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Precarious Situation in the Sahel, Urgent Action Needed to Face the Lean Season (Action Against Hunger)

Jul 26, 2021 #Economy, #Gender

“A total of 29 million Sahelians need assistance and protection, representing 7 million more than in March 2020. Food and nutrition insecurity has reached an unprecedented peak, endangering the lives of the most vulnerable (especially affecting women, children under 5, the poor, the elderly.”

https://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/Precarious%20situation%20in%20the%20Sahel%2C%20urgent%20action%20needed%20to%20face%20the%20lean%20season.pdf

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