This paper reports the findings of a countrywide rapid market assessment. Some of the key findings of the study include: 1. Uncertainty and an over-reliance on oil exports have led to a depreciating unofficial exchange rate and almost exhausted foreign exchange reserves; 2. Conflict continues to impact trade flows, mainly in states directly affected by conflict; 3. Supply chains are restricted by conflict as well as by structural market inefficiencies; 4. The combined effect of the conflict and the poor road network has isolated already fragmented markets; 5. The large variation in prices across markets confirms inefficiencies and food availability issues; 6.There is a mixed picture about the capacity of markets to secure food supply and a relatively stable market environment to support market-based interventions.