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Chad – Key message update: In the Sahel, food consumption deficit is exacerbated by declining harvests and atypical food price increases, November 2023 (FEWS NET)

Dec 23, 2023 #Agriculture, #Economy, #Environment

In the Sahel, rainfall disruptions have led to a decline in agricultural production, degrading the livelihoods of the very poor and poor households. The deterioration of the pastoral situation due to these disruptions has led to a massive and early departure of transhumant herders from the beginning of September instead of the end of October in a normal year.

https://reliefweb.int/report/chad/chad-key-message-update-sahel-food-consumption-deficit-exacerbated-declining-harvests-and-atypical-food-price-increases-november-2023

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