Dosseye, Tchad. 31 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Newly arrived CAR refugees wait for a hot meal in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad. They arrived in Dosseye refugee camp the previous day. Hajara Kado, 19, and her children (3 years and 1 and half). They left Boali in CAR 4 months ago and just arrive 2 days ago in the camp.
Dosseye, Tchad. 31 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Newly arrived CAR refugees wait for a hot meal in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad. They arrived in Dosseye refugee camp the previous day after walking for two to four months in the bush in CAR with very little food. Many of them did not have a hot meal for months.
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Salamatou, 23, and her son wait to be registered in UNHCR’s refugee database in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad. They will then be issued refugee attestations and food ration cards
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Salamatou, 23, has just received the kit of basic items and one-month food ration for her family in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad.
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ A girl poses next to the pots of porridge prepared by UNHCR’s partner The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) for the newly arrived refugees. For many this is their first hot meal in months.
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/Newly arrived CAR refugees rest in their temporary shelter in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad. They arrived in Dosseye refugee camp the previous day after walking for two to four months in the bush in CAR with very little food. Many of them come from Boda where they fled recent attacks.
Dosseye refugee camp/ CAR refugees who have been in Chad since 2004, plow a small piece of land for newly arrived CAR refugees. The rate for plowing a field of 25*30 meters is 5,000 Francs CFA
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. Hamidou Abdoulaye’s family poses in front of her new temporary shelter in Dosseye refugee camp where they arrived two days ago.
Dosseye refugee camp/ CAR refugee boy shows the groundnuts he will plant in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad
Dosseye, Tchad. 31 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Newly arrived CAR refugee rests in his temporary shelter in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad.
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Newly arrived CAR refugees rest in their temporary shelter in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad. They arrived in Dosseye refugee camp the previous day after walking for two to four months in the bush in CAR with very little food. Many of them come from Boda where they fled recent attacks.
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/CAR refugee boy drinks his porridge in his family’s temporary shelter at Dosseye refugee camp in Chad.
Dosseye, Tchad. 30 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ CAR refugee woman and boy relax at in a temporary shelter at Dosseye refugee camp in Chad.
Dosseye refugee camp. Young girls from CAR just arrived with their family in the camp, two days ago
Dosseye Camp. A refugee in a islamic school
Dosseye, Tchad. 31 mai 2014. mai 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Dosseye refugee camp/ Newly arrived CAR refugee girl waits for a hot meal in Dosseye refugee camp in Chad. She arrived in Dosseye refugee camp the previous day.
Chad/CAR refugees/ Gondje refugee camp/A staff of WFP’s partner in charge of food distribution stands in front of the warehouse next to the distribution centre in Gondje refugee camp in Chad
Chad/CAR refugees/ Gondje refugee camp/ CAR refugees who have been in Chad since 2003/2004 have just received their monthly food ration in Gondje refugee camp in Chad. Due to lack of funding, WFP was forced to cut their food ration since January 2014. They now receive 4,5 kg of sorgo (cereals), 0,9 kg of dried beans, 0,75 kg of oil and 0,15 kg of sugar per refugee, per month
Chad/CAR refugees/ Gondje refugee camp/ Beatrice Duroumbaye, 31, poses next to her monthly food ration in Gondje refugee camp in Chad where she lives since 2006. She has to feed a family of 12. Due to lack of funding, WFP was forced to cut the food ration for CAR refugees in Chad since January 2014. They now receive 4,5 kg of sorgo (cereals), 0,9 kg of dried beans, 0,75 kg of oil and 0,15 kg of sugar per refugee, per month
Chad/CAR refugees/ Gondje refugee camp/ CAR refugees who have been in Chad since 2003/2004 queue for their monthly food ration in Gondje refugee camp in Chad. Due to lack of funding, WFP was forced to cut their food ration since January 2014. They now receive 4,5 kg of sorgo (cereals), 0,9 kg of dried beans, 0,75 kg of oil and 0,15 kg of sugar per refugee, per month
Gore, Tchad. 1er juin 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Gore hospital/Philomene Delebaye, 20, holds her two year-old child, Deta Gaela, in her arms. They arrived in Dosseye refugee camp nine months ago. Gaela fell sick during their flight in CAR.
Gore, Tchad. 1er juin 2014. Chad/CAR refugees/ Gore hospital/Guidi Oumarou, 19, seats on a bed at Gore hospital where her 2 year-old son, Mama Sale, is being treated for acute malnutrition. They arrived in Chad four months ago after two weeks walking in the bush to escape violence in CAR. She was at the hospital in CAR when the rebels circled the hospital and she had to flee with her sick boy.
Chad/CAR refugees/ Gondje refugee camp/ CAR refugee boy eats a mango in Gondje refugee camp in Chad
Amboko, Tchad. The market in the Amboko village. Some refugees come to sell their production
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iriba/Sudanese refugee woman seats on her sleeping mat in Iriba. Due to food shortage, she had to leave the refugee camp where she lives to work in Iriba. She works as a servant for the local population and sleeps in the outside under a tree with other refugee women forced to do the same to feed their families
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iriba/Sudanese refugee women seat on their sleeping mat under a tree in Iriba. Due to food shortage, they had to leave the refugee camp where they live to work in Iriba to feed their families. They work as servants and do small works like masonry for the local population. They sleep in the outside under a tree
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iriba/Sudanese refugee girls pose in Iriba where they came to work. Due to food shortage, many women and girls have to leave the refugee camps where they live to work in Iriba to feed their families. They do small jobs for the local community such a washing their clothes or fetching water. They sleep in the outside under a tree
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iriba/Adam, 24, a Sudanese refugee, poses in Iriba where he came to find some work. He washes clothes for the local population. Due to food shortage, many refugees leave the refugee camps where they live to come to Iriba and find some work to feed their families. They work as servants and do small works like washing clothes, fetching water or masonry for the local population. They sleep in the outside
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iridimi refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee girl rides donkeys to fetch water in Iridimi refugee camp. Access to water is a huge challenge in this desert area
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iridimi refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee women explain the consequences of the cuts in food rations in Iridimi refugee camp in Chad. Since the food rations were cut, women are obliged to go to Iriba and work for the local community. They work as servants, wash dishes and clothes and do masonry work
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iridimi refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee women explain the consequences of the cuts in food rations in Iridimi refugee camp in Chad. Since the food rations were cut, women are obliged to go to Iriba and work for the local community. They work as servants, wash dishes and clothes and do masonry work
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iridimi refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee women explain the consequences of the cuts in food rations in Iridimi refugee camp in Chad. Since the food rations were cut, women are obliged to go to Iriba and work for the local community. They work as servants, wash dishes and clothes and do masonry work
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Am Nabak refugee camp/Sudanese refugee boy pushes a barrow at the weekly market in the town of Am Nabak, located next to Am Nabak refugee camp in Chad. He carries goods for the traders at the market. Due to food shortage, many children are leaving school to work and earn money to contribute to feeding their families
Chad/Sudanese refugees/Iridimi refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee women wait with their children at the nutrition centre in Iridimi refugee camp in Chad. Malnutrition rate in Iridimi refugee camp is 13,7% for children between 0 and 59 months old
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Am Nabak refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee girl is being weighed at the nutrition centre in Am Nabak refugee camp in Chad. Malnutrition rate in the camp reached 19,5% in May 2014
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Am Nabak refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee girl is being weighed at the nutrition centre in Am Nabak refugee camp in Chad. Malnutrition rate in the camp reached 19,5% in May 2014
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Am Nabak refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee women explain the consequences of the cuts in food rations in Am Nabak refugee camp in Chad. Since the food rations were cut, women are obliged to work for the local community but it is difficult to find work as the refugees are much more numerous than the local population. When they find work, they work as servants, wash dishes and clothes and do masonry work
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Touloum refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee women pick wild berries in the vicinity of Touloum refugee camp in Eastern Chad. Due to food shortage, they are obliged to cook wild berries that are toxic if not well cooked. These wild berries were also eaten during the starvation in the area in the 1980’s
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Touloum refugee camp/Sudanese refugee children demonstrate at Touloum refugee camp to raise the problem of food shortage. Very often they have to go to school with empty stomach
Chad/Sudanese refugees/ Touloum refugee camp/ Sudanese refugee woman pick wild berries in a tree in the vicinity of Touloum refugee camp in Eastern Chad. Due to food shortage, they are obliged to cook wild berries that are toxic if not well cooked. These wild berries were also eaten during the starvation in the area in the 1980’s