Social unrest has caused disruptions, affecting many people's access to necessities. Certain cities were particularly hard hit, leading to higher costs for basic items. Adverse weather has also taken a toll, resulting in losses of livestock, especially camelids.
This has increased the need for humanitarian aid. Rural communities and those who rely on climate-sensitive production are at greater risk of food insecurity. Women, children, and smallholder farmers are among the most vulnerable groups.
Further information on the situation and its impact can be found in the WFP Bolivia Country Brief for August 2026.
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