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Natural Hazards: Global Overview of Countries of Concern
12 Aug 2005
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August update on WFP Global Overview of Countries of Concern
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August update on WFP Global Overview of Countries of Concern
WFP Early Warning Team

Background

•  Climate change

•  Food and hunger

•  Congo (DR) conflict

•  Disaster risk reduction

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The WFP Early Warning Team have updated the Global Overview of Countries of Concern for August 2005. Visit the web site to get more information on the respective crises featured on the map.


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Topics

•  Refugees & displacement

•  Food and hunger

•  Climate change

•  Disaster risk reduction

•  Locusts

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•  Niger hunger

•  Congo (DR) conflict

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