Áreas de maior preocupação
Conflict has severely disrupted trade, humanitarian access, and livelihoods. Very poor macroeconomic conditions constrain household market access.
There is renewed concern for Greater Baggari of Wau where persistent insecurity has limited movement and humanitarian access.
Boko Haram attacks continue in the northeast, and the ongoing conflict will likely severely limit area cultivated during the 2018 main season. Nearly 1.9 million people are currently displaced.
Floods in Kogi, Anambra, Delta, and Niger states bring concern for national production prospects.
The extensive conflict has reduced incomes, and food prices remain elevated. Food access is inadequate for many poor households.
Saudi Arabia announces plans to provide $200 million to Yemen to address sharp depreciation of the Yemeni Rial.
Severe drought over the past year has resulted in very large livestock losses in Ethiopia’s Somali Region, which has sharply reduced household food and income access.
Displacement in parts of Somali and Oromia regions and Gedeo of SNNPR continues to drive high food and multi-sectoral assistance needs.
Outras áreas de preocupação
Although the April to June 2018 Gu rainy season has led to improvements, most regions are still recovering from prolonged drought and the associated impact of large-scale livestock losses and poor production.
Approximately 53,000 people were newly displaced in August, over half of whom came to Banadir from Lower Shabelle due to conflict.
Ongoing conflicts in the Kasai region, North Kivu, South Kivu, Ituri, and Tanganyika Provinces have caused ongoing displacement and affected households’ abilities to access their livelihoods.
Ebola vaccination campaigns have resumed in North Kivu and Ituri following an armed militia attack near Beni, Ituri. 151 cases of Ebola and 101 deaths have been recorded.
Conflict has expanded in recent years, with more than 1.1 million people displaced since the beginning of 2016. Drought in the north and northwest will reduce yields for 2018 main season wheat and other crops. Rangeland conditions are also very poor in some of these areas.
According to OCHA, an estimated 253,600 people are displaced due to drought across the Western Region, although some households are likely to return home for winter wheat planting.
Poorly distributed rains and drought conditions will lead to production losses during the main harvest for smallholders in parts of Malawi, Mozambique, Madagascar and Zimbabwe.
Due to monetary policy changes in Zimbabwe, many are purchasing high amounts of food and fuel in anticipation of shortages of supplies as uncertainty in the economy grows.
Áreas de maior preocupação
| País ou região | Motivo de preocupação | Current Observations |
|---|---|---|
| South Sudan |
Conflict has severely disrupted trade, humanitarian access, and livelihoods. Very poor macroeconomic conditions constrain household market access. |
There is renewed concern for Greater Baggari of Wau where persistent insecurity has limited movement and humanitarian access. |
| Nigeria |
Boko Haram attacks continue in the northeast, and the ongoing conflict will likely severely limit area cultivated during the 2018 main season. Nearly 1.9 million people are currently displaced. |
Floods in Kogi, Anambra, Delta, and Niger states bring concern for national production prospects. |
| Yemen |
The extensive conflict has reduced incomes, and food prices remain elevated. Food access is inadequate for many poor households. |
Saudi Arabia announces plans to provide $200 million to Yemen to address sharp depreciation of the Yemeni Rial. |
| Ethiopia |
Severe drought over the past year has resulted in very large livestock losses in Ethiopia’s Somali Region, which has sharply reduced household food and income access. |
Displacement in parts of Somali and Oromia regions and Gedeo of SNNPR continues to drive high food and multi-sectoral assistance needs. |
Outras áreas de preocupação
| País ou região | Motivo de preocupação | Current Observations |
|---|---|---|
| Somalia |
Although the April to June 2018 Gu rainy season has led to improvements, most regions are still recovering from prolonged drought and the associated impact of large-scale livestock losses and poor production. |
Approximately 53,000 people were newly displaced in August, over half of whom came to Banadir from Lower Shabelle due to conflict. |
| DRC |
Ongoing conflicts in the Kasai region, North Kivu, South Kivu, Ituri, and Tanganyika Provinces have caused ongoing displacement and affected households’ abilities to access their livelihoods. |
Ebola vaccination campaigns have resumed in North Kivu and Ituri following an armed militia attack near Beni, Ituri. 151 cases of Ebola and 101 deaths have been recorded. |
| Afghanistan |
Conflict has expanded in recent years, with more than 1.1 million people displaced since the beginning of 2016. Drought in the north and northwest will reduce yields for 2018 main season wheat and other crops. Rangeland conditions are also very poor in some of these areas. |
According to OCHA, an estimated 253,600 people are displaced due to drought across the Western Region, although some households are likely to return home for winter wheat planting. |
| Southern Africa |
Poorly distributed rains and drought conditions will lead to production losses during the main harvest for smallholders in parts of Malawi, Mozambique, Madagascar and Zimbabwe. |
Due to monetary policy changes in Zimbabwe, many are purchasing high amounts of food and fuel in anticipation of shortages of supplies as uncertainty in the economy grows. |
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