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Afghanistan – Growing acute food insecurity and malnutrition

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://reliefweb.int/report/afghan...d-insecurity-and-malnutrition-amid-escalating

Afghanistan – Growing acute food insecurity and malnutrition amid escalating conflict (UN, DG ECHO) (ECHO Daily Flash of 22 July 2020)

Source ECHO
Posted 22 Jul 2020
Originally published 22 Jul 2020

According to the latest FAO-WFP early warning analysis published on 17th July, food insecurity grows alarmingly, due to COVID-19 pandemic impact: food prices have increased up to 20%, supply-lines have been disrupted together with the remittance flow from emigrants; unemployment is increasing in urban centres. Currently in Afghanistan, some 12.4 million people, (30% of the population), are in ‘crisis’ and ‘emergency’ levels of food insecurity...
 
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