Food security in Namibia has improved compared to last year, though climate-related shocks continue to strain vulnerable communities, the World Food Program (WFP) said in its April 2026 country brief.
According to the brief, about 456,000 people are projected to face acute food insecurity through June 2026. This marks a sharp decline from the 1.15 million reported during the same period last year, a positive shift attributed to improved rainfall, ongoing drought relief efforts, and timely support from development partners.
Namibia’s food security improves despite climate shocks
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