Table of Contents
Prelims (Preface, Acknowledgements, Boxes, Figs, Abbreviations, Contributors)
1. Food security in protracted crisis situations: Issues and challenges: Issues and challenges
Luca Russo, Günter Hemrich, Luca Alinovi and Denise Melvin
PART I: Case Studies from Sudan
2. Crisis and food security profile: Sudan
Luca Russo
3. Responding to protracted crises: The principled model of NMPACT in Sudan
Sara Pantuliano
4. Policies, practice and participation in protracted crises: The case of livestock interventions in southern Sudan
Andy Catley, Tim Leyland and Suzan Bishop
PART II: Case Studies from Somalia
5. Crisis and food security profile: Somalia
Peter D. Little
6. Livelihoods, assets and food security in a protracted political crisis: The case of the Jubba Region, southern Somalia
Peter D. Little
7. Livestock and livelihoods in protracted crisis: The case of southern Somalia
Suzan Bishop, Andy Catley and Habiba Sheik Hassan
PART III: Case Studies from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
8. Crisis and food security profile: The Democratic Republic of the Congo
Koen Vlassenroot and Timothy Raeymaekers
9. Conflict and food security in Beni- Lubero: Back to the future?
Timothy Raeymaekers
10. Land tenure, conflict and household strategies in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
Koen Vlassenroot
PART IV: Conclusions
11. Beyond the blueprint: Implications for food security analysis and policy responses
Luca Russo, Luca Alinovi and Günter Hemrich
Back Matter (Notes, Index)
Endorsements
‘A must-read book for humanitarian and development professionals working in protracted crisis settings. This book marries sound analysis of the context and drivers of food insecurity in protracted crisis settings with useful case studies from the most important problem areas in Africa.’ Dr Nancy Mock, Associate Professor, and Head of the Interdepartmental Program in Complex Emergency and Disaster Studies at Tulane University, USA.
‘This book’s combination of political realism and scientific rigor is a welcome change and is no more than the citizens caught up in protracted crises deserve.’ Dr Peter Walker, Irwin H. Rosenberg Professor of Nutrition and Human Security, Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Tufts University, USA. ‘This book has a lot to offer and key achievements and challenges are clearly and consistently articulated.’ Professor Johan Pottier, SOAS Food Studies Centre, London University. ‘This book provides a nuanced understanding and a framework for systematic analysis of food security and vulnerability of households exposed to protracted violent conflict.’ Luka Biong Deng, Minister of Presidential Affairs, Government of Southern Sudan, Juba
