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Title   Community assessment of the food situation in Zimbabwe May 2003
Author NGO Food Security Network (FOSENET)
Edition PDF
Published Harare: FOSENET
Year 2003-06-28
Pages 15
Serial Monitoring report round 8 May 2003
Abstract Fosenet monitoring for May 2003 is drawn from 145 monitoring reports from 58 districts from all provinces of Zimbabwe. This round of monitoring highlights the fears and concerns communities have over poorly designed policies. Communities fear that harvests have been over-estimated and relief and GMB supplies reduced without adequate preparation. They are concerned about inadequate access to and the cost of inputs for the coming planting season. They are concerned about sharp withdrawals in relief supplies. These concerns signal that communities are not being adequately consulted, informed or involved in food security strategies.
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Country Zimbabwe
Themes
  • Demography
  • Health
  • NGO's (African)
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