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Oct 15th, 2021
Kenya Commodity Price Report - September 2021
The report presents price trends and movements for key food commodities, including dry beans, dry maize, rice, wheat, and Irish potatoes, for September 2021 in selected major regions and markets in Kenya.
Oct 14th, 2021
FEWS NET Alert - Ethiopia, Oct 2021
Concern for northern Ethiopia increases amidst widening conflict and limited delivery of assistance
Oct 13th, 2021
Global Report on Food Crises: Joint Analysis for Better Decisions, September 2021 Update
The 2021 edition reported the growing severity and magnitude of these crises with at least 155 million acutely food-insecure people in need of urgent assistance in 55 countries/territories in 2020 (Crisis or worse (IPC/CH Phase 3 or above) or equivalent).
Oct 1st, 2021
IPC Alert - Afghanistan, Oct 2021
Afghanistan: nearly 19 million Afghans highly food insecure due to drought, conflict & economic collapse
Oct 1st, 2021
IPC Alert - Central African Republic, Oct 2021
Central African Republic: Persistent acute food insecurity and malnutrition caused by insecurity
Sep 21st, 2021
Commodity Price Variability Monthly Summary - August 2021
Sep 15th, 2021
Kenya Commodity Price Report - August 2021
The report presents price trends and movements for key food commodities, including dry beans, dry maize, rice, wheat, and Irish potatoes, for August 2021 in selected major regions and markets in Kenya.
Sep 15th, 2021
East Africa Commodity Price Report - August 2021
The report analyzes the evolution of weekly maize and rice prices in four East African countries - Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda - in August 2021.
Sep 10th, 2021
FEWS NET Alert - Haiti, Sept 2021
Sharp increase in food assistance needs following major earthquake
Sep 9th, 2021
Food Security - Can the global decline by reversed?
The report describes that food insecurity is on the rise worldwide. In the report, Rob Vos, division director of markets, trade and institutions at the International Food Policy Research Institute, states, “People thought there would be shortages and new food price spikes and volatility [during the pandemic], but it didn’t happen because there were plenty of stocks of the basic staple crops."