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Bulletin de prix

Plus Récente:(4/29/2013)
Précédent:(2/26/2013)
Précédent:(1/25/2013)

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•Food prices across the country have started decreasing but have yet to bring relief to market-dependent households. Persistent high food prices and below normal Vuli harvests in some of the bimodal and central marginal areas will likely lead to Stressed (IPC Phase 2) food insecurity outcomes until Msimu harvests from unimodal areas start reaching markets in May.

•Rainfall in the central areas has started receding. Early cessation combined with moisture stress to maize crops due to the effects of the February dry spell in these central areas will likely result in reduced Msimu harvests.

•Livestock conditions across the pastoral and agro-pastoral areas are good and milk availability is providing cash and dietary diversity among livestock dependent households. This is attributed to pasture improvement and water point replenishment following rains in pastoral and agro-pastoral areas of Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Manyara, Tanga, Shinyanga and parts of Tabora. These conditions are expected to continue until June/July when pasture and water starts drying up.

 

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Production et Cartes de flux des marchésProduction and Market Flow Map Maps illustrating market catchments and flows for commodities important to food security. Lire plus
Preliminary Rural Livelihood Zoning: Tanzania(en)Livelihood Zone Descriptions accompany Zone Maps. They briefly describe the main characteristics of livelihoods in each zone. On their own, livelihood zone maps and descriptions aid development of monitoring systems by identifying geographically relevant variables to monitor. Lire plus
Tanzania National Seasonal Calendar(en)Livelihood Seasonal Monitoring Calendars combine the seasonal calendars found in the profiles with the information on sources of food and income by wealth group to identify which variables are important to which wealth groups in each zone. This serves as a quick reference tool when developing a monitoring plan. Lire plus
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... plus		Livelihood Attribute Maps combine the livelihoods information contained in the Zone Maps and Profiles to geo-reference where a crisis is likely to have the most significant effect and to provide context to important decision maker questions. Lire plus

 

 
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