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Djibouti

Remotely monitored country
Djibouti
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Remotely monitored country
Description

As of July 2017, FEWS NET shifted from regular monthly reporting on Djibouti to periodic, special reporting. Currently, analysts monitor the food security situation in the country and draft reports as needed to provide early warning or in-depth analysis of food insecurity drivers.

Latest analysis
Remote Monitoring Report June 2017 Improvement in food security expected in late 2017 Download the report
  • Rainfall during the March to June Diraac/Sougoum rainy season has been average to slightly above average, despite minimal rainfall in April. This has restored pasture and water resources in all areas and vegetation conditions are near average. In the Southeast Pastoral Border livelihood zone and areas north of Obock City, though, rangeland conditions are lower than last year.  

  • Poor pastoralists in the Southeast Pastoral Border livelihood zone are expected to face food consumption gaps and be in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) during the ongoing June to September lean season. This is because herd sizes are below average and pastoralists are unable to sell sufficient livestock and milk to purchase adequate food, and other income-earning opportunities are seasonally low. Food security will improve to Stressed (IPC Phase 2) during the October to January period when households have seasonally higher access to milk. 

  • In early June, Qatar withdrew its peacekeeping forces from the contested border area between Djibouti and Eritrea. This prompted the Government of Djibouti to send troops to secure the contested territory. Although no food security related impacts have been reported, there is concern that insecurity could further restrict the movement of households towards markets in this area that is already fairly isolated. 

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More analysis View all Djibouti analysis Food security
Key Message Update Djibouti May 2017
Remote Monitoring Report Djibouti April 2017
Key Message Update Djibouti March 2017
Agroclimatology
Global Weather Hazards Global February 17, 2023 - February 23, 2023
Global Weather Hazards Global February 10, 2023 - February 16, 2023
Global Weather Hazards Global February 10, 2023 - February 16, 2023
Markets & trade
Cross Border Trade Report East Africa October 2023
Price Watch Global February 28, 2023
Cross Border Trade Report East Africa February 2023
Alerts / Special Reports
Special Report Global August 30, 2012
Special Report East Africa July 16, 2011
Special Report East Africa June 28, 2011
Food security
Key Message Update Djibouti May 2017
Remote Monitoring Report Djibouti April 2017
Key Message Update Djibouti March 2017
Agroclimatology
Global Weather Hazards Global February 17, 2023 - February 23, 2023
Global Weather Hazards Global February 10, 2023 - February 16, 2023
Global Weather Hazards Global February 10, 2023 - February 16, 2023
Markets & trade
Cross Border Trade Report East Africa October 2023
Price Watch Global February 28, 2023
Cross Border Trade Report East Africa February 2023
Alerts / Special Reports
Special Report Global August 30, 2012
Special Report East Africa July 16, 2011
Special Report East Africa June 28, 2011
Seasonal Calendar
Description

The Seasonal Calendar shows the annual and cyclical patterns of key food and income sources in a country throughout the typical year.

Djibouti Seasonal Calendar
Production & Trade Flow Maps
FEWS NET captures the market networks for a product in a given country or region, including their catchments and trade flow patterns.
Rice, Normal Year Sorghum, Normal Year
Satellite-derived products map
Description

USGS-provided data and imagery supports FEWS NET's monitoring efforts of weather and climate throughout the world.

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Livelihood Zone resources Djbouti Urban Baseline, December 2003 Djibouti Seasonal Monitoring Calendars, November 2009 Djibouti Livelihood Zones Map
Djibouti 2009 Livelihood Zones Map (.PNG)
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