We supported 629 farmers who had received an open field vegetable gardening kit and 669 households with livestock management, training community members, improving community resilience in the Sila province.
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Chad
Why Chad? Chad was ranked 187 of 189 countries in the UNDP 2019 Human Development Index. It continues to struggle with significant development needs and vulnerability to natural and human-made crises. Poverty remains a considerable challenge and is especially prevalent in rural areas.
*We are currently responding to the threat of COVID-19 in Chad. Find out more about our response here.
A country left vulnerable
In Chad in 2020, it is expected that food insecurity, population displacement and the effects of climate change combined will aggravate an already precarious situation. Around 5.3 million people (one person out of three) are in need of humanitarian assistance.
Concern are responding to the humanitarian needs of host communities and displaced populations in the Lake Chad area, implementing health and nutrition programmes to deliver life-saving assistance and access to basic services health, water, hygiene and sanitation.
Our work in the Sila region of eastern Chad focuses on building community resilience to counter potential disasters. These include the effects of climate change.
Latest achievements
Livelihoods
Health and nutrition
WASH in communities
Little Rafaida's mother is a Concern-trained Community Health Volunteer. Photo: Lucy Bloxham / Concern Worldwide.
Ibrahim (6) and Abdurahim (4) sit in their yard while their mother works. Photo: Lucy Bloxham / Concern Worldwide.
Demonstration of hand washing kit by the Djoua Village Chief in Sila Province. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
Iklass (28) received training in different agricultural techniques. Photo: Lucy Bloxham / Concern Worldwide.
Women working in a field in Doroti Village, Chad. Photo: Lucy Bloxham / Concern Worldwide.
How we’re helping Chad
We are working hard to combat suffering and build resilience in Chad. We are doing this by expanding our humanitarian response and establishing programmes which will improve livelihoods and increase equality.
Displaced populations
Mobile health clinics
Emergency response
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