Kenya was the first country to use the IPC tool outside Somalia. The IPC was used as the classification system for the bi-annual food security assessment for the first time in February 2007.
The Government of Kenya is committed to implementing the IPC as part of its on-going national food security information system (FSIS).
The Kenyan FSIS includes the Arid Lands Resource Management Project (ARLMP) Early Warning System, hosted within the Office of the President. This institutional structure provides advanced information collection, early warning analysis and produces regular food security outlook bulletins and food security assessments. The IPC was introduced to complement these existing structures and fulfil a number of shortcomings recognised by stakeholders.
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New! - Kenya short rains (09) food security analysis report
Kenya Food Security Steering Group (KFSSG)
The report demonstrates a significant reverse of sustained deterioration of food security after successive poor or failed rainfall seasons since 2007. It illustrates increased crop production, livestock products, and water availability in most of the predominant food insecure areas mainly attributable to the above normal rainfall recorded in the reporting period. The population under HE and AFLC has drastically reduced
KFSSG Long Rains Assessment Reports
Lessons Learned: IPC implementation in Kenya
Short Rains Assessment (SRA) 2007
KFSM
Kenya Short Rains Assessment Reports
IPC Lessons Learning Workshop
Kenya Food Security Steering Group (KFSSG)
Apr 2007; Nairobi, Kenya
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