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Key Figures
Total Aid, 2009:
US$560m
Humanitarian AID, 2009:
US$318m
Cost of multilateral
peacekeeping operations, 2009:
US$268m
Government
Revenues, 2009:
US$1.1bn
Fast Facts
- Chad was the 11th largest recipient of official humanitarian aid in 2009
- Chad received the equivalent of 9.6% of its gross national income (GNI) as aid (ODA) in 2009
- GNI rank in 2010: 140 of 215
- Chad has been conflict-affected in eight of the ten years between 2000 and 2009
- Classified as a fragile state, 2009
- Vulnerability index score, 2011-2012: High
Humanitarian Response
Chad has suffered from instability and violence since its independence in 1960, including periodic internal armed uprisings against the incumbent president since 1998 and cross-border conflict with Sudanese government forces and pro-Sudanese armed groups linked to the Darfur conflict from 2004, until a rapprochement between Sudan and Chad was reached in 2010.
Chad is host to hundreds of thousands of refugees: in 2011 there remained 288,000 Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad and 75,000 refugees from Central African Republic in the south-east. Chad also has 131,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and 50,000 recently returned IDPs (UN consolidated appeal 2012).
Despite improvements in security, in 2011 Chad’s humanitarian outlook remained bleak, exacerbated by an influx of 83,244 returning migrant workers fleeing conflict in Libya, a cholera outbreak affecting 15,000 people and a growing food crisis that affected 1.6 million Chadians.
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