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Enumurator measuring MUAC, FSNAU July 2021
Enumurator Training session, Baidoa, FSNAU July 2021
Enumurators training workshop, Baidoa FSNAU July 2021
Household assessment Interview, FSNAU July 2021
Household Interview Mogadishu urban, FSNAU July 2021
Mogadishu Assessment Training, FSNAU July 2021
Poor Sanitation _Mogadishu IDPs, FSNAU July 2021
Shabelle Agropastoral Assessment interview, FSNAU July 2021
Survey team Debriefing session, Mogadishu, FSNAU July 2021
Urban Household interview, FSNAU July 2021
Crop failure Salaha Geledi Afgooye area in Lower Shabelle - FSNAU July 2021
Dropped river crest, Qoryooley area FSNAU, July 2021
Early stage maize effected by armyworm. Luuq, Gedo FSNAU July 2021
Good onion crop . Malkaariyeey, Belethawa FSNAU July 2021.
Good condition of late planted maize crop. Middle Shabelle, FSNAU July 2021
Tomato productions. Doloow Warayle, Gedo Riverine, FSNAU July 2021
Average calve body condition. Agropastoral Sorghum High Potential Middle Shabelle. FSNAU July 2021
Average camel body condition Huddur, FSNAU, July 2021
Average goat body condition, Hudur, FSNAU July 2021
Average sheep body condition and depleting pasture. Coastal Deeh Middle Shabelle. FSNAU July 2021
Flooded River. Middle Shabelle, FSNAU July 2021
Good cattle body condition. Agropastoral Lower Shabelle, FSNAU 2021
Good sheep condition. Bursalax, Galdogob, Hawd, FSNAU August 2021
Poor sheep condition, Buubi, Addun Jariban Aug'21

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  • Joint FSNAU-FEWS NET Food Security Outlook Report, October 2021-May 2022
    November 5, 2021

    Inadequate Deyr rains will likely worsen current drought, leading to Emergency (IPC Phase 4) outcomes

    KEY MESSAGES 

    •       Somalia is experiencing its third consecutive below-average rainfall season since late 2020, which is worsening the current drought. Most of southern, central, and northeastern Somalia have received little to no rainfall since June, as the October to December 2021 Deyr rains are delayed. Weather forecasts indicate a delayed start of the rains is likely to occur in November, but this will likely be inadequate to prevent significant crop and livestock production losses. Long-range forecasts for the April to June 2022 gu rains also suggest elevated chances of a fourth below-average rainfall season. Somalia last experienced a four-season drought in 2016/2017, which led to severe acute food insecurity.

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