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3 UN Joint Programmes Promoting Sustainable Partnerships for Empowered Resilience (PROSPER): This UN (UNICEF, FAO, UNDP, WFP) and INGO joint programme works to strengthen the resilience of 1.2 million vulnerable groups against climate-induced shocks from 2019 to 2023 with support from the United Kingdom Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). Joint Programme on Girls Educ

The evaluation was commissioned to provide a situational analysis before the program begins, to establish baseline values for all performance indicators and review targets, to validate program design assumptions, and to provide program implementation suggestions for the five-year program. It was intended for both accountability and learning purposes.

The evaluations were commissioned to generate findings on implementing gender-transformative school feeding programmes in emergency contexts and to generate lessons on implementing school feeding with complementary activities in collaboration with partners.

2017 WFP Aviation At Glance. UNHAS and other activities

Martha Solano takes a two-hour journey to work every morning. Her bus makes its way along winding mountain roads.

Joyce Kanyangwa Luma has been Assistant Executive Director ad interim, Workplace Culture Department since May 2022 and prior to that she was WFP Director of Human Resources. The Workplace Culture Department (WP) leads efforts to create an optimal working environment at WFP.

In Southern Africa, the UN’s Humanitarian Air Service – which this year marks its 20th anniversary – is very simply “a lifeline”. “UNHAS is more than an air service, it is a lifeline,” says Mamadou Mbaye, Country Director for the World Food Programme (WFP) in Madagascar.  When fast, safe and reliable humanitarian access and aid delivery is called for, WFP-managed UNHAS can sidestep

ROME – According to the latest Global Report on Food Crises (GRFC), nearly 282 million people in 59 countries and territories experienced high levels of acute hunger in 2023 - a worldwide increase of 24 million from the previous year.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s conflict-ravaged northeast, 27-year-old Florence Mapendo faces an agonizing daily choice: hunger or violence.  “Finding food is the hardest part,” she says of the risk-filled quest to ensure her four children can eat at the Bweremana camp for conflict-displaced people, in DRC’s North Kivu province. In this stunningly beautiful but deadly reg