Burkina Faso: Poor households relying less on the market

Central African Republic: Average to good harvests with slight delay

Chad: Overall Food Security Conditions Are Good

Liberia: Minimal food insecurity expected through at least next April

Mali: Good food availability across the country

Mauritania: Steady decline in food insecurity in all live

Niger: Good cereal harvest and significant food secu

Nigeria: Food Insecurity Remains Minimal

Senegal: Normal 2012/13 consumption year expected for poor households

Sierra Leone: Above-average harvests in progress across the country

Region: Above-average harvests, with high prices pers

Burundi: Food availability and access constrained as the main lean season peaks

Djibouti: Pluies de Heys/Dadaa sont tardives

Ethiopia: Near average Meher harvest expected.

Kenya: Short rains perform poorly in Southeast.

Rwanda: Food stocks depleted as lean season peaks

South Sudan: Near-average harvest expected

Sudan: Food availability improves with harvest

Tanzania:

Market-dependent households continue to face high food prices.

Uganda: Second season harvests have started.

Region: Acute food insecurity likely to decline.

Malawi: flooding is expected as rainfall improves

Mozambique: Normal start to the 2012/13 rainy season

Zambia: Start of season delayed in most parts of the

Zimbabwe: Assistance improves food security situation

Region: Number of people at risk projected to rise

El Salvador: Minimal food insecurity in 2012/13

Guatemala: Considerable damages caused by earthquake

Honduras: Food insecurity likely Minimal in 2013

Nicaragua: Food insecurity likely Minimal in 2012/13

Haiti: Fall harvest significantly impacted by shocks

Afghanistan: Start of 2012-13 wet season was below average

Tajikistan: A poor start of the rainy season may prevent winter crop planting.

Yemen: Purchasing power is at a seasonal peak, though acute food insecurity remains