Cameroon country strategic plan (2018 - 2022)

Rome (Italy): World Food Programme (WFP), 2017.

English

6 v.

WFPELR2378

This country strategic plan supports achievement of the following strategic outcomes: Populations affected by disasters, including refugees, internally displaced persons and host populations in Far North, North, Adamaoua and Eastern regions, have safe access to adequate and nutritious food during and after crises. Vulnerable households in protracted displacement and communities at risk in chronically food-insecure areas have safe year-round access to adequate and nutritious food, and increase their resilience to shocks. Children aged 6–59 months and vulnerable women and men in food-insecure prioritized districts have reduced malnutrition rates in line with national standards by 2020. Food-insecure smallholders, especially women, in priority districts of Far North, North, Adamaoua and Eastern regions have sustainably increased incomes to enhance their self-reliance and livelihoods and improve their productivity by 2020. The Government’s work to achieve zero hunger is supported by effective partnerships by 2030. The humanitarian community in Cameroon has access to United Nations Humanitarian Air Services until satisfactory alternatives are available.

Electronic ed.

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ELR 2378

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MON-129013