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Crisis Severity0 Very lowVery high 5
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Impact0 Very lowVery high 5
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Humanitarian Conditions0 Very lowVery high 5
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Complexity0 Very lowVery high 5
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Access ConstraintsNo constraintsExtreme constraints
Overview
Following a ceasefire in late 2017 that ended armed conflict in Pool department, the security situation there has improved, and people displaced by the conflict have begun to return home. IDPs and returnees in Pool department continue to need assistance due to a lack of access to basic services.?
Severe flooding has occurred in Republic of Congo since October 2019. On 26 November the government declared a state of natural disaster and a humanitarian emergency in the most affected departments of Likouala, Cuvette and Plateaux. Support from humanitarian organisations was requested. As of 23 January, an estimated 170,000 people are affected across the country, particularly in Likouala, Cuvette, and Plateaux departments. ??INFORM measures Congo's risk of humanitarian crisis and disaster for 2020 to be high, at 5.4/10. Congo's vulnerability is measured at 6/10.?
Latest Developments
No significant recent humanitarian developments. This crisis is being monitored by our analysis team.
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