- Central African Republic
Central African Republic

Anticipatory action in Central African Republic
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Hazards covered by anticipation
Central African Republic is highly vulnerable to droughts, floods and wildfires. Extreme rainfall can also affect the country which, as well as causing floods, can lead to erosion and landslides. People’s vulnerability to these and other hazards is increased by their limited coping capacity, which is constrained by the country’s ongoing conflict and political instability, which have caused many people to be displaced from their homes. Persistent poverty in another challenge in the country.
Anticipatory action offers a way to help people at risk from forecastable hazards and organizations are attempting to expand this in Central African Republic.
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Photo: Main street, Paoua, Central African Republic. © Simon Davis/UK Aid




