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It details how the International Development Association has responded to date, including early response financing through the Crisis Response Window. It further explains partner collaboration and IDA’s comparative advantage, then identifies short-term support and longer-term resilience actions, highlighting opportunities to build back better while addressing additional zoonotic disease risks, locusts, and crop pests.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nResponding to the Emerging Food Security Crisis  \nNovember 26, 2020  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30 Calendar Year (CY) = January 1 to December 31  \nAEAAF AfDBASFLD  \nAUC CAR CERC  \nCGIAR  \nCPICRW CSODPFDRCERFEU FAM FAO  \nFOLUR  \nFEWSNET  \nFCS  \nFTCPGAFSP  \nGEFGFRP  \nIBRD  \nAnticipatory and Early Action Additional Financing  \nAfrican Development Bank Africa Food Security Leadership Dialogue  \nAfrica Union Commission Central African Republic Contingency Emergency Response Component Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research  \nConsumer Price Index  \nCrisis Response Window  \nCivil Society Organization Development Policy Financing Democratic Republic of Congo Early Response Financing European Union  \nFamine Action Mechanism Food and Agriculture Organization  \nFood Systems, Land Use, and Restoration  \nFamine Early Warning System Network  \nFragile and Conflict-affected Situation  \nFast-Track COVID-19 Facility Global Agriculture and Food Security Program  \nGlobal Environmental Facility Global Food Crisis Response Program  \nInternational Bank for Reconstruction and Development  \nIDA  \nIEG  \nIFAD  \nIFC  \nILO  \nIPF  \nIPC  \nMIGA  \nMSME  \nMTR  \nNGO  \nOCHA  \nOIE  \nPSW  \nREDISSE  \nSARS  \nSME  \nSPS  \nSUN USAID  \nUK  \nUN  \nVAT  \nWBG  \nWFP  \nWHO  \nInternational Development Association  \nIndependent Evaluation Group International Fund for Agricultural Development International Finance Corporation  \nInternational Labour Organization  \nInvestment Project Financing Integrated Phase Classification Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency  \nMicro, Small, and Medium Enterprises  \nMid-Term Review  \nNon-governmental Organizations  \nOffice for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs  \nWorld Organization for Animal Health  \nPrivate Sector Window Regional Disease Surveillance Systems Enhancement  \nSevere Acute Respiratory Syndrome  \nSmall and Medium Enterprises Sanitary and Phyto-Sanitary Scaling Up Nutrition  \nUnited States Agency for International Development United Kingdom  \nUnited Nations Value Added Tax World Bank Group  \nWorld Food Programme World Health Organization  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................... i  \nI. CURRENT SITUATION .................................................................................................1  \nA. Climate .........................................................................................................................2  \nB. Conflict ........................................................................................................................3  \nC. COVID-19 ....................................................................................................................3  \ni. Income and Remittance Losses have Reduced Households’ Ability to Purchase Food......................................................................................................4  \nii. Disruption to Local Markets have Reduced Food Availability ..............................5  \nD. Other Zoonotic Diseases Beyond COVID-19 ................................................................7  \nE. Locusts and Other Crop Pests .......................................................................................7  \nII. IDA’S RESPONSE TO DATE.........................................................................................8  \nA. CRW Early Response Financing ................................................................................. 14  \nIII. PARTNER COLLABORATION AND IDA’S COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE......14  \nA. Partnerships to Address Food and Nutrition Insecurity................................................ 14  \nB. IDA’s Value-Added and Comparative Advantage....................................................... 14  \nIV. 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