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COVID-19 pandemic drives global increase in humanitarian food assistance needs: Labor migration restrictions limit seasonal income earning opportunities and crop production potential

COVID-19 pandemic drives global increase in humanitarian food assistance needs: Poor households’ access to income remains constrained despite easing of movement restrictions in several countries

COVID-19 pandemic drives global increase in humanitarian food assistance needs: Measures to suppress the transmission of COVID-19 result in sharp declines in income among many poor households

Humanitarian food assistance to be cut by 50 percent in Houthi-controlled areas in April 2020

High food assistance needs persist due to consecutive droughts and erratic 2019/20 rainfall

Reduced capacity to import food expected in Yemen with millions in need of urgent action

2018/19 severe drought and current below-average forecast to drive significant assistance needs in 2020

Urgent scale-up of assistance and access needed in conflict-affected central West Africa

Food access to deteriorate following anticipated reductions in humanitarian assistance

Urgent scale-up required to address likely large-scale emergency assistance needs across the Horn of Africa

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