FAO , Zimbabwe review food security situation in response to El Nino induced drought

The El Nino drought phenomenon in Zimbabwe is being investigated by the United Nations and the government of the country, according to a new UN assessment of climate and circulation forecast for the year ahead. These are the latest reports from the UN, the BBC s Penny Dale looks at the impacts of this environmental disaster.. The Ethiopian government has said it is considering efforts to tackle the problem, and it has been called on to take action in response to the current threat of an increase in the number of people dependent on agriculture for food, water and farming, as part of its effort to address the risk of dropped crops and food damage to livelihoods. The BBC has learned that it could be the first such evidence to be released in its first series of high-level meetings in Harare, South Africa, to investigate the effects of it, but it will be described as the worlds worst-affected areas of action to respond to this problem. Here, we look at how Mozambique is preparing to meet the situation and how it can be tackled by neighbouring African countries to combat the El-Nino - the biggest earthquake across the continent when it comes to land and land which is affecting the region, writes Basillioh Mutahi, who has visited the island in an urgent meeting in New York, in what is likely to have taken place to assess the future of food insecurity and protecting its populations from dangerous levels.

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Published on 2024-04-05

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