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| [[File:20150105 Street vendors in harmattan haze and dust - Mbiama.jpg|200px|thumb|{{wp|Street vendors}} in [[Boké]] during the {{Wp|Harmattan|Bifi}} haze.]] | | #REDIRECT [[2019–2020 Mabifia food crisis]] |
| The '''Mabifia food crisis''' is an ongoing {{wp|food security}} crisis in [[Mabifia]], which has primarily affected the regions of the [[Boual ka Bifie]], [[Central Green Belt]] and major urban centres such as [[Ouagedji]] and [[Kangesare]]. The crisis has varied in its intensity across the country and at different stages, but the overall trend of greater food insecurity since 2019 has been observed using many different metrics. Numerous factors have contributed to the start and continuation of the crisis, such as {{Wp|desertification}}, poor {{wp|rainfall}} which has reached {{wp|drought}} levels in certain municipalities, {{wp|demographic pressure}} from a rapidly growing and young population, {{wp|urbanisation}} which has outpaced supply of food to urban areas, and internal unrest in conflicts in the [[Herder-farmer conflicts in the Boual ka Bifie|Boual ka Bifie]] and [[Makanian Conflict|Makania]]. Many of the problems have seen to have been compounded by the political situation in the country, with {{wp|corruption}} an ever-present element and [[Mahmadou Jolleh Bande]]'s government focused on large-scale {{Wp|infrastructure}} projects which have taken much of the country's budget. The crisis has led to an increased role played by {{wp|humanitarian aid}} in food supply, bringing risks to future sustainability of food production in Mabifia.
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| ==History==
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| ==Causes==
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| ===Ecological===
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| ===Demographic===
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| ===Political===
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| ===Economic===
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| ==The crisis==
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| ==Response==
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| ===From the Mabifian government===
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| ===From the world===
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| ==Impact==
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| [[Category:Mabifia]]
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