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Ebola-ravaged rural communities in Guinea to benefit from new food security initiatives
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17 February 2015, Rome/Dakar---Through a new agreement involving the government of Guinea, the World Bank and FAO, tens of thousands of people in rural areas of the Guinea will receive training in preventative measures for the Ebola virus. This includes how to prevent the spread of Ebola, but it will also assist in supporting the production of food and generating income. As part of the initiative, the World Bank is providing $5 million to FAO’s Ebola Response Programme which assists rural households.

Vincent Martin is the head of FAO's Dakar-based Sub-regional Resilience Hub for West Africa. In the following interview he describes the situation on the ground and how this funding will support Guinea.
6min. 20sec.
Sujet(s): Agriculture & cultures, Développement rural ou agricole, Faim & insécurité alimentaire, Production & stocks alimentaires, Sécurité alimentaire, Situations d’urgence/Crises
Produit par: Sandra Ferrari
 
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