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This comprehensive report showcases WFP's commitment towards saving lives and changing lives in Western Africa.

From October to December 2022, rainfall across Indonesia was higher than the thirty-year long-term average. The La Niña phenomenon is predicted to continue until it reaches its neutral phase in mid-2023.

This is the first annual evaluation report produced under the 2022 WFP evaluation policy and framed against the strategic plan for 2022–2025. Part 1 describes how the evaluation function is evolving in line with WFP’s strategic direction and trends in WFP’s operating environment.

During Q1 2021, WFP Jordan responded to the food needs of 512,524 refugees, including 258,005 females and 254,519 males, through the provision of monthly food assistance in the form of cash-based transfers. Assistance is provided in both host communities and camps, covering 401,763 refugees living in communities and 110,761 refugees living in camps.

WFP Jordan responds to the food needs of 495,194 refugees, including 107,772 refugees in camps and 387,422 refugees in communities, through the provision of monthly food assistance in the form of cash-based transfers1.

This joint publication by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the World Food Programme (WFP) presents the state of school feeding programmes in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) as of 2022.

WFP’s Annual Performance Report (APR) is produced in line with General Rule VII.2 of the Organization and is the main annual accountability report that presents WFP’s achievements and challenges for the reporting year.

The 2022 report contains detailed SSTC country information for both the SSTC Assistance Fund projects and the SSTC Country Projects, analyses of lessons learned and challenges, development solutions provided by the WFP’s China CoE and proposed next steps that were collected from WFP’s COs.

The last year brought unprecedented challenges for people around the world as they continued to grapple with the effects of climate change. For over a decade, WFP has prioritised advancing financial protection as a means of building resilience to extreme weather events—an essential part of its mandate of saving lives and changing lives.