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Chad

Overview

COVID-19 in Chad

Key Figures

  • People in Need

    5,500,000 14% decrease since June 29, 2020

    Source: OCHA
  • People Targeted for Assistance

    4,000,000 5% increase since June 29, 2020

    Source: OCHA
  • Children in Need

    3,100,000 12% increase since December 3, 2019

    Source: UNICEF
  • People in Food Crisis/Emergency (IPC phase 3+)

    1,276,191 182% increase since April 11, 2020

  • Children Acutely Malnourished

    330,633

    Source: IPC
  • Pregnant or Lactating Women Acutely Malnourished

    1,864,904

    Source: IPC
  • IDPs

    401,511 No change since March 31, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Chad

    504,867 1% increase since March 31, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • Sudanese Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Chad

    374,230 No change since March 31, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • CAR Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Chad

    112,782 5% increase since March 31, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • CAR Refugees in Chad due to Election-related Violence (since Dec 2020)

    10,291 12% increase since April 2, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • Nigerian Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Chad

    16,624 No change since March 31, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • Chadian Refugees & Asylum-Seekers in Sudan

    3,522 No change since February 28, 2021

    Source: UNHCR
  • Severely Malnourished Children in Lake Chad Basin Crisis Area

    40,000 100% increase since November 23, 2020

    Source: OCHA
  • People at Food Crisis/Emergency (IPC phase 3+) in the Lake Chad Basin Crisis Area

    160,000 45% increase since November 23, 2020

    Source: OCHA
  • Schools Closed due to Insecurity

    13 74% decrease since June 30, 2019

    Source: UNICEF
  • Children under 5 with Severe Acute Malnutrition

    401,090 3% decrease since June 29, 2020

    Source: OCHA
  • People Assisted with WFP Food Assistance (per month)

    377,034 6% decrease since February 28, 2021

    Source: WFP
  • New Displacements by Conflict & Violence (per year)

    58,000 900% increase since December 31, 2017

    Source: IDMC
  • New Displacements by Disasters (per year)

    30,000 1400% increase since December 31, 2018

    Source: IDMC

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