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Somalia: Increasing small-scale farmers’ livelihoods resilience against threats and crises
24/06/2022
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Afghanistan: Distribution of animal feed to vulnerable Kuchi nomadic herding communities and livestock owners
12/05/2022
Some 220 vulnerable households from marginal herding communities in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, received 200 kg of concentrate animal feed each to keep their livestock alive, healthy and productive.
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Somalia: Rural families hard hit by drought in Hirshabelle State
12/04/2022
Widespread and severe food insecurity persists in Somalia and over 4 million Somalis are expected to be severely food insecure in the first half of 2022, with 2 million of them living in rural areas affected by drought
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Somalia: Building resilience and promoting durable solutions in Lower Shabelle
09/04/2022
The European Union Pro-resilience Action (ProAct) programme aims to substantially increase the resilience of vulnerable people’s livelihoods to food crises by addressing key underlying causes of vulnerability in Lower Shabelle, within Somalia’s breadbasket.
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Afghanistan: FAO supports Kuchi nomadic herding communities in southern Afghanistan with livestock protection packages
30/03/2022
An FAO delegation headed by the FAO Representative in Afghanistan, Richard Trenchard, travelled to the southern region of Afghanistan in January 2022...