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Incorporating the impacts of the War in Ukraine on IPC Acute Malnutrition classifications

The war in Ukraine, which started in 2014 but escalated markedly in February 2022, is not only devastating the lives of Ukrainians and decimating key parts of the infrastructure of Ukraine, but also has wide repercussions outside the country due to the prominent role of Russia and Ukraine in the global economy. The war in Ukraine has led to disruption in global trade and the resulting domino effect [...]

Manuals | 07/09/2022 | Global

Sudan: Acute food insecurity worsening at a rapid pace with 11.7 million people projected to be in IPC Phase 3 or above

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Infographics | 21/06/2022 | Eastern Africa | Sudan

Guatemala: 4.6 million people projected to be highly food insecure through September 2022

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Infographics | 07/06/2022 | Latin America & Caribbean | Guatemala

Somalia: 7.1 million people likely experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity

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Infographics | 06/06/2022 | Eastern Africa | Somalia

Southern Madagascar: Around 1.68 million people experiencing high acute food insecurity

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Infographics | 30/05/2022 | Southern Africa | Madagascar

Incorporating the impacts of the War in Ukraine on IPC acute food insecurity classifications

The War in Ukraine started on 24 February 2022 with Russia’s military offensive in Ukraine. The war, besides devastating the lives of the population of Ukraine and decimating key parts of the infrastructure and economy of the country, has wide repercussions outside the Ukraine borders due to the importance of Russia and Ukraine as food crop exporters and the prominent role of Russia in the global economy in terms of [...]

Manuals | 18/05/2022 | Global