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About the role This is a 12 month (renewable) role with unaccompanied terms based in Ndjamena, Chad with 20-30% of the time scheduled and spent in the Programmes areas (Sila and Lac), with a salary Grade 2 €35,087 – 38,986. You will report to the Programmmes Director and you will liaise with the Country Director, Systems Director, Area/Program Coordinators, M&E Manager, Consortium Coordinator, Program Managers, the Advocacy, Communication and Accountability Manager, Desk Officer (HQ) and other key staff. We would like you to start in June 2021. Your purpose: The purpose of this position i...

English Analysis on Chad about Agriculture, Food and Nutrition and more; published on 25 Feb 2021 by Concern and Tufts Univ.

COVID-19 update On 31 December 2020, the Government of Chad issued a decree closing the land borders of the city of N’Djamena for a week starting 1 January, with a stricter curfew from 6pm to 5am. Schools and universities, places of worship, bars, restaurants, markets are closed. On 4 January the air borders were closed to travelers. Public or private gatherings of people in groups larger than 10 are prohibited, and urban and interurban transport is forbidden. Health centers and food shops remain open and cargo flights are permitted. A minimum service is guaranteed for banks, public and pri...

Or is more reliable in keeping you connected. as we showed you, the pictures we're seeing from bat ha -- bahamas are devastating. five people have died in the u.s. as a result of the storm. hundreds of thousands are without power in the carolinas and virginia. president's reaction has been i guess a bit odd to it all to put it kindly. "new york times" white house correspondent and cnn political analyst maggie haberman joins me to make sense of it. maggie, i want to talk big picture in a minute and i don't want to talk much about or even say the word sharpie, which i just said but i know you ...

Boarding up, things like that if they are staying. >> absolutely. they have been batting down the hatches as the city has with its own buildings but we've also been sandbagging. we distributed almost 75,000 sandbags in just the last two days. >> wow. >> we've been checking pumps and adding pumps and barricading and getting ready to actually close down streets where we know flooding will occur because this may sound funny, anderson, but there will be water in the streets and if somebody is riding down the street, it will form a wake and so we want to prevent that as much as we can. >> obviously...