Communiqué de Presse - LUTTE CONTRE L’APATRIDIE EN AFRIQUE DE l’OUEST: LES PROGRÈS EXPOSÉS A LA CONFÉRENCE CONSULTATIVE D’ABIDJAN EN SAVOIR PLUS

Communiqué de Presse - Conférence consultative d’Afrique de l’Ouest sur « le droit à la nationalité et l’apatridie : opportunités et défis EN SAVOIR PLUS

APPEL À MANIFESTATION D’INTÉRÊT N°117/PRG/UNHCR/0005/2015 PROGRAMME DE PRÉVENTION ET DE LUTTE CONTRE L’APATRIDIE EN COTE D’IVOIRE PLUS D'INFOS

DÉCLARATION DU PARTENAIRE N° 117/PRG/UNHCR 0004/2015 - PROGRAMME DE PRÉVENTION ET DE LUTTE CONTRE L’APATRIDIE EN COTE D’IVOIRE PLUS D'INFOS

NOTE SUCCINCTE N° 117/PRG/UNHCR 0003/2015 - PROGRAMME DE PRÉVENTION ET DE LUTTE CONTRE L’APATRIDIE EN COTE D’IVOIRE PLUS D'INFOS

The Regional Child Protection Network held an Information Sharing Session on Child Protection Responses to the Burundi and South Sudan Crises. The theme was 'The Critical Importance of Child Protection in Refugee Situations'.

Since 2014, UNHCR, in partnership with Safe from the Start, an anti-SGBV initiative supported by the US Government, has developed 15 new projects to reduce the risk of SGBV through access to cooking energy and the creation of livelihood opportunities for refugee women.

One of our anti-SGBV Initiatives is the MADE51. This artisan initiative allows refugee artisans, many of them women at risk of SGBV, to receive expert product development support and access to international marketing channels and sustainable livelihoods.

In a historic decision, the member states of the UN General Assembly today agreed on a new international framework – known as the Global Compact on Refugees – that will transform the way the world responds to mass displacement and refugee crises, benefiting both refugees and the communities that host them.

UNHCR, the Office of the Prime Minster (OPM) and partner agencies today officially launched a communication system for refugees and asylum seekers in Uganda. The two-way communication system is being rolled out to all refugee settlements in Uganda and is anticipated to cover the entire refugee operation by February 2019.