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Mali Situation Mauritania

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35,200 Individuals
Malian refugees
Base Layer

Population


Malian refugees

46,640


Households*

13,118


Last Updated 31 Dec 2016
Source - UNHCR

  Malian refugees

Settlement Total Population    
Mbéra
31 Dec 2016
46,640
 Individuals
 100 %

Malian refugee returnees

4,848


Households*

1,346


Last Updated 31 Dec 2016
Source - UNHCR

  Malian refugees

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  Voluntary Repatriation Trends

Above graph includes both Refugees who have Spontaneously Departed and also those who have been assisted for voluntary repartriation by UNHCR and partner agencies.

  Who's Doing What Where?

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Camp Management
LWF
UNHCR
Child Protection
INTERSOS
UNHCR
UNICEF
Community Services
INTERSOS
UNHCR
Core Relief Items (CRIs)
LWF
UNHCR
Education
ESD
INTERSOS
UNHCR
UNICEF
Environment
SOS Désert
Food
CSA
UNHCR
WFP
Health
AMPF
GoM
MSF Belge
UNFPA
UNHCR
UNICEF
Livelihood
ACF-E
SOS Désert
Logistics
UNHCR
Nutrition
ADICOR
GoM
MSF Belge
UNICEF
WFP
Protection
UNHCR
UNICEF
Registration
ALPD
GoM
UNHCR
Shelter
LWF
UNHCR
Water & Sanitation
ACF-E
CRM
UNHCR
UNICEF

   Latest Documents

Mauritania Operational Update
Report Date: 09/12/2016
Description
News and Achievements of UNHCR oepration in Mauritania
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PRESS RELEASE
Report Date: 25/11/2016
Description
UNHCR, WFP, IOM and Mauritania welcome Japanese Ambassador on his first visit to Mbera camp and surroundings
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UNHCR MAURITANIA OPERATIONAL UPDATE
Report Date: 15/11/2016
Description
News and achievements of UNHCR intervention in Mauritania (October 2016)
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UNHCR MAURITANIA OPERATIONAL UPDATE
Report Date: 17/10/2016
Description
News and achievements on UNHCR operation in Mauritania
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  News

Le Japon finance des projets en faveur des réfugiés maliens en Mauritanie
Studio Tamani, 24 May 2016
Plus de 5,5 milliards de francs CFA, c'est la somme promise par le gouvernement japonais pour financer des projets en faveur des populations les plus vulnérables et les réfugiés maliens en Mauritanie. C'est le ministre mauritanien de l'économie et des finances, Mokhtar O. Djay qui l'a annoncÃ...
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Mauritania: Malian Refugees At Risk of Increased Malnutrition Following Cancelled Food Distributions
MSF, 06 Jul 2015
PRESS RELEASE Bassikounou/Nouakchott - The cancellation of monthly food rations in July for 49,500 Malian refugees in Mbera Camp is likely to cause a rise in global acute malnutrition levels, warns Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), which provides medical care and malnutrition support in the camp....
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Malian refugees in Mauritania face food shortage as funds scarce
Reuters, 03 Jul 2015
Thousands of Malian refugees are facing food shortages in Mauritania because of a delayed rations shipment and a shortage of funding, as donors juggle several global crises, an official from the U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) said on Friday. About 50,000 refugees fled to the Mbera camp after the...
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UNHCR and WFP launch an emergency appeal to donors to continue assistance to Malian refugees in Mauritania
UNHCR, 04 Jun 2015
Without additional funding, food, shelter, education and other services will be severely reduced. NOUAKCHOTT, MAURITANIA, June 4, 2015 (UNHCR ) – The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the World Food Programme warn that lack of funding threatens essential assistance to M...
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Mauritanie: afflux de réfugiés fuyant les violences au nord du Mali
RFI, 26 May 2015
La recrudescence des violences dans le nord du Mali entraîne un nouvel afflux de réfugiés dans les camps aux frontières des pays voisins. A Mbera, dans le camp mauritanien, le HCR enregistre de nouvelles arrivées ces dernières semaines avec une nouveauté : la présence de Peuls de la région ...
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