Rapports

Normal food access for very poor and poor households KEY MESSAGES • At least 80 percent of households are consuming a normal number of meals per day due to the good management of food stocks from recent harvests.…

Poor households in northern pastoral areas will be “Stressed” from July to September KEY MESSAGES • Very poor and poor households are currently able to meet their consumption needs with two to three regular meals per day and…

Highlights · The number of new Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) admissions from January to end of April 2013 amounts 18,014 children, representing 15% of the annual target. The number…

Millet, maize, and sorghum are the most important food commodities for household consumption. Millet is the staple of the most vulnerable households, whilemaize and sorghum also contribute to the food basket of a majority of all…

Le mil, le maïs et le sorgho sont les produits alimentaires les plus importants pour la consommation ménagère. Le mil est le produit de base des ménages les plus vulnérables, tandis que le maïs et le…

Accès normal à l’alimentation pour les ménages très pauvres et pauvres MESSAGES CLÉS Dans au moins 80 pour cent des ménages, on assiste à la prise quotidienne normale desrepas des suites de la bonne gestion des stocks issus…

Dans le cadre des activités marquant le cent cinquantenaire (150 ans) du Mouvement de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge, la Société Nationale Burkinabè a procédé à une distribution de vivres et de non vivres. Le jeudi…

By Shantha Bloemen DORI, Burkina Faso, 16 May 2013 - After 35 days at Dori Hospital, 15 of them in a coma, 2-year-old Mariama now weighs 6.5 kilograms and is on the road to recovery. When she…

Fund will Spur Investment in African Agriculture Infrastructure For Immediate Release Thursday, May 9, 2013 USAID Press Office 202-712-4320 CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - Today, Rajiv Shah, the Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID); Donald Kaberuka, the President…

Highlights To date 49,975 Malian refugees are registered in Burkina Faso, 54.3% of them are children between 0-17. The number of new SAM admissions from January to mid-March 2013 amounts 11,141 children, representing 9.5% of annual target. From January…