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Bulletin mensuel de suivi des prix des produits alimentaires en RDC

Data was collected by a network of border monitors based at selected border points. Borders throughout the region have been surveyed and the most active and important borders have been selected for monitoring. The border monitors record data on prices and trade flows on a daily basis, and transmit it to a central location every week for collation and analysis. Currently, the informal cross border trade monitoring system includes 29 borders, with new borders being added as necessary. Data from borders surrounding Malawi are collected and managed by FEWS NET and WFP Malawi, while the rest of the borders are managed by the TSC.

L’enquête marché dans les territoires du Sud Kivu et du Maniema a été menée sur la période allant du 19/04/2011 au 04/05/2011. Elle s’était focalisée sur 7 principaux produits alimentaires à savoir le maïs local (farine et grain), le riz local, le haricot, l’arachide, le poisson séché, l’huile de palme et le sel. En tout 15 marchés ont été enquêtés et 134 questionnaires administrés dont 119 questionnaires commerçant et 15 questionnaires marché (pour plus de détail voir annexe 1). Il est à noter que sur les marchés dont la taille est jugée insuffisante pour permettre d’y développer une modalité d’intervention associant les acteurs du marché, seul un questionnaire marché avait était administré dans le but de mieux appréhender le fonctionnement général du marché. L’enquête marché a permis mieux comprendre le fonctionnement des marchés dans les territoires du Sud Kivu et du Maniema mais aussi de répondre à un certain nombre de questions qui sont des pré-requis pour la mise en place des programmes de voucher.

Data was collected by a network of border monitors based at selected border points. Borders throughout the region have been surveyed and the most active and important borders have been selected for monitoring. The border monitors record data on prices and trade flows on a daily basis, and transmit it to a central location every week for collation and analysis. Currently, the informal cross border trade monitoring system includes 29 borders, with new borders being added as necessary. Data from borders surrounding Malawi are collected and managed by FEWS NET and WFP Malawi, while the rest of the borders are managed by the TSC.

The Food Security Bulletin is published routinely by WFP or with WFP's participation. It contains a summary of information on food security trends. Information is synthesise and analysed from primary and secondary data sources.

The Food Security Bulletin is published routinely by WFP or with WFP's participation. It contains a summary of information on food security trends. Information is synthesise and analysed from primary and secondary data sources.

This report, based on detailed literature review and discussions with selected key informants, presents a summary of current evidence and understanding of the impact of HFP (High Food Prices) in the Southern Africa region.

Data was collected by a network of border monitors based at selected border points. Borders throughout the region have been surveyed and the most active and important borders have been selected for monitoring. The border monitors record data on prices.

This report focuses on the assessements conducted by WFP in Democratic Republic of Congo on high food prices and their impact on urban dwellers in the following cities around the country: Kinshasa, Matadi, Mbandaka, Kisangani, Goma, Bukavu, and Lubumbashi.

These reports are based on data collected by a network of border monitors based at selected border points. Borders throughout the region have been surveyed and the most active and important borders have been selected for monitoring.