Rapports

Key Messages Across southern Africa, the ongoing harvest is improving household food access and availability. However, limited access to seed for poor households likely reduced cropped area, while high temperatures, dry spells, erratic rainfall, and flooding from…

A call to action between civil society organisations towards national governments and disaster management agencies, EU member states and donors, and technical agencies. Background GNDR is a network of over 1,500+ civil society organisations across 129 countries working…

Key Messages Across much of the region, the start of the green harvest is beginning to reduce food consumption gaps as the lean season ends. In Madagascar, households in the Grand South are facing Crisis! (IPC Phase…

In Numbers 7,146 mt of food assistance distributed USD 1,226,914 cash-based transfers (CBT) under the drought response USD 119 million net funding requirements for the next six months (April 2023 to September 2023) 219,045 people assisted with CBT in…

Urgent call for assistance for southern Africa after cyclones and floods FAO: climate shocks upend rural livelihoods 17 May 2023, Harare - The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has launched an urgent call for…

Nine winning projects were selected from eight countries: Ghana, Madagascar, Mozambique, Nepal, Peru, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Each winner will receive a grant of up to US$50,000 to undertake a formative research project to advance the evidence…

Situation at a glance 29.6 MILLION: Estimated Population of Madagascar UN – October 2022 3.9 MILLION: Estimated Population in Need of Assistance in the Grand Sud and Grand Sud-Est UN – March 2023 1.5 MILLION: Estimated Population Facing Acute Food Insecurity IPC…

Contexte Madagascar, compte tenu de son emplacement géographique dans l’Océan Indien et des caractéristiques physiques de son climat, est l’un des pays les plus exposés aux cyclones et aux inondations en Afrique, avec 25% de sa population…

Locally-produced rice is the most important staple food for households in northern and central Madagascar. Imported rice is a less-preferred substitute, but often consumed by poor households because it is cheaper than locally-produced rice and expands…

ANTANANARIVO – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is warning that it will discontinue its helicopter service in south-eastern Madagascar - unless US$1 million is urgently received. “UNHAS is more than an air service; it is…