Nutrition Information in Crisis Situations -
Senegal
RNIS 14, February 1996
There was a final food distribution to the approximately
52,000 Mauritanian refugees in Senegal in December 1995. This population is now
considered to be self-sufficient and will no longer receive assistance [UNHCR
06/02/96].
RNIS 13, December 1995
There are no reports of change in the situation for the
approximately 52,000 Mauritanian refugees in Senegal currently receiving
humanitarian aid. There are plans to phase out this assistance by the end of
1995, by which time it is hoped that the refugees will either have reached
self-sufficiency or been repatriated.
RNIS 12, October 1995
There are no reports of change in the situation for the
approximately 52,000 Mauritanian refugees in Senegal currently receiving
humanitarian aid. There are plans to phase out this assistance by the end of
1995, by which time it is hoped that the refugees will either have reached
self-sufficiency or been repatriated.
RNIS 11, July 1995
There are no reports of change in the situation for the
approximately 52,000 Mauritanian refugees in Senegal currently receiving
humanitarian aid. There are plans to phase out this assistance by the end of
1995, by which time it is hoped that the refugees will either have reached
self-sufficiency or been repatriated.
RNIS 10, April 1995
There are approximately 52,000 Mauritanian refugees in
Senegal. The population currently receive humanitarian aid although there are
plans to phase out assistance by the end of 1995 when it is hoped that refugees
will either have been repatriated or achieved self-sufficiency [UNHCR
20/04/95].
RNIS 9, February 1995
It was hoped that conditions for repatriation for most of the
52,000 Mauritanian refugees in Senegal would be established in 1994. However,
this has not yet been achieved and this population will receive a final phase of
food assistance [UNHCR 30/01/95, WFP 16/02/95].
RNIS 7, October 1994
There are no reports of change in the nutritional status of
the approximately 52,000 Mauritanian refugees in Senegal.
RNIS 6, August 1994
The nutritional and health situation of this population of
60,000 Mauritanians remains stable and satisfactory (category IIc in Table
1).
RNIS 5, June 1994
The nutritional and health situation of this population of
60,000 Mauritanians remains stable and satisfactory (category IIc in Table
1).
RNIS 4, April 1994
The nutritional and health situation of this population of
60,000 Mauritanians remains stable.
RNIS 3, February 1994
There is no reported change in this population since the last
RNIS report where a stable situation for the 60,000 Mauritanian refugees was
reported.
RNIS 2, December 1993
There are between 55-60,000 Mauritanian refugees living in
approximately four hundred settlements in the northern pan of Senegal. The
population is stable with no major problems and are unlikely to be repatriated
in the near future. The population are largely self-sufficient and only receive
partial emergency rations. These rations are due to be phased out in
1994.
RNIS 1, October 1993
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