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The international response to last year's drought in the Sahel region of West Africa averted a humanitarian catastrophe. While the outlook for the Sahel remains severe, programmes helping communities to better cope with droughts in the future are beginning to bear fruit, a crucial step on the way towards long-term food security.
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Souad and her three-year-old son, who is disabled, fled their homes in Deir Ezzor to Al-Hassake city in north-western Syria, where they are living in an abandoned building without any heat or electricity. These pictures by WFP Spokeperson, Abeer Etefa, provide an insight into their life.
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Over the last few months, WFP and its partner the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) have been able to reach displaced and besieged people with food in hotspot areas.Where access is difficult, WFP and SARC negotiate with all sides including community leaders and groups in control of the areas to allow food to cross.
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