La principale source des données financières de cette publication est le Service de surveillance financière (FTS) d’OCHA fts.unocha.org. Les chiffres pour 2019 représentent les contributions rapportées au 13 novembre 2019. D’autres sources sont : UNHCR data.unhcr.org, le Fonds central d’intervention d’urgence (CERF) unocha.org/cerf et les Fonds de financement commun pour les pays (CBPF) d’OCHA pfbi.unocha.org. Tous les montants sont indiqués en dollars des États-Unis. Les chiffres pour les personnes dans le besoin, les personnes ciblées, les personnes atteintes et les besoins de financement sont un aperçu de la situation au 13 novembre 2019. Les chiffres provenant des plans de réponse pourraient évoluer entre la date de la présente publication et la publication officielle de chaque plan de réponse. Couverture Enfants assis sous une moustiquaire suspendue à des arbres dans le village d’Aburoc au Soudan du Sud. Des milliers de personnes déplacées par des confits vivent en plein air. UNICEF/Hatcher Moore Page opposée Femmes faisant la queue pour être inscrites au cours d’une mission conjointe UNICEF-PAM de réponse rapide dans le village d’Aburoc, au Soudan du Sud. UNICEF/Hatcher Moore Montage et graphisme OCHA Genève Pour toute information complémentaire, veuillez prendre contact avec : Évaluation, planification et suivi, OCHA [email protected] Palais des Nations, 1211 Genève, Suisse Tél. : +41 22 917 1690 Les désignations employées et la présentation des éléments dans le présent rapport ne signifient pas l’expression de quelque opinion que ce soit de la part du Secrétariat des Nations unies concernant le statut juridique d’un pays, d’un territoire, d’une ville ou d’une zone ou de leurs autorités ou concernant la délimitation de ses frontières ou de ses limites. Global trends Highly violent 17 and challenges conflicts are on the rise P. 4 P. 7 P. 8 Table des Aperçu de la situation Avant-propos Réalisations dans humanitaire dans le monde : le monde matières En un coup d’œil P. 10 P. 23 Tendances et défis mondiaux Besoins humanitaires et Les conflits, le changement climatique et les tensions besoins de financement économiques sont les moteurs des besoins humanitaires. En 2020, 167,6 millions de personnes auront besoin Dans les années à venir, ces tendances augmenteront d’une assistance humanitaire et de protection. Les probablement la vulnérabilité, en exposant des millions Nations unies et nos partenaires auront besoin de d’autres personnes au risque de se trouver plongées dans 28,8 milliards pour atteindre 108,8 millions des plus une crise humanitaire. vulnérables dans 55 pays. P. 30 P. 69 Vue d’ensemble des régions et Mieux servir des pays Les organisations humanitaires desservent mieux Le Yémen est le foyer de la pire crise humanitaire dans le les personnes dans les crises en anticipant les chocs monde. Les besoins humanitaires restent exceptionnellement prévisibles, en mettant en œuvre une assistance en élevés en Syrie, en RDC, en Somalie, au Soudan et au espèces et en bons et en impliquant les communautés Soudan du Sud. Les déplacements et l’insécurité alimentaire à chaque étape de l’action humanitaire. continuent de constituer des préoccupations majeures dans le Sahel et dans le Bassin du Lac Tchad. 3 En un coup d’œil Besoins PERSONNES DANS LE BESOIN PERSONNES CIBLÉES BESOINS DE FINANCEMENT (US$) humanitaires M M $ Md et besoins de 167,6 108,8 28,8 financement1 Tendances En 2019, un plus grand nombre de personnes que Les conflits très violents causent une faim prévu ont eu besoin d’une assistance humanitaire, généralisée, des déplacements, des décès et des et défis essentiellement en raison de conflits et destructions dans le monde entier. Ils imposent d’événements climatiques extrêmes. Les donateurs un lourd tribut aux civils qui représentent 90 % des récents ont fourni un montant record de 16 milliards de dollars victimes des armes explosives utilisées dans des zones PP. 10–15 pour les appels inter-institutions entre janvier et peuplées. novembre 2019. 825 agressions de travailleurs de la santé et attaques Le respect du droit international est en déclin. Les d’établissements de santé ont été enregistrées au conflits armés tuent et mutilent un nombre record cours des neuf premiers mois de 2019, en causant d’enfants et les contraignent à fuir leur foyer. Ils 171 décès. En 2018, 131 travailleurs humanitaires ont deviennent une génération perdue. Les femmes et les été tués et 130 kidnappés au cours de 400 attaques. Les filles sont exposées à un risque plus élevé de violence agressions de travailleurs de la santé et humanitaires sexuelle et sexiste. Une personne sur cinq vivant dans des mettent des millions de personnes dans une situation zones de conflits souffre d’un problème de santé mentale. de risque en les privant de soins et d’assistance. Tendances Le changement climatique augmente le nombre En 2019, 33 pays à faible revenu se trouvaient de personnes vulnérables aux crises humanitaires. ou risquaient de se trouver en situation de et risques Les huit plus graves crises alimentaires dans le monde surendettement. 12 de ces pays faisant l’objet d’un sont toutes liées à la fois à des conflits et à des chocs appel humanitaire abritent 40 % des personnes émergents climatiques. ayant besoin d’une assistance humanitaire. Un PP. 16–21 ralentissement économique mondial pourrait aggraver Les maladies infectieuses deviennent plus la vulnérabilité de pays déjà affectés par des problèmes prévalentes et plus difficiles à contrôler en raison de tension économique et d’endettement. des conflits, de la faiblesse des systèmes de santé, la mauvaise qualité de l’eau et de l’assainissement et du manque d’accès à la vaccination. En 2020, près de 168 millions de personnes Le système humanitaire est plus efficace, mieux Besoins auront besoin d’une assistance humanitaire et de priorisé, plus innovant et plus inclusif que jamais. humanitaires et protection. Cela représente environ 1 personne sur En 2019, les organisations humanitaires ont touché 64 45 dans le monde et il s’agit du chiffre le plus élevé % des personnes ciblées pour recevoir une aide dans le besoins de enregistré depuis des décennies. Les Nations unies cadre de Plans de réponse humanitaire (HRP). (ONU) et les organisations partenaires ambitionnent financement A l’échelle mondiale, au début de l’année 2019, d’assister 109 millions de personnes parmi les plus PP. 22–29 quelque 821 millions de personnes étaient sous- vulnérables. Cela nécessitera un financement de 28,8 alimentées, dont 113 millions souffrant de faim milliards de dollars. aiguë. Les conflits sont le moteur principal de la Cette situation continuera à s’aggraver tant faim. Au début de l’année, les conflits armés et les qu’une meilleure réponse ne sera pas apportée au persécutions avaient causé un nombre record de près changement climatique et aux causes profondes de 71 millions de personnes ayant quitté leur foyer. des conflits. Concernant les tendances actuelles, les prévisions indiquent que plus de 200 millions de personnes pourraient avoir besoin d’assistance d’ici à 2022. 4 Vue Le Yémen est la pire crise humanitaire dans le Au Sahel, les déplacements ont dramatiquement monde et le nombre estimé de personnes ciblées augmenté et la faim a atteint des seuils critiques. d’ensemble devrait rester proche des niveaux de 24 millions en Dans le Bassin du Lac Tchad, la crise humanitaire ne 2019, presque 80 % de la population. L’intervention montre aucun signe de ralentissement au moment des régions et humanitaire au Yémen est la plus importante dans le d’entrer dans sa septième année. monde malgré les immenses défis rencontrés. des pays Les besoins ont également beaucoup augmenté PP. 30–67 Le conflit en Syrie continue de provoquer la plus dans plusieurs autres pays, notamment en importante crise de réfugiés dans le monde avec 5,6 Afghanistan, où près d’un-quart de la population aura millions de réfugiés dans la région. En outre, plus probablement besoin d’assistance humanitaire suite à de 6 millions de Syriens sont déplacés à l’intérieur du des années de violent conflit et en raison d’une grave pays.
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