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FAO/WFP crop and food supply assessment mission to East Timor
1. OVERVIEW The intense level of violence that followed the 30 August referendum resulted in a massive population displacement, both within and across the borders of East Timor. Food distribution and...
Angola + 12 more
Serious food supply problems mount in Eastern Africa, 1.6 million people are cut off from relief assistance, says FAO
Press Release 99/78 Rome, 15 December 1999 -- Warning of a growing food crisis in strife-torn Somalia, a UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) report released today says some 1.6 million people...
Angola + 12 more
Food supply situation and crop prospects in Sub-Saharan Africa No. 3/99
INTRODUCTION This is the last of three annual issues of this report prepared by the FAO Global Information and Early Warning System (GIEWS) on the food supply situation and cereal import and food aid...
Sierra Leone: FAO Agricultural Relief Component
Special Relief Operations Service SIERRA LEONE / 2000 Appeal - UN Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeal - FAO Agricultural Relief Component Amount: US$3 878 000 On 23 November 1999 the UN Office for the...
Somalia: FAO Agricultural Relief Component
Special Relief Operations Service SOMALIA / 2000 Appeal - UN Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeal - FAO Agricultural Relief Component Amount: US$2 540 000 After six consecutive years of poor harvests,...
Special Report Crop and Food Supply situation in Georgia
OVERVIEW This report presents the findings of an FAO Crop and Food Supply Assessment Mission to Georgia in the period 12-21 November 1999, which was fielded with logistical support of WFP. The aim of...
FAO/WFP crop and food supply assessment mission to Azerbaijan
This report presents the findings of a Joint FAO/WFP Crop and Food Supply Assessment Mission. An FAO staff member visited the country in the period 8-12 November and was joined by in-country WFP...
AGRISIL: The Monthly Newsletter of the FAO's Supported Coordination Unit - Issue No. 3
CONTENTS To Our Readers AGRIC Committee Continues To Meet And Discuss Important Issues UNHCR Meets With Partners ICRC Assists Over 36000 Farming families CARE Provides Assistance To War-Affected...
FAO/TCOR participates in UN Interagency Emergency Response Team for East Timor
During the two weeks of violence that followed the 30 August popular consultation in East Timor, more than 75 percent of the entire population was displaced. In addition, 70 percent of all private...
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Turkey
Sowing of the 2000 wheat crop is underway. The 1999 wheat production is estimated at 18 million tonnes, about 14 percent below last year and about 4 percent below average, due to the severe drought...
Afghanistan + 29 more
FAO Report suggests food emergencies increasingly caused by man-made disasters

Press Release 99/70 C/5 Rome, November 15, 1999 -- While increasing numbers of people face food emergencies, the causes are changing, suggest two UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports...
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Antigua and Barbuda
The country has been affected by hurricane "José" rains and winds in late October. Preliminary reports indicate that damage to housing and infrastructure has been incurred, while an evaluation of...
India + 2 more
FAO/GIEWS Special Report: Cyclones, storms and floods cause devastation and serious food shortages in part of Asia
At the tail end of the monsoon season, when rains normally begin receding, cyclones, storms and floods have devastated several parts of Asia, killing thousands of people, making hundreds of thousands...
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Chad
Harvest prospects are favourable, reflecting above-normal rains in August and September. Pastures are abundant and the pest situation remained mostly calm. A joint FAO/CILSS Crop Assessment Mission...
Liberia + 1 more
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Ghana
Harvest prospects are generally favourable, reflecting adequate growing conditions. However, heavy rains in July/August caused crop damage. Thousands of people were displaced in Conakry due to...
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Togo
Harvest prospects are favourable reflecting widespread and above-normal rains during the growing season. Soil moisture reserves are adequate and so far the pest situation remains calm. Floods have...
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - The Gambia
Harvest prospects are good, reflecting satisfactory growing conditions. Unusually heavy rains have been registered, notably in August. They caused substantial flooding, notably in the west...
Liberia + 1 more
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Liberia
Growing conditions are favourable so far but crop prospects remain constrained by continuing civil disturbances in some areas. The 1999 rainy season has progressed satisfactorily with generally well...
FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages 11/99 - Ghana
Growing conditions are satisfactory so far. Rainfall was well distributed and above normal from the second dekad of June to mid-September, favouring crop development. Army worm infestations were...