West and Central Africa Threatened by a Food Catastrophe
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Photo by depositphotos.com With 55 million people on the brink of famine, the risk is no longer just an increase in needs, but a simultaneous collapse of households, markets, health systems and response capacities. Geneva, Switzerland.- The impacts of the conflict in the Middle East, the historical decline of humanitarian financing, the Ebola epidemic and the seasonal shortage period combine to aggravate an already critical food crisis in West a…
The impacts of the conflict in the Middle East, the historic decline in humanitarian funding, the Ebola epidemic, and the lean season are combining to exacerbate an already critical food crisis in West and Central Africa. Nearly 55 million people are at risk of famine, of whom […]
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