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Sharp increase in food assistance needs following major earthquake

Significant scale-up needed in southern Madagascar to meet large-scale needs through early 2022

Food assistance needs rise in the Horn of Africa, with multi-season drought likely to persist in late 2021

Many in Tigray face food security Emergency as national needs reach five-year high

Emergency (IPC Phase 4) expected in parts of Tigray in 2021 if access constraints persist

Hurricanes Eta and Iota will elevate food assistance needs in Central America through mid-2021

COVID-19 pandemic drives global increase in humanitarian food assistance needs: Lasting economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic to adversely affect food security into 2021

COVID-19 pandemic drives global increase in humanitarian food assistance needs: As internal movement restrictions ease, limitations to cross-border labor movements remain in place

COVID-19 added to consecutive droughts and economic shocks in Zimbabwe drives high assistance needs

Poor households across Ethiopia experience sharp declines in income amid COVID-19 control measures

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