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Sources de données : Communauté humanitaire de la RDC compilé par OCHA RDC dans le cadre du Working Group GIS RDC Democratic Republic of Congo Datum : WGS84 Projection de Mercator Carte N° OCHA _CT_SH_004/ 30 juin 2006 Produit par : OCHA RDC - Bureau de Coordination des Affaires Humanitaires des Nations Unies Croisement Blvd du 30 Juin et Av. des Huilleries Kinshasa République Démocratique du Congo Site Web : http://www.rdc-humanitaire.net Maniema 20.Kasese: Isolated area, seriously affected in all sectors by the recent war. No road access, and no funding available. Sud-Kivu 7.Uvira/Fizi/Baraka: Physical access constraints restrict the effectiveness of urgently needed humanitarian action against malnutrition, water, health and food security. Urgent action is needed to build road links to Ubwari Peninsula, Itombwe and the Haut Plateaux d’Uvira. No funding is currently available. 8.Kilonge, Bunyakiri, Numbi, Mwenga, Nindja: Insecurity due to ongong conflict seriously restricts humanitarian response to the enormous needs.Physical access costs severely complicate the emergency response. 9.Rural Shabunda Territory: Physical inaccessibility means that humanitarian action is expensive, thus programmes are limited across all sectors. Across Sud Kivu: Manioc mosaic disease affects crops. Seed multiplication projects are urgently needed. Nord-Kivu 4.Est de Eringetti: Population displaced towards Oicha-Eringeti. Deplorable sanitation situation. Insecurity. 5.Kaynama,Kamango: Due to physical access difficulties, limited partners and enormous needs across all sectors 6.Walikale: Zone affected by conflict in 2004/5. Limited partners and many sectors not addressed. South of Walikale insecurity has cut off access to humanitarians, and needs are high but cannot be properly assessed. DRC: Priority Gaps in Humanitarian Action at 30 June 2006 Humanitarian Situation Province Orientale 16.Isiro, Watsa: Mines/UXO. Need for protection of Sudanese refugees. Fields devastated by crickets, insufficient quantities of food and seeds, manioc mosaic disease. No humanitarian presence. 17.Doruma, Dungu, Duru, Faradje: Presence of Sudanese refugees. Isolated area.No humanitarian presence. 18.Doruma, Buta, Banalia, Zobia: Endemic pulmonary plague. Monkeypox. Limited partners and funding. 19.Yahuma, Basoko, Isangi: Sleeping sickness along the Congo river. Limited funding. Angola Zambia Tanzania Uganda Rwanda Burundi Sudan Congo C.A.R Katanga Across Katanga: Physical access difficulties mean that interventions are slow and very expensive. Road rehabilitation projects are urgent. Health zones require increased support. Limited humanitarian presence. 10.Central Katanga Triangles: Over 160,000 IDPs with immediate support needs, including especially food, healthcare and protection.The IDPs may soon return home – where basic services must be supplied and shattered lives rebuilt. Limited funding available for return and reintegration at present. Equateur 11.Gbadolite, Axe Bosobolo and Businga: Over 2000 people living in basic conditions in the forest, no response yet made. Mines/UXO in the area, demining required. 12.Bagdolite, Befale, Djolu, Bolomba, Gemena: 783 survivors of sexual violence identified,but no medical or psycho-social programmes in the area. 13.Lisala, Bumba and Bongandanga: No rains from November 2005 until April 2006, coupled with a cricket infestation, causing serious food security issues. 14.Axe Bokungu Ikela: Significant presence of mines/UXO. No demining programme at present. Presence of survivors of sexual violence, no medical or psycho-social programmes. 15.Mbandaka, Lukolela, Bomongo, Bokondji: Over 20,000 refugees to return to these areas before the end of 2006. Health sector: Insuffisance of essential drugs and demotivation of clinic staff throughout Equateur following the withdrawal of NGOs, and subsequent management problems. Priority gap to fill, until the World Bank project becomes operational later this year. Ituri 1.Aru Territory, Mambassa Territory: Need to restore basic services to war-affected communities across all sectors. Limited actors and funding available. Need for HIV/AIDS programming in Aru Territory. 2.Djugu Territory, Irumu Territory: Widespread insecurity limiting humanitarian action to emergency response in accessible areas. Insecurity preventing action to provide basic services to returnees. Ongoing population displacements, major protection issues, many IDPs and other communities inaccessible. 3.Mahagi Territory: Increasing insecurity restricting programming to build coping capacities. Displacement. Poor sanitary conditions, and endemic disease including cholera and plague, no wat/san actors. Katanga Kasai Oriental Bandundu Bas-Congo Orientale Kasai Occidental Equateur Maniema Sud-Kivu Nord-Kivu Ituri 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 19 19 18 18 18 18 20 20 16 16 17 17
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Sources de données : Communauté humanitaire de la RDC compilé par OCHA RDC dans le cadre du Working Group GIS RDC
Democratic Republic of Congo
Datum : WGS84 Projection de MercatorCarte N° OCHA _CT_SH_004/ 30 juin 2006
Produit par : OCHA RDC - Bureau de Coordination des Affaires Humanitaires des Nations UniesCroisement Blvd du 30 Juin et Av. des Huilleries Kinshasa République Démocratique du CongoSite Web : http://www.rdc-humanitaire.net
Maniema20.Kasese: Isolated area, seriously affected in all sectors by the recent war. No road access, and no funding available.
Sud-Kivu7.Uvira/Fizi/Baraka: Physical access constraints restrict the effectiveness of urgently needed humanitarian action against malnutrition, water, health and food security. Urgent action is needed to build road links to Ubwari Peninsula, Itombwe and the Haut Plateaux d’Uvira. No funding is currently available.8.Kilonge, Bunyakiri, Numbi, Mwenga, Nindja:Insecurity due to ongong conflict seriously restricts humanitarian response to the enormous needs.Physical access costs severely complicate the emergency response.9.Rural Shabunda Territory:Physical inaccessibility means that humanitarian action is expensive,thus programmes are limited across all sectors.Across Sud Kivu:Manioc mosaic disease affects crops. Seed multiplication projects are urgently needed.
Nord-Kivu4.Est de Eringetti: Population displaced towards Oicha-Eringeti. Deplorable sanitation situation. Insecurity.5.Kaynama,Kamango: Due to physical access difficulties, limited partners and enormous needs across all sectors6.Walikale: Zone affected by conflict in 2004/5. Limited partners and many sectors not addressed. South of Walikale insecurity has cut off access to humanitarians, and needs are high but cannot be properly assessed.
DRC: Priority Gaps in Humanitarian Action at 30 June 2006Humanitarian Situation
Province Orientale16.Isiro, Watsa:Mines/UXO. Need for protection of Sudanese refugees. Fields devastated by crickets, insufficient quantities of food and seeds, manioc mosaic disease. No humanitarian presence.17.Doruma, Dungu, Duru, Faradje: Presence of Sudanese refugees. Isolated area.No humanitarian presence.18.Doruma, Buta, Banalia, Zobia: Endemic pulmonary plague. Monkeypox. Limited partners and funding.19.Yahuma, Basoko, Isangi:Sleeping sickness along the Congo river. Limited funding.
Angola
Zambia
Tanzania
Uganda
Rwanda
Burundi
Sudan
Congo
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KatangaAcross Katanga:Physical access difficulties mean that interventions are slow and very expensive. Road rehabilitation projects are urgent. Health zones require increased support. Limited humanitarian presence.10.Central Katanga Triangles:Over 160,000 IDPs with immediate support needs, including especially food, healthcare and protection.The IDPs may soon return home – where basic services must be supplied and shattered lives rebuilt. Limited funding available for return and reintegration at present.
Equateur11.Gbadolite, Axe Bosobolo and Businga: Over 2000 people living in basic conditions in the forest, no response yet made. Mines/UXO in the area, demining required.12.Bagdolite, Befale, Djolu, Bolomba, Gemena:783 survivors of sexual violence identified,but no medical or psycho-social programmes in the area.13.Lisala, Bumba and Bongandanga:No rains from November 2005 until April 2006, coupled with a cricket infestation, causing serious food security issues.14.Axe Bokungu Ikela:Significant presence of mines/UXO. No demining programme at present. Presence of survivors of sexual violence, no medical or psycho-social programmes.15.Mbandaka, Lukolela, Bomongo, Bokondji:Over 20,000 refugees to return to these areas before the end of 2006.Health sector:Insuffisance of essential drugs and demotivation of clinic staff throughout Equateur following the withdrawal of NGOs, and subsequent management problems. Priority gap to fill, until the World Bank project becomes operational later this year.
Ituri1.Aru Territory, Mambassa Territory:Need to restore basic services to war-affected communities across all sectors. Limited actors and funding available. Need for HIV/AIDS programming in Aru Territory.2.Djugu Territory, Irumu Territory: Widespread insecurity limiting humanitarian action to emergency response in accessible areas. Insecurity preventing action to provide basic services to returnees. Ongoing population displacements, major protection issues, many IDPs and othercommunities inaccessible.3.Mahagi Territory:Increasing insecurity restricting programming to build coping capacities. Displacement. Poor sanitary conditions, and endemic disease including cholera and plague, no wat/san actors.
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