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City Washington / Nairobi / / Company Swiss Agency for Development / Cooperation SDC Food Security and Nu / / Country Somalia / / / Event Natural Disaster / / / IndustryTerm food needs / food stocks / food insecure populations / food production / acute food insecurity / adequate food consumption / food security / food security crisis / food security classification / food insecurity eases / food insecurity / Food security conditions / food / / NaturalFeature Gulf of Aden / / Organization UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization / United Nations / Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit / EUROPEAN COMMISSION / Funding Agencies Swiss Agency for Development / / Person Aden Yabal Cadale / Frank Nyakairu / / / Position Major / Communications Officer / / ProvinceOrState Jamame District / / Region Central Somalia / southern Somalia / / Technology http / / URL www.fews.net/somalia / www.fsnau.org / / SocialTag 
Technical Release Somalia’s food insecurity eases but acute malnutrition remains high 1 February 2013, Nairobi/Washington – While the number of people in need of humanitarian assistance in Somalia has halved to 1.05