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The TOR notably presents the scope, objectives, key issues, stakeholders and users of the evaluation. It also describes the evaluation approach, team composition and organisation.

Crashing into vulnerable communities already at breaking point, Cyclone Emnati is bound to deepen hunger including in southern Madagascar, which has been reeling from years of severe drought – another manifestation of the country’s vulnerability to climate extremes.

Since the early 2000s, the Government of Lao PDR has worked to improve primary school enrolment and retention rates with the help of school meals, an incentive for education for many rural families.

Afghanistan and Myanmar will receive AUD 21 million to help WFP meet the food needs of millions of people. In Afghanistan, economic distress due to COVID-19, conflict, and drought have pushed 14 million - 1 in 3 Afghans – into acute food insecurity. In Myanmar, the political crisis, job losses and the pandemic mean 3.4 million more people will struggle to put food on the table.

WE’RE THERE WHEN YOU NEED US Humanitarian needs don’t stop when disaster strikes – they accelerate. Preparedness is essential. Flooding ravages an internally displaced persons camp and communications infrastructure was washed away. How do you assist people in need? A massive earthquake destroys a region and people need long-term support.

WFP is providing families in shelters with ready-to-eat food that does not require cooking while those staying with host families receive a regular food package. There are an estimated 130,000 people on the move, seeking refuge in Hasakeh and Raqqa cities.

Within this MOU, WFP and the Agency of Forestry of the Republic of Tajikistan will collaborate in developing and disseminating information on forestry management in relation to local climate, establishing 400 hectares of orchards and agroforestry covering 200 hectares.

As a land-locked country in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan has limited access and connectivity despite its proximity to major economic powers. Seventy percent of its land is covered by forests across six agro-ecological zones. With altitudes ranging up to 7,500 meters above sea level, Bhutan’s terrains are challenging but also offer great economic opportunities.

This document provides an overview of social protection information systems across Asia and the Pacific, highlighting opportunities for strengthening and innovation to improve data management, coverage, and programme efficiency in addressing vulnerabilities