Chad - Factsheets

Le mois de Septembre a été marqué par la publication du DTM Round 9 avec une augmentation des populations en mouvement (personnes déplacées internes, retournées et des autres nationalités) par rapports au DTM Round 8.

In November, Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster partners finalized the Humanitarian Response Plan Process. Following the review of the Cluster’s Vetting Committee on the 19th of November, three projects targeting the Shelter and CCCM needs of IDPs in the Lake Region and one project targeting the shelter needs of returnees in the South were approved.With the approval of a new Cluster Strategy in 2018, Cluster partners undertook the Cluster Coordination Performance Monitoring.

The ongoing conflict in Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon and Chad, provoked displacements in Chad evaluated at 131,470 people (IDPs and Chadian returnees) in the Lake Chad region according to the Master List of the CCCM/Shelter Cluster in June 2018. Due to the withdrawal of the Chadian army from Niger, a wave of Chadians in Niger returned back to Chad for fear of increased insecurity. These people are often with few possessions and in need of assistance in shelter/NFIs and protection.