Haïti: Food Security and Nutrition Snapshot (as of April 2013) 81,600 Children under five with acute malnutrition = = 1.5 million people face severe food insecurity in Haïti Prevalence of food insecurity 792,568 (52%) 731,601 (48%) High food insecurity > 20 - 50 % High food insecurity > 50 % High food insecurity > 10 - 20 % High food insecurity > 2 - 10 % Department with acute malnutrition Department boundaries 61,200(4%) Children under five with Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) Children under five with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) 20,400(1.1%) Overview 5.2 million people face moderate food insecurity in Haïti 15% (1.52 million people) in 2012 against 8% (800,000 people) in 2011 face severe food insecurity at national level. 5.1% of children under five face acute malnutrition. Disaggregated data: = November 2012: Flood in Nord department = GTSAN/ End of november 2012: Drought Key Figures 6.7million people face food insecurity in Haïti Rural: 4.1million Urban: 2.6million Cap Haitien Hinche Port-au-Prince Cayes Jacmel Jérémie Gonaives Fort-Liberté Port-de-Paix Miragoane Creation date: 27 February 2013, Sources: GTSAN (Food security Working Group), Hap 2013 January 2013: Humanitarian Action Plan $49 million of the $144 million required for food security and nutrition. November 2012: Emergency Appeal - Sandy 23% ($17.4 million) funded of the $39 million sought for food security. $104 million losses in agriculture. October 2012: Hurricane Sandy $70 million losses in agriculture. August 2012: Tropical Storm Isaac July 2012: food price increases May 2012: Severe drought $80 million in losses in agriculture
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Haïti: Food Security and Nutrition Snapshot (as of April 2013)
81,600 Children under �ve with acute malnutrition
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1.5 million people face severefood insecurity in Haïti
Prevalence of food insecurity
792,568 (52%)
731,601 (48%)
High food insecurity > 20 - 50 % High food insecurity > 50 %
High food insecurity > 10 - 20 % High food insecurity > 2 - 10 %
Department with acute malnutrition
Department boundaries
61,200(4%)Children under �ve with Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM)
Children under �ve with Severe Acute Malnutrition(SAM)
20,400(1.1%)
Overview
5.2 million people face moderate food insecurity in Haïti
15% (1.52 million people) in 2012 against 8% (800,000 people) in 2011 face severe food insecurity at national level. 5.1% of children under �ve face acute malnutrition.
Disaggregated data:
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November 2012: Flood in Nord department
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GTSAN/
End of november 2012: Drought
Key Figures
6.7millionpeople face food insecurity in Haïti
Rural: 4.1million
Urban: 2.6million
Cap Haitien
Hinche
Port-au-Prince
Cayes Jacmel
Jérémie
Gonaives
Fort-Liberté
Port-de-Paix
Miragoane
Creation date: 27 February 2013, Sources: GTSAN (Food security Working Group), Hap 2013
January 2013: Humanitarian Action Plan$49 million of the $144 million required for food security and nutrition.
November 2012: Emergency Appeal - Sandy
23% ($17.4 million) funded of the $39 million sought for food security.
$104 million losses in agriculture.
October 2012: Hurricane Sandy
$70 million losses in agriculture.
August 2012: Tropical Storm Isaac
July 2012: food price increases
May 2012: Severe drought
$80 million in losses in agriculture
Funding
Partners
Activities
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Requested Funded
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Govt.(FAES+MARNDR) 8,951,953
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Environment
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Distribution of seeds,farm tools, and fertilizers
Construction/rehabilitation
Cash for Work / voucher for work
Food for Work
Nutrition/health Projects
ECHO
Haiti: Current response (April 2013) GTSAN/
Agricultural calendar including rainy and hurricane seasonsHurricane Season
Dry season Long rainy season Small rainy season Dry seasonfeb. mar. apr. june july sept. nov. dec. jan.oct.august feb.may
Lean Period in 2012 Main harvest period
Sowing/spring planting
Tropical Storm Isaac 2012 Hurricane Sandy in 2012
Summer sowing Fall/winter/plant.Spring harvest: about 50% of national production Summer harvest: about 25 - 30% of national production Winter harvest: about 20 - 25% of national production
Dry season in 2012 Events in 2012
Department with acute malnutrition
Department boundaries
Cap Haitien
Hinche
Port-au-Prince
Cayes Jacmel
Jérémie
Gonaives
Port-de-Paix
Miragoane
% Bene�ciaresnot covered
% Bene�ciarescovered
Fort-Liberté
700,000bene�ciaries reached throughpost Sandy response.
Key Figures
800,000people still in need.
Data on bene�ciaries in priorityareas (red and orange)
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