Annual Country Report 2022: Chad. Country Strategic Plan 2019-2024

Annual Country Report 2022: Chad. Country Strategic Plan 2019-2024

Rome (Italy): World Food Programme, 2022.

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In 2022, Chad experienced significant increases in the levels of severe food insecurity, primarily driven by conflict, displacement, hikes in food prices, and climate shocks such as the worst floods in 30 years. Challenges included the global economic crisis, increases in global humanitarian needs, the limited availability of resources and supply chain challenges. Chad hosted the largest number of refugees in West and Central Africa in 2022 - 592,700 refugees, 37,000 more than in 2021. The number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) remained large, with 381,290 IDPs in Chad’s Lac Region, as the presence of non-state armed groups kept driving displacement. WFP strengthened collaborations and synergies with the Government of Chad, UN agencies, academic and research institutions, private and non-governmental partners, and exchanges through the South-South and Triangular Framework to enhance its impact and efficiency. WFP reached over 2.9 million people in 2022, of whom 52 percent were women.

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