In Ituri Province, safe and dignified burial practices are highlighted as essential for controlling the spread of Ebola. From January to July 2026, cash assistance reached over 777,000 people, with a significant portion allocated to multi-purpose cash transfers.

The ongoing Ebola outbreak in Ituri Province poses a significant public health risk, with traditional burial practices potentially contributing to disease transmission. The country faces a high INFORM risk class, indicating persistent humanitarian challenges.

The country hosts over 1.4 million internally displaced persons and 400 refugees. Cash assistance has supported a substantial number of people, providing both sectoral and multi-purpose aid.

Details on the specific challenges and successes of cash programming, as well as the current status and trends of the Ebola outbreak, are not fully covered in the provided reports.