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This Good Practice Review explores programming practices in emergency food security. It provides a concise overview of conceptual issues and analytical and planning approaches, together with state-of-the-art programming practices in interventions designed to protect the food security of disaster - or crisis - affected groups. Along with a brief description of the intervention, its application, management and monitoring, each chapter includes references to the best topicspecific overviews, tools and case studies currently available. 

This Good Practice Review explores programming practices in emergency food security. It is not intended to be a guide or a"how-to" manual. It is fairly brief, offering an overview and suggestions for where to dig deeper: it is not intended as a reference encyclopaedia. The objective of this review is to provide a concise overview of conceptual issues and analytical and planning approaches, together with state-of-the-art programming practices in interventions designed to protect the food security of disaster- or crisis-affected groups. Along with a brief description of the intervention, its application, management and monitoring, each chapter includes references to the best topic-specific overviews, tools and case studies currently available.

Available only in english.