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Perspectives sur la sécurité alimentaire Juin 2026 - Janvier 2027 Les résultats de Crise ! (Phase 3 ! de l’IPC) persisteront dans l’Est du Tchad en dépit des récoltes en octobre Download report Read full report
  • Les résultats de Crise ! (Phase 3 ! de l’IPC) persisteront jusqu’en janvier 2027 dans les départements d’Assoungha, Kimiti, Wadi Hawar, Dar‑Tama et Kobé. Les réfugiés, représentant plus de 30 pour cent de la population dans ces départements, sont démunis de tous moyens d’existence. Ils dépendront largement du marché et de l’assistance alimentaire, exerçant des pressions sur les moyens d’existence de la population hôte. Toutefois, pour les ménages hôtes, les déficits de consommation alimentaire observés pendant la période de soudure s’amélioreront avec les récoltes à partir d’octobre.
  • Des résultats de Crise (Phase 3 de l’IPC) sont attendus dans la province du Lac jusqu’en janvier 2027, sauf le département de Wayi qui serait en Stress (Phase 2 de l’IPC) entre octobre et janvier 2027. La persistance des attaques des groupes armés terroristes (GAT) et la dégradation des moyens d’existence, notamment la pêche et l’élevage, entraînent une baisse des revenus, des prix élevés des aliments avec un quasi‑arrêt du commerce transfrontalier. Des déficits de consommation alimentaire seront observés chez les déplacés internes et les populations hôtes.
  • Des résultats de Crise (Phase 3 de l’IPC) sont anticipés entre juin et septembre 2026 dans le nord des provinces de Kanem et Barh-El-Gazel. Dans cette zone pastorale, le début de la saison accuse un retard. Les ménages, dépendants des marchés, sont aussi confrontés à des coûts élevés d’entretien du bétail, et à la détérioration de la plupart de leurs sources de revenus. Le faible pouvoir d’achat les pousse à des ventes atypiques de leur capital productif. À partir d’octobre, ces conditions s’amélioreront ainsi que la consommation alimentaire.
  • FEWS NET estime que 2,5 à 2,99 millions de personnes auront besoin d’assistance alimentaire, qui atteindra son maximum entre juillet et septembre 2026. Les groupes de population concernés sont les réfugiés soudanais, les retournés tchadiens et les personnes déplacées internes dans la province du Lac.

    L’analyse présentée ici est basée sur les informations disponibles au 22 juin 2026.  

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Acute Food Insecurity Area-Level Classifications

FEWS NET produces IPC-compatible area-level acute food insecurity classifications monthly for FEWS NET reporting countries. This data is available as spatial files, tabular files, and map images. It is a key output of FEWS NET integrated food security analysis and is reported in our Food Security Outlooks and Outlook Updates (FSO/U) and Key Message Updates (KMU).

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Acutely Food Insecure Population Estimates

These estimates reflect the total population estimated to face Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse acute food insecurity outcomes, including those who are receiving humanitarian food assistance and those who are not. This tabular data is a key output of FEWS NET integrated food security analysis and is reported in our FSOs, global Food Assistance Outlook Briefs (FAOB), and semi-annual global Peak Food Assistance Needs Outlook Briefs.

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This report provides the latest outlook on global, regional, and national market trends of key commodity prices in FEWS NET reporting countries and also analyzes the various drivers influencing these trends.

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Production and Trade Flow Maps

These maps display the geography of market systems and trade flow patterns for key products, including their key market towns and cross-border trade points.

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Price data is available for a large number of countries and products around the world. This data can be used to track the change in price of commodities, food staples, agricultural inputs, and other products over time and is a key input to FEWS NET food security analysis and Global Price Watch reports.

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This report provides a global outlook on anticipated severe weather events, including maps with current weather information, short and medium range weather forecasts (up to one week), and the potential impact on crop and pasture conditions.

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Seasonal Monitor reports

This report provides regional updates on weather events, rainfall patterns, and associated impacts on ground conditions (e.g., cropping conditions, water availability) during a given geography’s rainy season, along with a short-term rainfall forecast.

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Agroclimatology data

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Livelihoods resources
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Chad Livelihood Zone Map
Livelihood Zone maps

Zone Maps illustrate the country by zone, showing areas where people generally have the same options for obtaining food and income and engaging in trade.

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Livelihood Profiles

Profiles briefly describe wealth groups and compare the various sources of food and income particular to each. The Profiles provide a basis for understanding how and whether different groups may be vulnerable to shocks such as drought, flooding, conflict or a market disruption.

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Livelihood Attribute Maps

Attribute Maps extract specific information from a Profile and illustrate data graphically. For example, an Attribute Map can show where poor households depend on a certain income source, such as livestock sales or casual farm labor. That information provides context, informs analysis and monitoring activities, and helps answer specific food security questions.

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Seasonal Calendar
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These calendars illustrate the monthly availability of key food and income sources, plus the starts and ends to key rainy and lean seasons. They supplement livelihoods resources and are integral to FEWS NET’s food security analysis.

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