Informes

UN humanitarian chief allocates US$10 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund, says more is required with 5.3 million people in need of assistance following drought and prolonged economic crisis. (Harare, 28 February 2019): During a three-day…

Southern Africa is projected to be one of one of the most vulnerable regions to the impacts of climate change. Floods and cyclones affected several countries and more than 400,000 people across the region were affected…

Key results Between February and May 2019, an estimated 31 percent of Zimbabwe’s rural population (2,878,957 people) require urgent action to protect and save livelihoods, reduce food consumption gaps, and minimize acute malnutrition. 1,891,777 people (20 percent)…

Overview The humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe is deteriorating, with the economic crisis compounding the impacts of erratic rainfall. Severe food insecurity has escalated during the 2018/2019 lean season (October – April), while access to basic services, and…

WHO: Mark Lowcock, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator WHAT: Mission to Zimbabwe and Malawi WHEN: 27 February-1 March in Zimbabwe and 1-2 March in Malawi WHERE: Harare, Epworth and Mudzi in Zimbabwe; Lilongwe and Salima in…

This report provides a summary of changes to regional maize availability estimates and markets in countries monitored by FEWS NET and WFP in southern Africa. It updates FEWS NET’s Regional Maize Supply and Market Outlook…

Abstract/Description The Republic of Zimbabwe recognizes the need to take action to harmonize agricultural development with environmental protection and to reduce vulnerability to climate change. At least 22 unique projects and policies relevant to CSA were underway…

Highlights: Triggered by fiscal challenges, food prices have risen significantly since late 2018, with negative impacts on access to food. Lower production prospects for the 2019 cereal crop and constrained import capacity also raise concerns about domestic supplies in 2019/20.

A CNN International Edition report says a community-resilience programme run by a partnership of the Zimbabwe and British Red Cross “could have a huge impact on the triple challenge of climate change, food security and HIV”. The…

The 150 percent fuel price hike that sparked mass public unrest across Zimbabwe last month sent the cost of living skyrocketing: the price of bread nearly doubled in a week. Read more on IRIN.