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Responding to Humanitarian Crises in West and Central Africa: Conflict, Climate Change and Displacement

Responding to Humanitarian Crises in West and Central Africa: Conflict, Climate Change and Displacement
Responding to Humanitarian Crises in West and Central Africa: Conflict, Climate Change and Displacement

Publisher

UNFPA

Number of pages

20

Author

Karen Hobday, Clare Hollowell, Borry Jatta, Fatuma Muhumed and Shible Sahbani

Technical Reports and Document

Responding to Humanitarian Crises in West and Central Africa: Conflict, Climate Change and Displacement

Publication date

28 August 2024

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UNFPA and partners are commited to moving forward faster. This paper is part of a series of “acceleration papers” that analyse bottlenecks and identify priority focus areas at regional and country level in West and Central Africa. The aim is to accelerate efforts to implement the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action and UNFPA’s three transformative results: ending preventable maternal deaths, ending the unmet need for family planning and ending gender-based violence and all harmful practices. As UNFPA assesses progress in a midterm review of the UNFPA Strategic Plan, 2022–2025, these papers call for an acceleration of efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.

This paper is the result of a co-creation by the UNFPA representative from the Central African Republic, UNFPA advisors and specialists from the regional office.