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Residents of Seyinna Gababe, a village 18km from Kaédi, had no food stocks at all as of December 2012 - as they were waiting for the harvest to begin in January (later than rain-fed agriculture as decrue relies on water to recede to plant on it)
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  • Residents of Seyinna Gababe, a village 18km from Kaédi, had no food stocks at all as of December 2012 - as they were waiting for the harvest to begin in January (later than rain-fed agriculture as decrue relies on water to recede to plant on it)

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  • Credits Anna Jefferys/IRIN
  • Thèmes Food Health
  • Régions Mauritania

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