The Data in Emergencies (DIEM) Hub for evaluating multiple shock impacts on food security

THE DATA IN EMERGENCIES (DIEM) HUB FOR EVALUATING MULTIPLE SHOCK IMPACTS ON FOOD SECURITY

by Amparore, Andrea Constas, Mark A. Fossi, Filippo Gauny, Josselin Marsland, Neil Ulimwengu, John | 28 August 2023

The Data in Emergencies (DIEM) Hub for evaluating multiple shock impacts on food security.

By: Amparore, Andrea; Constas, Mark A.; Fossi, Filippo; Gauny, Josselin; Marsland, Neil; Ulimwengu, John

Abstract

Food crises are underpinned by a complex configuration of shocks stemming from climate change, conflict and social unrest, displacement and migration, geopolitical pressures and economic conditions. Building resilience against acute and protracted food crises requires an evidence-based strategy for program design, policy formulation and optimizing investments. To meet this requirement, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations’ (FAO) Data in Emergencies (DIEM) Hub is a fully operational platform on which a portfolio of needed evidence may be developed.

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