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Le ministre Gnénéma échange avec le HCR sur le retour de quelque 4000 refugiés ivoiriens en attente aux frontières http://news.abidjan.net/h/499001.htmlhighlight 29 May 2014 (9 years ago) -
Communiqué de Presse - LUTTE CONTRE L’APATRIDIE EN AFRIQUE DE l’OUEST: LES PROGRÈS EXPOSÉS A LA CONFÉRENCE CONSULTATIVE D’ABIDJAN EN SAVOIR PLUShighlight 06 Nov 2015 (8 years ago)
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The first cases of Covid-19 in the EHAGL region were reported on 13 March and the situation continues to evolve. All 11 countries of the region have reported cases and local transmission. While there has been no large-scale outbreak amongst UNHCR’s populations of concern, the need for preparedness is urgent. UNHCR is working closely with governments, the World Health Organization (WHO) and UN Country Teams to promote the inclusion of refugees, IDPs, stateless people and others of concern in national preparedness and response measures – in particular in health, hygiene and sanitation programmes, as well as distance learning and emergency social safety nets.highlight 19 May 2020 (3 years ago)
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As of 15th Feb. 49,376 Somali refugees from Kenya returned home since 8th December 2014 ( when Vol-rep started) out of which 10,062 were supported in 2017 alonehighlight 07 Mar 2017 (7 years ago)
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Relocation to Kambioos has commenced. Some 883 individuals relocated by 20 Augusthighlight 20 Aug 2011 (12 years ago)
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The verification of UAC has now been completed in Bokolmanyo camp (Dollo Ado, Ethiopia).highlight 05 Oct 2011 (12 years ago)
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UNHCR is pleased to share that the vast majority of Somali arrivals on the outskirts have been relocated to safety.The current population of IFO 2 West exceeds 40,000 and Ifo 2 East nearly 30,000. Relocation ton Kambioos which started much later is nearly at the 10,000 mark already.highlight 07 Oct 2011 (12 years ago)
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Task Force meeting at Addis Ababa level was cancelled for tomorrow 15th Nov. 2011.highlight 14 Nov 2011 (12 years ago)
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Hundreds of Somali refugees in southern Ethiopia’s Dollo Ado region have been relocated from an overcrowded transit centre to a new camp, Bur Amino. The Camp was opened on 30 Nov. 2011 and became the fifth one in the Dollo Ado region. The first group of some 400 refugees has been moved by bus from the transit centre to Bur Amino, 26 kilometres away. On arrival, the visibly relieved refugees underwent health and nutrition screening before being shown to their tents and given hot meals.highlight 02 Dec 2011 (12 years ago)
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Mr. Moses Okello, UNHCR Representative in Ethiopia and Mr. Ota Koji, Chief Representative of JICA sign Memorandum of Understanding to Support the Operation Of JICA’s First Water Development Project in Somali Region of Ethiopia.highlight 28 Mar 2012 (12 years ago)