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Somalia: Nearly 6.5 million people likely to experience high levels of acute food insecurity between April and June, 1.8 million children will likely be acutely malnourished

Somalia expected to avert Famine, but the risk of Famine remains credible

TIMOR LESTE: High food prices, reduced purchasing power, persistent impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and floods drive 300,000 people into high acute food insecurity

KENYA: Over 5.4 million people will likely experience acute food insecurity in March and June, about 970,200 children likely to suffer from acute malnutrition through 2023

AFGHANISTAN: About 4 million children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women likely suffering from acute malnutrition

As deaths continue to accumulate despite assistance, Somalia is projected to face Famine in 2023

SOMALIA: Nearly 5.6 million people experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity, Famine projected in parts of south central regions from April to June 2023

Central African Republic: IPC analysis reveals 2.7 million people experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity

Nearly 17 million Yemenis experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity, driven by conflict, climate change and economic decline

South Sudan’s acute food insecurity remains high due to the economic crisis, flooding, low production, conflict and insecurity; about 1.4 million children are acutely malnourished