Hub pour l’Afrique centrale et l’Est

À propos de ce hub

Le hub pour l’Afrique centrale et l’Est rassemble des chercheurs, des intervenants humanitaires et des professionnels de la santé publique qui œuvrent principalement au République démocratique du Congo, République du Soudan du Sud République d’Ouganda afin d’étudier les enjeux sociopolitiques et historiques liés aux crises. L’objectif est de renforcer les programmes nationaux et humanitaires visant à atteindre les groupes vulnérables. Nos travaux sont axés sur les crises actuelles et de longue durée liées aux conflits, aux déplacements forcés, à l’insécurité alimentaire, aux moyens de subsistance, à l’environnement, à la santé et aux flambées épidémiques.

Thèmes

Conflits et consolidation de la paix

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Déplacements et protection humanitaire

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Environnement et climat

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Préparation et réponse aux épidémies

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Sécurité alimentaire et moyens de subsistance

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Santé, bien-être et soins

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Documents stratégiques clés du Hub

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Briefing

Mutual aid lessons and experiences from Emergency Response Rooms in Sudan

A Key Considerations brief based on the first case study of the volunteer networks known as Emergency Response Rooms, conducted June to August 2024.
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
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Briefing

Humanitarian responses to famine and war in Sudan

This Key Considerations brief offers key information about the background to the civil war in Sudan, responses to the humanitarian crisis and reasons why relief has been inadequate, setting out…
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
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Briefing

Food assistance prioritisation in refugee settlements in Uganda and its impacts

This brief considers the humanitarian and policy implications of the general food and cash assistance prioritisation strategy in Uganda’s refugee settlements.
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
4
Briefing

Outbreak of Marburg virus disease in Rwanda, October 2024

Key Considerations regarding the outbreak of Marburg virus disease in Rwanda, including national response capabilities, local governance structures, and regional and economic implications. 
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
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Report

Meeting report: Mpox and discrimination in African settings

This report summarises contributions from speakers and participants at a Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform (SSHAP)-organised online meeting to discuss mpox and discrimination issues in African settings, and operational…
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
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Briefing

Balancing epidemic preparedness and response with humanitarian protection in Ugandan refugee settlements

This brief presents considerations for preparedness and response, focusing on refugee settlements in north Uganda and drawing on ethnographic data collected during COVID-19.
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
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Infographic

Risk communication and community engagement for mpox vaccination in Eastern DRC

This infographic summarises insights from the SSHAP briefing 'Key Considerations: Risk Communication and Community Engagement for Mpox in Eastern DRC', presenting social and political considerations for the design and implementation…
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024
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Infographic

Alleviating Chronic Food Insecurity in South Sudan

This infographic summarises key considerations from a SSHAP brief on responding to food insecurity in South Sudan, highlighting the importance of investing in agriculture and livelihoods, enhancing market access and…
Central and East Africa Hub
SSHAP
2024

Partenaires du Hub pour l’Afrique centrale et l’Est

Gulu University

University of Juba

Le Groupe d’Etudes sur les Conflits et la Sécurité Humaine (GEC-SH)

Uganda Virus Research Institute

Institute of Development Studies

Anthrologica

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

LSE Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa

Ghent University

University of Bath

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