The IPC was introduced in Burundi in September 2006 and followed by a technical workshop in August 2007.
In April 2008, the country published its first IPC food security and nutrition situation analysis for the January-June 2008 period. This was produced by updating the situational analysis drafted in August 2007 with data from national systems, in particular those from the national Early Warning and Food Security Monitoring system.
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Workshop on the dissemination of the results of the 5th IPC cycle of analysis June-December 2009
Sept. 2009; Burundi
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock organized a workshop to disseminate the main results of the 5th biannual cycle analysis of the food security situation in Burundi conducted using the IPC approach. This workshop brought together food security experts representing twenty-governmental institutions and national organizations (UN agencies and NGOs), and the main actors in the field of food security and nutrition in Burundi.
Burundi IPC Analysis (French)
5th cycle of analysis - projections December 2009
Aug. 2009; Burundi
This report outlines the main results of the 5th biannual cycle analysis of the food security situation in Burundi based on the application of the IPC approach. It covers the period from June to December 2009 and allows making projections on the likely evolution of the situation until December 2009, the next harvest cycle.
> Synthèse du rapport saison 2009B, Burundi IPC Map June-December 2009
Burundi IPC Analysis (French)
4th cycle of analysis - projections June 2009
April 2009
This report covers the period of June to December 2008 and allows doing the projections on the probable evolution of food security in Burundi up to June 2009,the next harvest cycle.
> Synthèse du rapport saison 2009A, Compte Rendu , Presentation of the Results
Burundi IPC analysis 2008
projections July 2008 - January 2009
July 2008
