HungerMapLIVE: Multi-Indicator Food Security Data for Haiti

HungerMapLIVE is the World Food Programme's global hunger monitoring system. It combines metrics on food security, weather, population, conflict, hazards, nutrition, and macro-economic data to assess and predict hunger in near real-time. This dataset provides that synthesized analysis for Haiti, one of 94 countries covered by the platform.

Use Cases

• Assessing current food security severity in Haiti based on combined indicator analysis.
• Predicting near-term hunger trends using integrated weather and hazard data.
• Prioritizing humanitarian aid allocation by monitoring conflict and population metrics.
• Conducting cross-country comparative analysis of hunger drivers among lower-income nations.

Strengths

• Covers 94 countries, providing a broad comparative context for analysis.
• Integrates multiple data domains (e.g., conflict, weather, economics) for a synthesized view.
• Designed for near real-time monitoring and prediction, suggesting frequent updates.

Limitations

• Specific column names and dataset size (rows, file size) are not provided, limiting technical assessment.
• Metadata shows conflicting 'last updated' dates (2026-04-28 and 2026-04-14), raising questions about versioning or platform sync.
• The description is repeated verbatim across sources, indicating potential metadata duplication rather than unique dataset insights.

Provenance

Source

WFP - World Food Programme

Collection Method

Likely aggregated from various sources including food security surveys, remote sensing, and official statistics.

Freshness

2026-04-28 20:56:20.489565

Geography

Haiti (within a global platform covering 94 countries, primarily lower and lower-middle income nations)