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Burkina Faso: Food Security Outlook for April to September
Chad: Food Security Outlook for April to September
Liberia: Normal food security is at normal and stable levels throughout the country.
Mali: Food Security Outlook: April-September 2012
Mauritania: Perspective d'avril a septembre 2012
Niger: Food Security Outlook for April to September
Nigeria: Outlook for April to September 2012
Senegal: Poor and very poor households in crop deficit areas will begin an early lean season in May.
Sierra Leone: Normal food security conditions will continue until the end of the lean season in August...
Region: Cadre Harmonise Maps, Niamey April 2012
Burundi: Poor start to 2012 Season B
Djibouti: Poor and delayed start to Heys/Dada rains
Ethiopia: The Belg rains were two to eight weeks late.
Kenya: Poor long rains in parts of pastoral areas.
Somalia: Poor Gu rainfall impacts agropastoralists.
South Sudan: Food insecurity spreads in border areas
Sudan: Intensified conflict in border areas
Tanzania: Onset of Masika rains were delayed, and the rains have been erratic in the bimodal areas.
Uganda: Minimal food insecurity as harvest begins
Malawi: High food prices and a delayed harvest
Mozambique: Food Security Outlook through September 2012
Zambia: Food Security Outlook through September 2012
Zimbabwe: Food security Outlook through September 2012
Region: favorable conditions over most of the region
El Salvador: Vulnerable households affected by 12E in pacific coastal areas experience a lean season o...
Guatemala: Los hogares ya recurren a la compra
Honduras: The food security situation in Honduras is stable for most households
Nicaragua: Country-level food security is stable, although heavy rains in the Departments of Chontales...
Haiti: Perspective d'Avril a Septembre 2012
Afghanistan: 2012 cereal havest will likely be average.
Tajikistan: Remittances set another monthly record in March 2012.
Yemen: Clashes continue in the north and south, driving displacement