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Since 2016, the African Day of School Feeding has been a rallying point, bringing together stakeholders from the public, private, civil society and multilateral sectors, to galvanize political support for the adopting and conducting school feeding programmes.  1. More than 60 million children across Africa who live in extreme poverty did not have access to school feeding progr

The contribution will enable WFP to provide country-specific response including food distributions, nutrition support and school meals for 469,000 people affected by escalating conflicts, climate change and rising food prices in the region.   “The economic impact of COVID has driven more people into hunger in a region already hard hit by conflict and the effects of climate,” said Chris

Sri Lanka faces a triple burden of malnutrition spanning overnutrition, undernutrition and micronutrient deficiencies. Nearly one in two women of reproductive age are obese or overweight, while 15 percent of children under 5 were noted as being too thin for their height.

“We look forward to working with China through this South-South cooperation and learning from their experience in building digital platforms to modernize agriculture,” said Jayoung Lee, WFP Deputy Country Director.

With effect from October, refugees will have to make do with only 52 percent of a full ration.

“WFP is grateful for the support from the Korean people to provide vulnerable children with nutritious food, helping them to stay at school to build a better future for themselves and their countries,” said Marian Yun, the Director of WFP Korea Office.  “School feeding programmes play a key role in helping children realise their potential.” Guinea, where WFP provides nutritious meals to mo

The wide-ranging agreement was signed today between Dr. P.

The two agencies will support the government in adopting a gender-transformative approach that promotes gender equality and women’s empowerment through Cash-Based Transfers and Multi-Purpose Cash assistance that gives people the freedom to use assistance towards rent, food, education, health and other household pressing needs.

H.E. Mr. SAIGO Masamichi, Ambassador of Japan to Nepal, and Ms. Susan Jane Pearce, Representative and Country Director of WFP Nepal a.i. signed a grant contract in Kathmandu today. At the signing, H.E.

No fuel vessels have been allowed to berth at Yemen’s Al Hodeidah port since 3 January. Thirteen fuel vessels carrying over 350,000 metric tons of commercial fuel are currently being held off Yemen’s coast. A lack of fuel has left the population struggling to reach markets, access health facilities and other vital services.