CAMEROON / GRANDI DISPLACED POPULATION
03-May-2022
00:04:29
UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi urges stronger support for internally displaced persons, refugees, and host communities in Cameroon's Far North region. UNHCR
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STORY: CAMEROON / GRANDI DISPLACED POPULATION
TRT: 4:29
SOURCE: UNHCR
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT UNHCR ON SCREEN
LANGUAGE: CHAO ARABIC / ENGLISH / NATS
DATELINE: 27-28 APRIL 2022, OCTOBER 2021, CAMEROON
TRT: 4:29
SOURCE: UNHCR
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT UNHCR ON SCREEN
LANGUAGE: CHAO ARABIC / ENGLISH / NATS
DATELINE: 27-28 APRIL 2022, OCTOBER 2021, CAMEROON
SHOTLIST
27 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
1. Various shots, displaced person, tents, children
2. SOUNDBITE (Chao Arabic) Tomma Ndjinda, displaced person:
“I was selling sugar. I had everything I needed for my business. When I fled, I left everything and just took the children. When I saw fire, the flame was so bright. We were afraid, and we fled, leaving everything behind. We have lost everything, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks.”
3. Various aerial shots, woman walking, camp
28 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
4. Various shots, Grandi, displaced persons
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:
“Some of the children go to the schools of the local community, and they use the health centres of the local community, which are insufficient. So, we need to strengthen the local community. So, when these people go away, this will remain as an investment, as a development investment.”
6. Various shots, Grandi, children, school
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:
“We have to support that reconciliation as well, because without reconciliation and without reconstruction, people will not go back, and they will, it will become a protracted humanitarian problem. We have to avoid that.”
OCTOBER 2021, MISSISKA, CAMEROON
8. Aerial shot, cattle
9. Med shot, cattle
10. Aerial shot, water holes
28 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
11. Various shots, people carrying seedlings
27 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
12. Various shots, women, children
28 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
13. Various shots, seedlings
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:
“When we help the displaced, can we do it in a manner that is friendly to the environment? And here I have seen very good examples of this. I have seen solar energy being used. We have planted, I have planted myself trees in a small reforestation project. I think it's important that we also, we, the aid workers and the government, think of even humanitarian assistance in green terms, in environmental friendly terms, and it's a small project, but a great example to the rest of the world.”
15. Various shots, Grandi planting
1. Various shots, displaced person, tents, children
2. SOUNDBITE (Chao Arabic) Tomma Ndjinda, displaced person:
“I was selling sugar. I had everything I needed for my business. When I fled, I left everything and just took the children. When I saw fire, the flame was so bright. We were afraid, and we fled, leaving everything behind. We have lost everything, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks.”
3. Various aerial shots, woman walking, camp
28 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
4. Various shots, Grandi, displaced persons
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:
“Some of the children go to the schools of the local community, and they use the health centres of the local community, which are insufficient. So, we need to strengthen the local community. So, when these people go away, this will remain as an investment, as a development investment.”
6. Various shots, Grandi, children, school
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:
“We have to support that reconciliation as well, because without reconciliation and without reconstruction, people will not go back, and they will, it will become a protracted humanitarian problem. We have to avoid that.”
OCTOBER 2021, MISSISKA, CAMEROON
8. Aerial shot, cattle
9. Med shot, cattle
10. Aerial shot, water holes
28 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
11. Various shots, people carrying seedlings
27 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
12. Various shots, women, children
28 APRIL 2022, BOGO, CAMEROON
13. Various shots, seedlings
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:
“When we help the displaced, can we do it in a manner that is friendly to the environment? And here I have seen very good examples of this. I have seen solar energy being used. We have planted, I have planted myself trees in a small reforestation project. I think it's important that we also, we, the aid workers and the government, think of even humanitarian assistance in green terms, in environmental friendly terms, and it's a small project, but a great example to the rest of the world.”
15. Various shots, Grandi planting
STORYLINE
UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi urges stronger support for internally displaced persons, refugees, and host communities in Cameroon's Far North region.
The intercommunal conflict began last year after herders clashed with farmers and fishermen over dwindling water resources.
UNHCR and partners are doing what they can to provide emergency assistance and create more durable solutions to mitigate further conflict and bring peace to the local communities.
“We have to support that reconciliation,” said Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, “because without reconciliation and without reconstruction, people will not go back, and they will, it will become a protracted humanitarian problem.”
The conflict in the Far North was triggered by a dispute between herders and fishermen over dwindling water resources.
At least 100,000 people have been displaced internally or fled to neighbouring countries.
In Bogo, where UNHCR set up a camp to provide shelter and other essential services for over 2,000 displaced people, a new tree planting initiative has been started to protect the environment.
Grandi said, “When we help the displaced, can we do it in a manner that is friendly to the environment? And here I have seen very good examples of this. I have seen solar energy being used. We have planted, I have planted myself trees in a small reforestation project. I think it's important that we also, we, the aid workers and the government, think of even humanitarian assistance in green terms, in environmental friendly terms, and it's a small project, but a great example to the rest of the world.”
The intercommunal conflict began last year after herders clashed with farmers and fishermen over dwindling water resources.
UNHCR and partners are doing what they can to provide emergency assistance and create more durable solutions to mitigate further conflict and bring peace to the local communities.
“We have to support that reconciliation,” said Filippo Grandi, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, “because without reconciliation and without reconstruction, people will not go back, and they will, it will become a protracted humanitarian problem.”
The conflict in the Far North was triggered by a dispute between herders and fishermen over dwindling water resources.
At least 100,000 people have been displaced internally or fled to neighbouring countries.
In Bogo, where UNHCR set up a camp to provide shelter and other essential services for over 2,000 displaced people, a new tree planting initiative has been started to protect the environment.
Grandi said, “When we help the displaced, can we do it in a manner that is friendly to the environment? And here I have seen very good examples of this. I have seen solar energy being used. We have planted, I have planted myself trees in a small reforestation project. I think it's important that we also, we, the aid workers and the government, think of even humanitarian assistance in green terms, in environmental friendly terms, and it's a small project, but a great example to the rest of the world.”
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