Crisis in Central African Republic
- Publisher:
- World Bank
- Publication Date:
- 23 January 2014
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, Conflict, Peace and Security, Refugees and Displacement
Nearly one million people in the Central African Republic have fled their homes seeking refuge from violence that has overwhelmed the country and left more than 1,000 dead and nearly half the population hungry and in desperate need of health care. The World Bank Group is responding to the crisis with US$100 million to help restore key government services, provide food, health care and other vital supplies.
Rebels Flee CAR Capital
- Charity Calls for More Peacekeepers
- VIDEO: Central African Republic Remains Volatile, Aid Running Low
- U.S Threatens CAR With Sanctions
- Central African Republic At Critical Juncture, UN Human Rights Chief Warns
- U.S. Condemns Renewed Violence in Central African Republic
- Troops Deployed to Protect Aid Convoys in CAR
- Central African Republic's New President 'A Fresh Start'
- Rebels Flee Bangui
- Seleka Rebels Evacuate Main Camp in Capital
UN Fears CAR Genocide
- UN - Urgent Action Needed On CAR
- Special Session On Central African Republic
- The Health of Thousands Is At Risk As Conflict Continues to Flare in Central African Republic
- Public Killings Highlight Power Shift in CAR
- CAR 'Fed Up' With Male Politicians - New Leader
- VIDEO: Central Africa's New President Wants to "Meet the Armed Groups"
- New Transitional President Set to Name PM
- Brutality Against Children Unprecedented, says UN
- VIDEO: Plight of the displaced in Central African Republic
- New Leader, Same Human Rights Crisis?
- Persistent Violence Causes Great Concern
- Central African Republic's 'Spiral of Vengeance' Could Undermine Trust Among Communities Far Into Future, Security Council Warned
- UN Expert Warns Central African Republic At Risk of Genocide
'Anarchy is Over,' Says CAR Leader
- Transitional Council to Elect New Leader
- VIDEO: Markets Reopen in Capitol of CAR, but Unrest Continues
- Acting President Appeals for Reconciliation
- Interim Leader Vows to Restore Security in Bangui
- UN Envoy Urges Calm After Transition Leaders Step Down
- New Transitional Leader Could Help Restore Hope, UN Official Says
- China Hopes Central African Republic Will Have New Leaders Soon
- Friendship Triumphs Over Prejudice Amid Violence in Central African Republic
UN Fears CAR Genocide
- UN - Urgent Action Needed On CAR
- Special Session On Central African Republic
- The Health of Thousands Is At Risk As Conflict Continues to Flare in Central African Republic
- Public Killings Highlight Power Shift in CAR
- CAR 'Fed Up' With Male Politicians - New Leader
- VIDEO: Central Africa's New President Wants to "Meet the Armed Groups"
- New Transitional President Set to Name PM
- Brutality Against Children Unprecedented, says UN
- VIDEO: Plight of the displaced in Central African Republic
- New Leader, Same Human Rights Crisis?
- Persistent Violence Causes Great Concern
- Central African Republic's 'Spiral of Vengeance' Could Undermine Trust Among Communities Far Into Future, Security Council Warned
- UN Expert Warns Central African Republic At Risk of Genocide
New Leader Will 'Calm' CAR Violence
- New President Works to 'Calm Down' Nation
- VIDEO: Central African Republic Remains Volatile, Aid Running Low
- From Mayor to Interim President - a Portrait of Catherine Samba-Panza
- VIDEO: Central African Republic Elects Interim President
- Mayor of Bangui Named Interim President
- Parliament Decides On New Leader Amid Fatal Clashes
- Muslims Under Threat
- Nation to Choose Interim President
- Nation Searches for New President
- Nation Moving to Elect Interim President, Violence Continues
- Parliament Sets Date for Electing Transitional President
- Nation Begins Search for New Interim Leader
- Acting President Appeals for Reconciliation
- CAR Says Goodbye to Michel Djotodia, and About Time Too
More CAR Peacekeepers May Be Needed
- More CAR Peacekeepers May Be Needed
- UN-Backed Troops Set to Deploy in CAR
- U.S. Ambassador Power On South Sudan, Syria and Central African Republic
- Amb. Power Press Conference in Central African Republic
- Thomas-Greenfield Testifies to Senate Committee on CAR
- VIDEO: Markets Reopen in Capitol of CAR, but Unrest Continues
- State Dept. On Transitional Leaders in Central African Republic
- VIDEO: Central African Republic Interim President, PM Resign
- U.S. Secretary Kerry on Violence in Central African Republic
- State Dept. On Support Mission in Central African Republic
- U.S. Military to Provide Air Transport in CAR Conflict
- VIDEO: C. Africa Transitional Body Calls for Calm
More Peacekeepers Solution for CAR?
- VIDEO: CAR Interim PM Approves of UN Troop Increase
- New Government Taking Shape
- UN Approves European Troop Deployment to CAR
- UN Approves Additional Troops
- VIDEO: UN Food Aid Arrives In Central African Republic Capital
- UN Approves EU Peacekeepers
- Last Batch of RDF Peacekeepers Arrive in CAR
- "I Expect Significant Support" - President
- Securing Supply Routes Vital to Reach the Hungry in Central African Republic, Says WFP
- New Prime Minister Speaks
- Genocide-Mongering Does Nothing to Help Us Understand the Messy Dynamics of Conflict in the CAR
