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Haiti, one of the poorest countries globally and within the Latin America and Caribbean region (LAC) is extremely vulnerable to climate change and extreme events, which, when coupled with ongoing political unrest, insecurity and instability, exacerbates its rapid economic decline.

When crises hit, delivering government assistance through digital payments can help lay the foundations for greater financial resilience and women’s economic empowerment. In Haiti, WFP’s work has centred around building Digital Public Infrastructure for more inclusive and adaptative Social Protection.

The purpose of these terms of reference is to provide key information to stakeholders about the evaluation, to guide the evaluation team and to specify expectations for the evaluation process

The evaluation covered all WFP activities implemented between January 2018 and July 2022 including WFP’s strategic positioning, its effectiveness in contributing to strategic outcomes, the efficiency of CSP implementation and factors explaining WFP’s performance.  It concluded that: Despite the very challenging country context, WFP managed to adapt the CSP to the changing context, an

The grant from the Church to World Food Program USA will support WFP’s ongoing work with local governments and partners in Haiti’s Artibonite and Centre departments to scale up school meals that use food from local smallholder farmers. "Building on more than a decade of work together, the Church continues to serve as an essential collaborator, supporting WFP’s global operations during emergen

It focuses on the country’s first-ever AA activation in November 2023, which leveraged the national social protection system to swiftly provide cash assistance and early warning messages to people exposed to flood risk. 

The Government of Japan made an important contribution of US$ 2.04 million to WFP’s overall efforts to fight hunger in Haiti.

In Gaza, Ikhlas recounts pulling her daughter from the rubble of another bombardment, as she was pregnant with her fourth child.  “We escaped death,” she says, speaking from the southern city of Rafah.

The worrying trend shows a steady deterioration of food security, with the number of hungry people going up threefold since 2016. “Haiti can't wait - we cannot wait for the scale of the problem to be expressed in deaths before the world responds - but that is where we are heading,” said Jean-Martin Bauer, WFP Country Director in Haiti. In the poorest neighbourhoods of Port-au-Prince, the epi

“Despite an exceptionally complex security situation, WFP is taking important first steps in getting humanitarian supply chains back online and delivering desperately needed assistance to the most difficult neighborhoods of Port-au-Prince,” said Jean-Martin Bauer, WFP Country Director in Haiti. “These improvements need to be extended to the ports in Port-au-Prince, which remain hard-hit by the