Simon Nsabiyeze

Humanitarian worker at OCHA

[Simon Nsabiyeze @Nsabiyeze]

But the pace and scale of change is rapidly outstripping our ability to respond, stretching an overburdened humanitarian system to breaking point.@UNReliefChief @UNOCHA #COP27

[Tom Fletcher @UNReliefChief]

Isn’t it the worst of ironies and the most blatant of injustices that those least responsible for the #ClimateCrisis are the most likely to suffer its impact and the least likely to receive climate financing?

My remarks.

https://t.co/Qte398bgs8

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Cholera continues to affect communities in #Cameroon Far North and North regions

Since June, over 2,520 cases and 75 deaths have been recorded

@UNReliefChief allocated $1 million from the UN's Global Emergency Fund CERF to support prevention and response
https://t.co/vflNQ3LxuH

[Mamadou Sow @MamadouSowICRC]

Today marks the beginning of a new chapter. I have taken up my functions as Regional Director for Africa @ICRC_Africa.

Fragile contexts, protracted conflicts, millions of people counting on us to be present, principled, and effective.

I step in with humility and determination, and look forward to working alongside colleagues and partners across the continent.

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Cameroon: North-West and South-West Humanitarian Access Severity Overview - https://t.co/ngt06hjyj0

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Thanks to @UNCERF for providing urgent life-saving assistance, including cholera prevention, treatment, safe water and sanitation to people affected crises in #Cameroon Far North.

As of 12 August 2026, more than 1,200 cases and 31 deaths had been reported across the region.

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

"As we mark this day, we reaffirm that protecting humanitarian workers, preserving humanitarian action, ensuring access to people in need are obligations enshrined in international humanitarian law".
Humanitarian Coordinator @IssaSanogoUN
#WorldHumanitarianDay
#ActForHumanity

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

En cette journée mondiale de l'aide humanitaire, l’appelle les parties prenantes à renouveler leur engagement en faveur d’une transition humanitaire fondée sur les principes humanitaires, et d’une réponse inclusive aux besoins des personnes ciblées.
@IssaSanogoUN
#ActForHumanity

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Journée mondiale de l'aide humanitaire

En 2025, plus de 350 travailleurs humanitaires ont perdu la vie. La grande majorité était des collègues nationaux.

Les acteurs humanitaires de l'Extrême-Nord, à Maroua, Kousseri, Mokolo, Mora et Yagoua, leur rendent hommage
#ActForHumanity

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

In #Cameroon, food insecurity remains alarming.

In 2025, 3.1 million people faced acute food insecurity, including 250K in emergency levels needing immediate assistance.

Despite major funding gaps, humanitarian partners are delivering life-saving aid to those most in need.

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

More than 2,200 people have been recently displaced across Logone et Chari, Mayo-Sava and Mayo-Kani due to insecurity in #Cameroon’s Far North.

Despite funding constraints, humanitarian partners continue to mobilise emergency assistance.

@premiereurgence

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Thanks to @UNCERF for enabling lifesaving support for communities forced to flee violence in the Far North and North-West regions of #Cameroon.

#InvestInHumanity

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Major funding shortfalls are putting millions at risk in #Cameroon

Only 19% of food security needs are funded, while projections show up to 2.9M people could face acute food insecurity in 2026. Without early support, malnutrition & protection risks will worsen.

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Cameroon - Situation Reports - December 2025 - https://t.co/TDs3sTsMWI

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Humanitarian partners remain mobilised across crisis-affected areas in #Cameroon despite insecurity &funding constraints.

In December 2025, thousands people accessed lifesaving healthcare, protection, water, nutrition and education services, helping communities stay resilient.

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

People in Far North #Cameroon regularly face climate shocks, including floods and drought.

Partners continue to support communities affected by insecurity and disasters. Thousands of people received lifesaving assistance during the last months.
https://t.co/hHN9MEnNF7

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Once struggling with poor vision & low grades, 18-year-old Fanta received eye care & glasses from @CbmCameroon during a mobile clinic in Mora, Far North region.

Today, she proudly ranks 3rd in her class.

Read her story here 👉https://t.co/TkDzvGFvqt

#ActForHumanity
@UNOCHA

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

As climate shocks continue to affect Far North #Cameroon, forcibly displaced families are facing additional strain.

Through @UNCERF support, partners are providing emergency shelter and assistance.

However, due to funding gaps, many vulnerable people still need support.

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Cameroon - Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026 - https://t.co/Y3viFrZJSp

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

Cameroon: Humanitarian Dashboard (as of 31 December 2025) - https://t.co/9LzyBJ5ZZX

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

In #Cameroon, 1.4 million people in crisis-affected areas need health assistance.

Only 18% of required funding has been received.

On #WorldHealthDay, closing this gap is essential to ensure access to healthcare for all.

Investing in health means protecting lives!

📷@IMC

[OCHA Cameroon @OchaCameroon]

📢New Situation Report-Far North #Cameroon

🔷15,300+ newly displaced
🔷1M+ facing severe food insecurity
🔷Measles outbreaks
🔷Fires affecting IDP sites
🔷Severe malnutrition rates >20% in some areas

Humanitarian needs remain significant.

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