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Crisis in Southern Africa

by John Magrath

Oct 29, 2010
  • Agriculture and Food
  • Humanitarian and Disaster Relief
  • Peace and Conflict

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Nearly 13 million people in Southern Africa face extreme food shortages between now and April 2003. Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia are particularly affected. Donor countries need to fund a major emergency food aid operation immediately. But in the long-term the food crisis will recur unless the right to food for all is put top of the agenda of international financial institutions and governments both inside and outside the region, and policies changed. The magnitude and centrality of the food crisis in Zimbabwe poses a special challenge.

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  • Oxfam International

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  • Copyright 2010 Oxfam International.

Document Type

  • Issue/Policy Brief

Language

  • English

Geography

  • Africa
  • Africa (Southern) / South Africa
  • Africa (Northeastern) / Horn of Africa
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Title: Crisis in Southern Africa
Publication date 2010-10-29
Publication Year 2010
Authors John Magrath
Copyright holder(s) Oxfam International
Geographical Focus Africa , Africa (Southern) / South Africa , Africa (Northeastern) / Horn of Africa
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/crisis-in-southern-africa.html
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