Angola (March 1994)
March 1, 1994
- Issue 1 First Edition
- 1 Échange Humanitaire No. 1 : Bulletin d’information
- 2 Origins of the RRN, objectives and plans for the future
- 3 ECHO Initiative to Establish a European Degree Course In International Humanitarian Aid
- 4 Support Network for Relief Workers Returning From Zones of Conflict
- 5 US NGOs Attempt to Improve Their War Risk Insurance Cover
- 6 ACC/SCN Sets up a Refugee Nutrition Information System in Conjunction with International NGOs
- 7 Angola (March 1994)
- 8 The IDNDR – for the uninitiated
- 9 Burundi/Rwanda/Tanzania/Zaire (March 1994)
- 10 Eritrea (March 1994)
- 11 Ethiopia (March 1994)
- 12 Kenya (March 1994)
- 13 Southern Sudan/Uganda (March 1994)
- 14 Somalia (March 1994)
- 15 Liberia/Sierra Leone (March 1994)
- 16 Mozambique (March 1994)
- 17 Afghanistan (March 1994)
- 18 Iraq (March 1994)
- 19 Former Yugoslavia (March 1994)
Political and humanitarian initiatives in mid-late 1993 have increased access to areas under UNITA control and to besieged government-held cities.
Several NGOs are now operating in UNITA-controlled areas.
An estimated 3.2 million people are in need of some form of assistance. WFP is airlifting food to 14 cities. Efforts to establish overland routes are hampered by heavy mining and occasional attacks on UN/NGO convoys. Despite a substantial increase in the rate of distributions, the actual rates are still well short of requirements.
Negotiations between government and UNITA are continuing in Lusaka.
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