Rapports

Background On 29 April 2014, a suspected case of cholera was reported from the MSF clinic at UN House/Juba III Protection of Civilian (PoC) camp. On 28 April 2014, he visited relatives in Gudele II where he…

Cooking banana (matoke), dry cassava chips, sorghum, millet, beans, and white maize are important food commodities for Ugandans. The staple food varies by region. Matoke is most important in the central, western, and southwestern regions; millet…

Sorghum, wheat flour and Belem rice are the most important food commodities. Sorghum flour and Belem rice are most commonly consumed commodities in urban areas. Wheat flour mixed with sorghum flour is also purchased for the…

Key Messages Poor pastoralists in the Southeast Pastoral Borderside livelihood zone, Obock Region, and Northwest Pastoral livelihood zone are in Crisis (IPC Phase 3). A further reduction in humanitarian assistance during May, below average March to May…

Key Messages The April/May maize and legume harvest in southern Madagascar improved staple food availability and demand for unskilled labor in key areas of concern. With the southern areas of the country seeing an end to their lean…

Locally-produced rice (riz Gasy) is the most important staple food for households in northern and central Madagascar. Dried cassava is the primary staple food in the south, although it is consumed in other parts of the…

Key Messages Cumulative March to May long rains have been below average to near average in much of the southeastern and coastal marginal agricultural lowlands and in agropastoral and pastoral areas. A below average long rains harvest…

Key Messages With access to food from markets and from recent harvests, Minimal (IPC Phase 1) is expected from June to September in most areas. However, localized pockets of food insecurity are likely in Dodoma, Mwanza, and…

Key Messages Burundi received below-average rainfall between late April and mid-May during critical crop growth phases where grain filling had started. This is expected to have a negative impact on Season B harvests in June. Prices of the…

Key Messages Crop yields from Season B are expected to be below average. Despite on-time planting in early March, below-normal rainfall totals were received from mid-April to the end of May. Prices of maize remained stable in most…