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Nineteen-year-old Aziza Mohammed Izak was about to start her final year of secondary school in Khartoum, eager to move on to university.

The latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) results for Sudan say 9.8 million people are projected to be acutely food insecure (IPC Phase 3 and above) across the country throughout the lean season from June through September. More than 20 percent of Sudan’s population is projected to be facing acute food insecurity starting this month, the highest figure reported in the histo

Dawn’s yet to break on the rice fields around Bos Thom village, in Cambodia’s northern Siem Reap province. The silence is broken by faint music from a nearby house – the tail end of a wedding party – and the darkness by a single light. Mec Sinat is already at work beneath her house which sits on stilts.

NAIROBI/GENEVA: The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomes the news that the Adre border crossing from Chad into Sudan will be opened, as the aid agency is in a race against time to save lives in war-torn Sudan.

Since the conflict broke out last year, hunger and acute malnutrition have soared.

It covered the period 2015-2022. The evaluation concluded that: While a resilience policy is relevant to WFP’s mandate, it no longe fulfils its role in positioning WFP in the resilience landscape and should be updated for greater conceptual clarity.

 Sunlight trickles through tiny holes of Basanta Singh’s tin stable in Baihang village, in mountainous western Nepal.

Donate now to help those affected by the Sudan emergency  Not so long ago, Naimat Khamis was a tea maker in Sudan’s capital Khartoum — a place she once thought offered a better, safer life than her native South Sudan.  But this week, she found herself crossing a dusty border back into her homeland— as one of tens of thousands of people fleeing fighting now raging in Khartoum an