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Read FEWS NET’s special reporting on Ukraine in response to the Russia-Ukraine war.

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Description

FEWS NET currently produces monthly Key Message updates and tri-annual targeted analysis for Ukraine. These reports, which are listed below, assess acute food insecurity in Ukraine and the conflict’s current and projected global food security impacts. For more detailed information on how the conflict in Ukraine is affecting food security globally, please see FEWS NET’s monthly country-level reporting.

* Please note that as Ukraine is not one of FEWS NET’s presence or remotely monitored countries, the analysis presented here rely heavily on secondary data and information.

Ukraine crisis reports
Key Message Update Ukraine October 2024 Key Message Update Ukraine September 2024 Key Message Update Ukraine August 2024 Key Message Update Ukraine July 2024
Press releases May 4, 2022 - War in Ukraine Likely to Exacerbate Food Insecurity in FEWS NET-Monitored Countries
Resources
FEWS NET Import Dependency Dashboard

This dashboard uses data from Comtrade to visualize the dependence of multiple countries on imports of various products. Users can select the products and export countries and filter import countries based on indicators such as Human Development Index (HDI) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) indicators.

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FEWS NET News Aggregator

View news articles from a variety of sources being monitored by FEWS NET. Articles can be searched by keyword or filtered by language and news source (e.g., Bloomberg). Article entries contain a link to the original article, an English summary of the article, and full text of the article in English.

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