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Publication | 31 October 2024

WFP Annual Report on Flexible Funding 2023

This report highlights the essential role of flexible and predictable funding in enabling WFP's timely, life-saving responses to crises – delivering support where and when it was needed most.

Publication | 22 September 2022

Projet RESIGUI (2020 – 2022) : Améliorer la résilience des populations vulnérables en Guinée.” "RESIGUI Project (2020 - 2022): Improving the resilience of vulnerable populations in Guinea."

En réponse aux impacts de la pandémie de COVID-19 sur la sécurité alimentaire en Guinée, le PAM a apporté une assistance alimentaire et nutritionnelle auprès de 20 000 ménages vulnérables via le projet RESIGUI, financé par l’Union européenne (UE) à hauteur de 8 Millions d’euros. En ligne avec le ‘nexus humanitaire-développement’, le projet RESIGUI s’est articulé autour de 3 axes d’action :

News release | 11 March 2024

In Tanzania, WFP extends operational presence to Arusha

WFP’s interventions in Arusha and surrounding regions are designed to improve agricultural productivity and market access for smallholder farmers.

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The WFP food basket

The food that WFP distributes depends on the needs of the groups. A suitably composed food basket is critical to maintaining the nutritional status of affected people, especially when they are fully dependent on food aid.

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Do business with WFP

To fight hunger worldwide, WFP relies on a strong network of reliable and reputable suppliers and service providers. Potential new suppliers are encouraged to submit their registration through the United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM) portal.

Publication | 08 March 2024

Evaluation Methods Advisory Panel at WFP – 2023 in Review

Launched in January 2022, WFP’s Evaluation Methods Advisory Panel (EMAP) aims to provide expert advice on evaluation methodologies to enhance evaluation practices within the organization. It seeks to identify and address systemic challenges while also highlighting international best practices in evaluation methods.

Publication | 25 May 2022

WFP and IOM - Understanding the adverse drivers and implications of migration from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, 2022

This publication serves as an in-depth research report as a follow-on to the initial policy brief on a survey elaborated by WFP, the Migration Policy Institute and the Civic Data Design Lab at the MIT, “Charting a New Regional Course of Action: The Complex Motivations and Costs of Central American Migration”, published in November 2021.

Story | 22 December 2022

Climb-it change: 2022 in droughts, floods and other climate emergencies

As high-level World Food Programme supporters go, you can’t get higher than the Cholitas Escaladoras Maya – a group of women mountaineers in Bolivia who scale peaks in their traditional attire, flying the flag for the Indigenous Aymara people (and now, for WFP). Recently appointed as UN high-level supporters, they will be sharing messages of Indigenous women’s empowerment, promoting t

Publication | 30 June 2022

Considerations for programming School Feeding programmes in Refugee Settings, 2022

Nearly a quarter of the world’s children are estimated to live in conflict- or disaster-affected areas that have experienced protracted crises classified by WFP as level 3 emergencies. Children, especially girls, are more likely to be out of school in conflict-affected countries. Worldwide, school feeding has become a comprehensive institutionalized part of a child’s education and developmen

Publication | 01 October 2023

Laos, USDA MCGovern Dole Grant for WFP School Feeding 2017-2022: Evaluation

The evaluation was commissioned to assess (a) whether targeted beneficiaries received services as expected and (b) if the project met its stated goals and objectives in line with the results frameworks and assumptions, and in contrast to the baseline and mid-term findings.