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Central African Republic

CAR Children
Press release
06 January 2022
Protecting Children in the Central African Republic
Helping children affected by violence rebuild a better life
Dr. Pierre Somse, Minister for Health and Population in CAR, symbolically administered the first dose to kick off the door-to-door campaign.
Article
02 November 2021
“We cannot afford to be complacent”
“We cannot afford to be complacent”, Dr. Pierre Somse, Health and Population Minister
Martine - Cash Transfer
Article
06 October 2021
I will enroll my children for the first time in school so th
I will enroll my children for the first time in school so that they become like other children
adolescents
Article
25 August 2021
Nothing is there to stop the winds
Voices on climate change
Monday marked the third day of the maternal and neo-natal tetanus
Article
25 August 2021
Protecting against Tetanus
By every means Central African Republic
Press release
07 July 2021
Central African Republic: 1 in 8 people face alarming food crisis as lean season approaches: UNICEF & WFP
UNICEF and WFP warn that the number of malnourished children is already 29 per cent higher than projected for 2021
Press release
27 April 2021
Central African Republic: Nearly 370,000 children now internally displaced amidst ongoing violence – highest number since 2014
UNICEF warns large-scale population displacement leaves children at heightened risk of grave child rights violations, including recruitment and use of children by armed forces and groups
Press release
12 March 2021
Central African Republic: child malnutrition rates soar as violence rages
UNICEF and WFP warn that more than 1 in 3 health districts in the country are now on alert for a child malnutrition crisis due to recent violence
Press release
23 February 2021
Central African Republic: new wave of violence puts education on hold for one in two children across the country
Joint statement by UN Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown and UNICEF Representative Fran Equiza
Press release
22 January 2021
Central African Republic: Surge in violence and displacement threatens thousands of children already affected by humanitarian crisis and COVID-19
UNICEF warns that armed conflict could lead to higher rates of malnutrition and violations of children’s rights