World Food Programme Fighting Hunger Worldwide

This report measures the Market conditions using International prices, domestic prices and availability other market indicators.

Pakistan Food Security Bulletin is produced by the Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping (VAM) Unit of the World Food Programme as a contribution to periodic food security monitoring in the country. Such periodic bulletins will help provide information on the latest food security situation and provide a basis for evidence-based decisions for addressing food insecurity.

• Several factors are maintaining pressure on food and non-food prices: depreciation of the Pakistani Rupee, deterioration of the trade balance and the widening fiscal deficit, long-lasting effects of floods, and localized droughts.
• Particularly food inflation is deteriorating households’ purchasing power and has contributed significantly to food insecurity over the last few years.

This report measures the Market conditions using International prices, domestic prices and availability other market indicators.

This report measures the Market conditions using International prices, domestic prices and availability other market indicators.

This report measures the Market conditions using International prices, domestic prices and availability other market indicators.

These market price bulletins monitor the exports, purchasing power, international prices, wholesale prices, and retail prices.

These market price bulletins monitor the exports, purchasing power, international prices, wholesale prices, and retail prices.