Estimated food security conditions, 1st Quarter 2010 (January-March)
  • Generally Food Secure
  • Moderately Food Insecure
  • Highly Food Insecure
  • Extremely Food Insecure
  • Famine
  • No Data
  • Favorable Conditions
  • Somewhat Favorable Conditions
  • Short Term Dryness
  • Drought
  • Severe Drought
  • Humanitarian Concern
  • Extreme Event
  • Heavy Snow
  • Heavy Rain
  • Flooding
  • Blowing Dust
  • Extreme Cold
  • Extreme Heat

 

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West Africa

 

  • Currently high levels of food insecurity will likely become extreme between July and September among the poor agro-pastoral households. Though the return of   ... more

Southern Africa

 

  • The 2009/2010 growing season, which will end with the March harvest, remains favorable except for about 275,000 food insecure people in Balaka, Zomba, Nsanje  ... more

Caribbean

 

  • The current food security situation, which rapidly deteriorated following the January 12 earthquake, has recently improved in response to 1) the provision of  ... more

East Africa

 

  • The food security situation will be critical in the coming months and no significant improvement is expected until at least June, in spite of unseasonal show  ... more

Central America

 

  • The eastern parts of the dry corridor, in particular, are receiving assistance related to food security from various sources. Close coordination is necessary  ... more

Central Asia

 

  • Following the historically large 2009 harvest, this year’s generous WFP and Afghanistan government food assistance, successful winter prepositioning, and mo  ... more

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