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The evaluation was undertaken to assess the achievements of the project, draw lessons learned and make recommendations to better inform strategic decision-making on social protection programs. Overarching evaluation questions included: Q.1 To what extent is the Joint Program (JP) appropriate and relevant to the creation of favorable conditions for the National Social Protection Strategy revi

The Digital Schools initiatives align with Southern Africa's national education standards and will specifically target learners in the remote parts of the region. “Education is of utmost priority in the UAE, and in partnership with esteemed organizations such as WFP and the Southern African Development Community (SADC), we are eager to see the expansion of The Digital School across southern Afr

ROME – The number of people experiencing acute food insecurity and requiring urgent food, nutrition and livelihood assistance increased for the fourth consecutive year in 2022, with over a quarter of a billion facing acute hunger and people in seven countries on the brink of starvation, according to the latest Global Report on Food Crises (GRFC).  The annual report, produced by the Food Se

Mozambique has faced a wide range of climate shocks in recent years. It is crucial to improve forecasting systems to anticipate climate shocks and prepare the Government and communities, managing climate-related risks and strengthening efforts to adapt to the climate crisis.

The analysis was structured around six standard criteria for evaluating humanitarian operations: appropriateness, effectiveness, efficiency, connectedness, coverage, and coherence. Overarching evaluation questions included: Was the livelihoods activity aligned with WFP livelihood and resilience guidance, and was the transfer modality, needs, and design appropriate for the context (appropr

The EUR 5 million from the European Union (EU) enabled a transition from emergency relief to early recovery and community stabilisation efforts. This project used a community-based approach to reduce tensions and promote social cohesion by forming village committees, ensuring fair resource distribution, and improving infrastructure.

From July to September 2022, rainfall across Indonesia was higher than the thirty-year long-term average. This was the result of the early start of the rainy season in combination with the persisting La Niña phenomenon. The phenomenon is still ongoing and forecasted to continue, despite with a weaker effect until the end of the year.

From January to March 2022, due to La Niña, rainfall across Indonesia was generally higher than the thirty-year long-term average. Most provinces experienced an increase in rainfall except for three provinces in the western part of Jawa (Banten, DKI Jakarta and Jawa Barat).

“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