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UNICEF
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28 September 2022
Building Resilience in the Sahel Programme 2
Across Mali, Mauritania and Niger, 3 million at-risk people, including 1.9 million children, are targeted with an integrated resilience package
WASH Severity Classification
Document
27 September 2022
WASH Severity Classification

WASH Severity Classification (PDF, 1,01 MB)
Participatory integrated community-based approach
Document
27 September 2022
Participatory integrated community-based approach
Participatory integrated community-based approach

Participatory integrated community-based approach (PDF, 14,31 MB)
Analyse rapide de genre –Mauritanie
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27 September 2022
Analyse rapide de genre –Mauritanie

Analyse rapide de genre –Mauritanie (PDF, 10,95 MB)
Press release
06 April 2022
Urgent action needed to holistically address child malnutrition in West and Central Africa
The sharp increase of the number of malnourished children in the recent years requires to act urgently not only to save lives, but also to prevent children from becoming malnourished
Young woman washing her hands and wearing a mask to protect herself against Covid-19
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16 April 2021
Building Resilience in the Sahel
Building Resilience in the Sahel

English (PDF, 252,62 KB)
French (PDF, 243,90 KB)
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23 March 2021
Building Resilience in the Sahel.
In the Sahel, with support of Germany (BMZ), a multisectoral programme strengthens the capacity of populations to cope and adapt to shocks and stresses.
key-intervention
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18 March 2021
Programme
Across Mali, Mauritania and Niger, 3 million at-risk people, including 1.9 million children, are targeted with an integrated resilience package
UNICEF Program
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18 March 2021
Regional Data Hub on Resilience Building
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16 March 2021
Building Resilience in Mauritania.
Over 985.000 at-risk people, including 537.000 children, are targeted with an integrated resilience package, over four years (2019-2023).