OuhamPendé

OuhamPendé is a prefecture in the Central African Republic. It is located in the northwestern part of the country and its capital is Bossangoa. The prefecture is named after the Ouham and Pendé rivers, which flow through the region. OuhamPendé covers an area of approximately 34,380 square kilometers.

The population of OuhamPendé is diverse, with several ethnic groups residing in the prefecture. The economy is primarily based on agriculture, with subsistence farming being the main activity. Cotton and livestock are also important agricultural products. The region faces challenges related to infrastructure, healthcare, and education, common issues in many rural areas of the Central African Republic.

OuhamPendé has been affected by periods of instability and conflict in the Central African Republic, which has impacted the lives of its inhabitants and the local economy. Efforts are ongoing to promote peace, development, and improve living conditions within the prefecture. The natural landscape of OuhamPendé includes savannas and forests, supporting a variety of flora and fauna. Like many regions in the country, OuhamPendé relies on its natural resources for sustenance and economic activity, though sustainable practices are a growing concern.