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… food crises, according to the 2024 Global Report on Food Crisis (GRFC). Conflict, extreme weather events, economic … and Zimbabwe) are also classified as in protracted food crisis, meaning their food insecurity situation has met the … by the El Niño event, and market impacts of the war in Ukraine and the end of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. High …

… Malawi is facing a severe drought crisis linked to the El Niño climate phenomenon. On March 23, … 18 million elsewhere in the region are experiencing  crisis levels of food insecurity . Poor harvests at such a … improved growing conditions (Argentina, the United States, Ukraine) will require even longer lead times. Thus it is …

… recovery; and the outbreak of war between Russia and Ukraine—both key food and fertilizer producers—generated yet … generally elevated. Then came the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Supplies to global markets dropped as the European … for reduced Black Sea area exports. Second, the crisis reinforced the notion that energy markets exercise a …

… triggered by COVID-19, trade disruptions due to the Russia-Ukraine war, and export restrictions. Although parallel … Africa Green Revolution . Indeed, even before the Russia-Ukraine war, many countries were lagging way behind these … longitudinal household data collected before and after the crisis. Findings include: Surges in domestic fertilizer …

… affecting shipping on major inland waterways. The current crisis is disrupting shipments of grains and other key commodities from Europe, Russia, and Ukraine. This can raise the costs of imported products for … For wheat originating from the European Union, Russia, and Ukraine, shipping through the Suez Canal is the shortest …

… to be, particularly hard hit by the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on global food and fuel prices, according to a new ebook from IFPRI . The book, based on IFPRI’s Ukraine blog and research brief series, provides a regional … and country-level overview of the impacts of the ongoing crisis on SSA. It also concludes with policy recommendations …

… reducing malnutrition, raising the number of people facing crisis or worse  to 23-26 million if the ongoing drought … wheat prices in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine emphasized “the folly of relying upon imported grain  …

… Context In February 2022, war erupted between Russia and Ukraine. These two countries account for about 12 percent of … repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict poses a major threat to food security. Wheat … and southern Africa have the largest populations in IPC Crisis or higher levels of food insecurity (45.6 million …

… poor populations into ever-worsening hunger. IPC Phase 3 (Crisis) and 4 (Emergency) levels of food insecurity are … fuel, and input prices caused by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Populations across the region have reduced their … … Nutrition … Hunger … Food Assistance … … Humanitarian Crisis Continues in Horn of Africa …

… across 45 countries and territories are in IPC Phase 3 (Crisis) or higher food insecurity as of September 2022, … impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine. As in previous years, Africa remains the hardest hit … the report states. Acute food insecurity has also risen in Ukraine compared to 2021 levels.   The report includes a …