In December 2015, WFP started remote phone-based data collection and food security monitoring in Malawi through the mVAM (mobile Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping) approach. Survey respondents are contacted through SMS and asked to respond to a short series of questions on coping strategies used, manual labour rates, and an open-ended question on the food security situation in their communities.
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| mVAM Bulletin #17: Surplus cereal production lowers prices across the country, May 2017 |
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| mVAM Bulletin #16: Strong rebound in maize production brings down prices across the country, April 2017 |
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| mVAM Bulletin #15: New maize supplies bring lower prices, March 2017 |
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| mVAM Bulletin #14: Maize prices fall as the harvest starts in the southern region, February 2017 |
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| mVAM Bulletin #13: Household purchasing power improves as maize prices fall, January 2017 |
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