2024 Outlook: How Southern Africa Is Preparing to Tackle the Growing Drought Crisis

As southern Africa faces escalating drought challenges in 2024, the UN World Food Programme reveals vital lessons from its 2023/2024 anticipatory action efforts. These proactive measures are designed to combat food insecurity and safeguard the most vulnerable communities

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Author : Samuel Brown

Publish date : 2025-07-20 19:27:00

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2024 Outlook: How Southern Africa Is Preparing to Tackle the Growing Drought Crisis

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