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   <narrative xml:lang="EN">October 2016 - The humanitarian crisis arising from the 2015-2016 El Ni&#xf1;o is continuing to deepen, with the United Nations estimating that more than 60 million people are now affected worldwide. While international donors, including Canada, have already stepped up with humanitarian assistance to save lives and protect livelihoods, a significant funding gap persists and humanitarian needs are expected to escalate well into 2017. The impact is most pronounced in Ethiopia, which experienced its worst drought in 50 years, leaving 10 million people in need of emergency food assistance. In the Americas, Haiti is one of the most affected countries, with a third consecutive year of drought, exacerbated by El Ni&#xf1;o, leaving more than 3.6 million people food insecure. Similar impacts are being felt around the globe. To date, twenty three countries have appealed for help to meet critical needs, including food, agricultural support, and water and sanitation.  With GAC&apos;s support, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is promoting early recovery and resilience building in some of the countries worst hit by El Ni&#xf1;o, including Ethiopia, Haiti, Malawi, Somalia, Sudan, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. Although specific programming differs based on the context in each country, FAO is protecting the lives and livelihoods of vulnerable groups, such as subsistence farmers and pastoralists, with agricultural inputs and livestock support.</narrative>
   <narrative xml:lang="FR">Octobre 2016 - La crise humanitaire provoqu&#xe9;e par l&apos;El Ni&#xf1;o de 2015-2016 continue de s&apos;aggraver, les Nations Unies estimant que plus de 60 millions de personnes sont actuellement touch&#xe9;es dans le monde. Bien que les donateurs internationaux, dont le Canada, aient d&#xe9;j&#xe0; intensifi&#xe9; leur aide humanitaire pour sauver des vies et prot&#xe9;ger les moyens de subsistance, un important d&#xe9;ficit de financement persiste et les besoins humanitaires devraient s&apos;intensifier jusqu&apos;en 2017. L&apos;impact est le plus prononc&#xe9; en &#xc9;thiopie, qui a connu sa pire s&#xe9;cheresse en 50 ans, laissant 10 millions de personnes dans le besoin d&apos;une aide alimentaire d&apos;urgence. Dans les Am&#xe9;riques, Ha&#xef;ti est l&apos;un des pays les plus touch&#xe9;s, avec une troisi&#xe8;me ann&#xe9;e cons&#xe9;cutive de s&#xe9;cheresse, aggrav&#xe9;e par El Ni&#xf1;o, laissant plus de 3,6 millions de personnes en ins&#xe9;curit&#xe9; alimentaire. Des impacts similaires se font sentir dans le monde entier. A ce jour, vingt-trois pays ont lanc&#xe9; un appel &#xe0; l&apos;aide pour r&#xe9;pondre &#xe0; des besoins critiques, notamment en mati&#xe8;re d&apos;alimentation, d&apos;appui agricole, d&apos;eau et d&apos;assainissement.  Avec le soutien d&apos;AMC, l&apos;Organisation des Nations Unies pour l&apos;alimentation et l&apos;agriculture (FAO) encourage le rel&#xe8;vement rapide et le renforcement de la r&#xe9;silience dans certains des pays les plus touch&#xe9;s par El Ni&#xf1;o, dont l&apos;&#xc9;thiopie, Ha&#xef;ti, le Malawi, la Somalie, le Soudan, Swaziland et le Zimbabwe. Bien que les programmes sp&#xe9;cifiques diff&#xe8;rent selon le contexte de chaque pays, la FAO prot&#xe8;ge la vie et les moyens d&apos;existence des groupes vuln&#xe9;rables, tels que les agriculteurs de subsistance et les &#xe9;leveurs, gr&#xe2;ce &#xe0; des intrants agricoles et un soutien &#xe0; l&apos;&#xe9;levage.</narrative>
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