FAO/GIEWS: Africa Report No.3 - December 2005 p.2

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MAP OF COUNTRIES REQUIRING URGENT EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE


COUNTRIES REQUIRING URGENT EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE (Total: 27 countries)

Nature of Food InsecurityMain Reasons
Overall food shortages 
BurundiCivil strife, IDPs and returnees
EritreaDrought, IDPs, returnees, high food prices
EthiopiaDrought, IDPs, high food prices
LesothoDrought in parts
MalawiDrought in parts, high food prices
SomaliaCivil strife, drought in parts
SwazilandDrought in parts
ZimbabweEconomic Crisis
Generalized lack of access 
LiberiaRecent civil strife, IDPs
MauritaniaAfter effects of 2004 drought and locusts
NigerAfter effects of 2004 drought and locusts
Sierra LeoneReturnees, refugees
Severe localized food insecurity 
AngolaResettlement of returnees
Burkina FasoAfter effects of 2004 drought and locusts
ChadRefugees
Central Afr. Rep.Recent civil strife
Congo, Dem. Rep.Civil strife, IDPs and refugees
Congo Rep. ofIDPs, refugees
Côte d’IvoireCivil strife, IDPs
GuineaIDPs, refugees
KenyaDrought in parts
MaliAfter effects of 2004 drought and locusts
MozambiqueDrought in parts
SudanCivil strife, returnees, drought in parts
Tanzania, U.R.Drought in parts
UgandaCivil strife, IDPs
ZambiaDrought in parts

Since conditions can change rapidly, and published information may not always represent the most up-to-date basis for action, enquiries or corrections should be directed to Henri Josserand, Chief, Global Information and Early Warning Service (ESCG), FAO, Rome (Fax: 39-06-5705-4495, E-mail: [email protected]).


FAO/GIEWS - December 2005

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