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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

COVID-19 impacts amid prolonged conflict drive unprecedented assistance needs

Forecast below-average rainfall in late 2020 and early 2021 likely to drive high food assistance needs

As COVID-19 pandemic drives deterioration in Nigeria’s economy, assistance needs sharply increase

COVID-19 worsens food access amid macroeconomic crisis and already high assistance needs

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