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Joint Food Security Monitor
Haiti, 140 areas, 2009-01-01 - 2026-07-01, version 2026-08-24

2009 - 2026
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HTI_2010-2025_JMR_v01_M
Producer(s)
Lomme, Mathijs, Andrée, Bo Pieter Johannes
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Real-Time Development Indicators (RTDI)
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DDI/XML JSON
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Oct 20, 2025
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Aug 24, 2026
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Working Paper: A Data-Driven Approach for Early Detection of Food Insecurity in Yemen's Humanitarian Crisis
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Author(s) Steve Penson, Mathijs Lomme, Zacharey Carmichael, Alemu Manni, Sudeep Shrestha, Bo Pieter Johannes Andrée
Date 2024-05
Language English
Description Policy Research Working Paper on A Data-Driven Approach for Early Detection of Food Insecurity in Yemen's Humanitarian Crisis
Download https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/entities/publication/b1239319-75d5-4331-ad52-00cf92382111
Policy Research Working Paper: Predicting Food Crises
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Author(s) Bo Pieter Johannes Andrée, Andres Chamorro, Aart Kraay, Phoebe Spencer, Dieter Wang
Date 2020-08
Language English
Description Globally, more than 130 million people are estimated to be in food crisis. These humanitarian disasters are associated with severe impacts on livelihoods that can reverse years of development gains. This paper presents a statistical forecasting approach to predict the outbreak of food crises with sufficient lead time for preventive action.
Download https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/304451600783424495/pdf/Predicting-Food-Crises.pdf
Policy Research Working Paper: Climate Shocks and Their Effects on Food Security, Prices, and Agricultural Wages in Afghanistan
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Author(s) Tosin Gbadegesin, Bo Pieter Johannes Andrée, Ademola Braimoh
Date 2024-12
Language English
Description This study examines the effects of climate and weather shocks on Afghanistan's agricultural economy, with an emphasis on food security, prices, and wages.
Download https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/099903212122414533/pdf/IDU-8ea67e26-7065-4cf2-842c-d1f2cfc6bedd.pdf
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