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Poster, bannerPoster on WaPOR - Monitoring the impact of drought, Somalia 2019
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No results found.This poster presents how WaPOR, FAO’s portal to monitor Water Productivity through Open-access of Remotely sensed derived data, can help monitor the impact of drought. It is part of the exhibition that was held on 17 June 2019 to celebrate the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought at FAO Headquarters. -
DocumentPrice monitoring and analysis country brief - Somalia 2012
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No results found.Prices registered a sharp decline since September; however maize prices in Mogadishu have shown a highly volatile trend. Despite the declaration of the end of the famine conditions, an estimated 2.32 million people are considered in need of food assistance. Conflict, insecurity and drought have been major drivers of food insecurity and related displacement. In this period there have been no reported government policies in agriculture and food security. -
DocumentPrice monitoring and analysis country brief - Somalia 2011
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No results found.Although some local cereal prices declined slightly in August thanks to the arrival of new supplies from the Gu harvest, prices continue to be high. Moreover the slight reduction will not last long as local supplies continue to decrease. An estimated 4 million people are facing food crisis in Somalia, with 750,000 people at risk of death in the coming four months. FSNAU has declared famine in six areas of the country. Drought and civil insecurity are forcing tens of thousands of people to fl ee within and outside the country; by the end of August the number of displaced people increased to some 1.7 million. The crisis has left people in dire need of assistance while conflict exacerbates the situation and hampers humanitarian interventions.
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