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FEWS NET Journalists' Guide

This guide provides journalists and researchers with information on how FEWS NET develops early warning forecasts of acute food insecurity and comprehensive guidance for the proper use and citation of FEWS NET reports and terminology.

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Agroclimatology More Than 20 Million People Across Southern Africa Expected to Face Growing Hunger as El Niño Continues
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 Agroclimatology Food Security Impacts of El Niño to Vary Across the Globe
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 Agroclimatology Climate Scientists: New Advances Make Droughts ‘Extremely Predictable’ and Provide Opportunity for Proactive Responses
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 Integrated food security analysis The Next Frontier in Famine Early Warning: FEWS NET Launches New Website With Enhanced Tools, Data, and Analysis
Agroclimatology Horn of Africa Experiences Five Consecutive Seasons of Drought for First Time in History
Afrique de l'Est
 Integrated food security analysis Death Toll Rises Despite No Official Famine Declaration in Somalia
Somalie
 Agroclimatology Unprecedented Sixth Consecutive Season of Drought Forecast in Horn of Africa: Hunger Surges as Humanitarian Efforts Remain Underfunded
Afrique de l'Est
 Integrated food security analysis Famine Expected to Emerge in Somalia in Late 2022 in Absence of Urgent Assistance
Somalie
 Integrated food security analysis Millions Already Face Starvation in Eastern Horn of Africa, Fifth Consecutive Season of Drought Now Forecast
Afrique de l'Est
 Integrated food security analysis War in Ukraine Likely to Exacerbate Food Insecurity in FEWS NET-Monitored Countries
Ukraine
 Integrated food security analysis La Niña and Climate Change Cause Exceptional Drought in East Africa, Threatening the Lives and Livelihoods of Millions: Rapid Humanitarian Response Needed
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Women wading through flood waters in Dadaab refugee camp in north-eastern Kenya, November 2023. UNHCR/Mohamed Maalim Strong Early Warning Systems Helped to Predict Deadly Kenya Floods
A food distribution in Mwenezi district in January 2017, during the height of Zimbabwe's drought. Photo Credit: Jason Taylor, USAID. More than 20 Million Southern Africans Expected to Face Food Crisis amid El Niño, Conflict
Abnormal rainfall as a result of the ongoing El Niño threatens flood prone and riverine areas of the eastern Horn of Africa | Credit: AMISOM via Iwaria Images El Niño Brings ‘Important Opportunities’ for the Science of Early Warning
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Action Against Hunger: El Niño Drives Hunger Around the World NASA Earth Observatory: El Niño Forecast to Contribute to Food Insecurity Devex: 'In for surprises': Aid orgs brace for El Niño's food security impact Al Jazeera: ‘Very thin budget’: Forex shortage triggers cost-of-living crisis i… NASA Earth Observatory: Karamoja Beset with Drought The Economist: El Niño is back, and could bring devastation far beyond extreme … Science: On the Afghanistan-Iran border, climate change fuels a fight over water The Current: Climate science is catching up to climate change with predictions … The Washington Post: Putin, facing war crimes arrest, will skip BRICS summit in… U.S. Department of State: El Niño and Its Influence on Global Food Insecurity Carbon Brief: In-depth: How climate change affects health in Africa Human Rights Watch: Burkina Faso: Upsurge in Atrocities by Islamist Armed Groups
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