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Informal Cross Border Food Trade Report

The WFP/FEWS NET project to monitor informal cross-border food trade in the southern Africa region was initiated in July 2004. Through this initiative, several borders between Zambia and neighbouring countries - the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Tanzania, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique - are being monitored (see Annex 2). The commodities currently monitored are maize, beans and rice. The findings over the past year reveal that cross-border informal trade in these commodities can be significant, which has important implications for Zambia’s food security and food balance sheet.
 

Zambia Documents
Date Title Organisation Document
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11/07 Left to Care for Five Great Grandchildren at 82 IFRC Document
10/07 Food Security Update October 2007 FEWS Document
11/07 Measles Campaign a Success UNICEF Document
09/07 Country Makes Strides Towards MDGs AllAfrica, The Times of Zambia Document
09/07 FAO Trains OVCs in Mungwi AllAfrica, Times of Zambia Document
09/07 Food Security Outlook July 2007 to March 2008 FEWS Document
09/07 Global Markets Boost Incomes of Small-scale Farmers IRIN Document
05/07 Post Monitoring of the Cash Transfer Mongu and Senanga Districts Concern Document
08/07 Wetlands and Livelihoods in Western Province, Zambia Oxfam, Concern Document
08/07 Zambia Appeal No. MAAZM001 IFRC Document
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