Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) Updates

This document is intended to reflect on C-SAFE's collective experience with exit strategies, improve our understanding, and provide guidance to NGO staff for developing effective exit strategies in...

News from the Field ''Food Aid in Support of Chronically Ill Beneficiaries'' -- Guidelines Released This document is a product of the C-SAFE HIV & AIDS Working Group in Zimbabwe. It was developed to...

(Extract) New HIV/AIDS Mainstreaming Manual Released "Food for Assets Programming Through an HIV/AIDS Lens" is a manual that guides the user through a checklist of questions in order to identify key ...

"Food security programming through collaboration & learning" The Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) is nearing the end of its third year of implementation for a...

Executive Summary Operating in several countries in Southern Africa, the Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE)1, understood that HIV/AIDS urgently needed to be mainstreamed...

BACKGROUND The Consortium for the Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) is currently implementing the final year of a three-year 'developmental relief' program. C-SAFE's strategic...

Introduction C-SAFE (Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency1) and the World Food Programme (WFP) have implemented a joint food and livelihood security monitoring system in six...

By C-SAFE Communications Office Eleven NGO staff members from Zambia and Zimbabwe gathered in Johannesburg Feb. 21-27 in preparation for a series of "HIV/AIDS and Stigma" staff training workshops...

From the Field C-SAFE Tackles Stigma around HIV and AIDS Eleven staff from CRS, World Vision, CARE and ADRA spent a week in Johannesburg designing and planning 1-day staff training sessions for...

Executive Summary The Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency and the World Food Programme have jointly implemented a food and livelihood security monitoring system in six countries in...

The Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) has launched a new program in Lesotho aimed at alleviating food insecurity by promoting rural livelihoods and increasing productive...

The Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) is in its third year of implementation for a coordinated 'developmental relief' program in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Lesotho. The C-SAFE...

Better practices in food aid programming that are relevant to an HIV/AIDS context are explored in two new studies compiled by the Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency. The final...

CONTEXT C-SAFE in Southern Africa In its second year of operation, the Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) is a groundbreaking linkage of non-governmental organizations...

The Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) is in its third year of implementation for a coordinated 'developmental relief' program in Zambia and Zimbabwe. The C-SAFE Malawi...

C-SAFE Learning Center takes Food Programming Studies on the Road Between the 13th and 20th of September, C-SAFE's Learning Center took the results of two recent studies on a road trip to Harare,...

The Consortium for Southern Africa Food Security Emergency (C-SAFE) has phased out operations in Malawi after an 18-month coordinated "developmental relief" program. C-SAFE Malawi, comprised of nine...

By Kristy Allen-Shirley, C-SAFE Communications Coordinator With the advent of the new school term in Zimbabwe, emergency school feeding is supporting the nutritional needs of thousands of vulnerable...

C-SAFE Malawi is comprised of CARE, World Vision, Catholic Relief Services, Save the Children US, Save the Children UK, Salvation Army, Emmanuel International, Africare and Malawi Red Cross. C-SAFE...

C-SAFE has deliberately disseminated this document as a 'draft' to provide an opportunity for consortium members and other stakeholders to review and provide feedback on the content before the...