Mauritanie Mauritania Pastoral Surveillance Bulletin – August-September 2024 10/10/202410/10/2024Overall sufficient pasture availability at pastoral monitoring sites Heavy rainfall recorded favoring sufficient availability of water resources Worrying rise in river waters with increased risk of overflow at GorgolMedium to high concentrations of livestock in strategic pastoral areas Overall satisfactory livestock condition Goat-for-sorghum terms of trade unfavorable for breeders Suspicion of cases of vitamin deficiency, diarrhea, peste de petits ruminants, botulism at the sites monitored Continuing arrivals of refugees in the Wilaya of Hodh El Chargui from MaliDownload the newsletter here
Biomasse Analysis bulletin of biomass production in the Sahel at mid-season of the 2024 wintering season 21/09/202421/09/2024Late start of the rainy seasonLow biomass production across all coastal countriesAbove-average biomass production in the eastern Sahel regionBelow-average biomass production in western Mali and Burkina Faso and in central SenegalAbove-average flows causing significant flooding, particularly in the Sahel zoneEnd of rainy season expected to be favorable across the SahelLikely vulnerability for breeders in the western part of the regionDownload the newsletter here
Biomasse Sahelian biomass production analysis bulletin at rainy mid-season 2024 21/09/202421/09/2024Late start to the rainy seasonLow biomass production across the coastal countriesAbove-average biomass production in the eastern Sahelian beltBelow-average biomass production in western Mali, Burkina Faso, and central SenegalAbove-average runoff causing significant flooding, particularly in the Sahelian zoneExpected favourable end to the rainy season across the SahelPotential vulnerability for herders in the western part of the regionReport downloadable here
Publications Bi-monthly Pastoral Surveillance bulletin in the Sahel June-July 2024 22/08/202422/08/2024Download the bulletin here
Publications Bimonthly bulletin of pastoral surveillance in the Sahel June-July 2024 22/08/202422/08/2024Download the newsletter here
Publications Pastoral Monitoring Bulletin for Niger – June-July 2024 22/08/202422/08/2024Effective installation of wintering and good development of pasture on different sites monitoredPasture availability still insufficientWorrying health situation of livestockImproving access to marketsSignificant increase in animal and grain prices on the marketsGrowing insecurity, particularly in the Tahoua regionDownload the newsletter here
Publications Pastoral Surveillance Bulletin for Burkina Faso – June-July 2024 22/08/202422/08/2024Worrying grazing situationAbnormal movements of livestock in certain areasRelatively calm health situationRise in the price of cerealsModerate increase in goat pricesFall in sheep pricesRelative drop in the price of livestock feedDownload the newsletter here
Publications Pastoral Surveillance Bulletin for Mali – June-July 2024 22/08/202422/08/2024The terms of trade for goats against millet are very unfavorable for breeders on the majority of sites monitored in the regions of Gao and Timbuktu. Cattle kidnapping reported in Gao region Insufficient support for the pastoral sector on the sites monitored in the northern regions Pasture availability judged to be insufficient to very insufficient High concentrations of animals recorded in flooded parts of the Gao and Timbuktu regions Watering conditions considered average to poorDownload the newsletter here
Publications Pastoral Surveillance Bulletin for Senegal – June-July 2024 16/08/202417/08/2024High to low livestock concentrationPasture resource conditions very insufficient to insufficientSufficient to medium water resource conditionsGood condition of small and large ruminantsReported diseases: runny nose, goat and sheep plague, fluke, parasitismTerms of trade for male cattle for millet and rice still favorable to breedersDownload the newsletter here
Mauritanie Mauritania Pastoral Surveillance Bulletin – June-July 2024 14/08/202414/08/2024Start of wintering in agropastoral sites in MauritaniaPasture deficit at pastoral monitoring sitesWater resources generally sufficient at the sitesHigh concentrations of livestock in strategic pastoral areasFair livestock conditionIncrease in the price of animal feed and food productsGoat-for-sorghum terms of trade unfavorable for breeders Calm health situation with a few cases of vitamin deficiency and peste de petits ruminants at the surviving sitesContinuing arrivals of refugees in the Wilaya of Hodh El Chargui from MaliDownload the newsletter here