Robust humanitarian funding and a shift in approach that adheres to the Kampala Convention could change the aid landscape in Burkina Faso.
Après le putsch : crise humanitaire et déplacements au Burkina Faso
Le Burkina Faso est maintenant à l’épicentre des crises humanitaires et de déplacement qui se détériorent rapidement au centre du Sahel.
After the Coup: Burkina Faso’s Humanitarian and Displacement Crisis
Violence, displacement, humanitarian needs, and food insecurity continue to rise in Burkina Faso, but the country’s recent leadership transition may provide some opportunities for addressing the country’s crisis.
Global Dispatch Podcast: What Was Behind a Coup in Burkina Faso?
Refugees International’s Senior Advocate for West and Central Africa Alexandra Lamarche joined the Global Dispatch podcast to discuss the recently reported coup d’état in Burkina Faso and the threat it poses to civilians.
Reported Coup in Burkina Faso Poses Threat to Civilians
Amid worsening conflict, the reported coup d’état in Burkina Faso could have severe impacts on Burkina Faso’s population, of whom 3.5 million are already in need of humanitarian assistance and 1.7 million are displaced.
Atrocities and Displacement in Burkina Faso
Civil society leaders from Burkina Faso share key humanitarian trends and possible ways to prevent further atrocities.
Mounting Hunger in the Sahel: The Unintended Impact of COVID-19 Prevention
As governments combat the spread of COVID-19 in the Sahel, an unintended consequence has emerged: worsening food insecurity.
Le Burkina Faso et le nouveau front du Sahel : Répondre à la crise de déplacement la plus rapide au monde
Le Burkina Faso est le nouveau front du vaste conflit qui règne au Sahel.
Burkina Faso and the Sahel’s New Frontline: Responding to the World’s Fastest Growing Displacement Crisis
Burkina Faso is the latest frontline of wider conflict spreading across the Sahel.
UN Dispatch: France has a Big Opportunity to Help Stabilize the Sahel
Soaring violence and displacement are taking over much of the Sahel. France, the most influential international player in the region, is failing to use its sway to quell the crisis.