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Sep 1st, 2023

IPC Alert - Haiti, Sep 2023

Haiti: Gang activity, climatic shocks drive 4.35 million people into high levels of acute food insecurity
Sep 1st, 2023

IPC Alert - Somalia, Sep 2023

Somalia: Nearly 4.3 million people likely to experience high levels of acute food insecurity, 1.5 million children expected to be acutely malnourished
Aug 1st, 2023

IPC Alert - Sudan, Aug 2023

SUDAN: nearly 20.3 million people experience high levels of acute food insecurity between July and September 2023 driven by conflict, mass displacement and economic decline
Aug 1st, 2023

IPC Alert - Madagascar, Aug 2023

Southern Madagascar: Over 1 million people face high acute food insecurity, about 458,000 children under five likely to suffer from acute malnutrition through 2024
Jul 6th, 2023

Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) Market Monitor July 2023

The fate of the Black Sea Grain Initiative is again in jeopardy. The collapse of the Nova Kakhovka dam last month has flooded cropland along the Dnipro River and disrupted irrigation. Meanwhile, the ammonia pipeline from the Russian Federation to the Ukrainian port of Pivdennyi has also been damaged. The pipeline has not been in operation since the start of the war; however, its reopening has been a key demand of the Russian Federation to renew the grain deal. While these events are not likely to have major impacts on grain supplies in the short term, they further increase tensions that could result in a termination of the agreement later this month. This would reduce Black Sea exports and further reduce Ukraine production incentives.