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Update June 27: Read new IPC report on Sudan here At a tent settlement in the Chadian border town of Adre, Ahmat feeds blue cloth into his foot-powered sewing machine, as a popular folksong from his native Sudan plays in loops over a loudspeaker.

The evaluation had the dual objective of assessing the performance of the project (accountability) and learning valuable lessons for its future (learning). The evaluation covered and applied mixed methods to six evaluation criteria. Overarching evaluation questions included: To what extent does the intervention meet the needs and priorities of the government, stakeholders and affected

The document provides a roadmap for how WFP will support countries in Asia and the Pacific to achieve their social protection goals. The plan focuses on strengthening social protection to ensure food security, nutrition and basic needs while managing risks and shocks, and builds on decades of experience to consolidate WFP's approach for the coming years.

This vital contribution – part of Ukraine's humanitarian “Grain from Ukraine” initiative launched by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy – arrives as prices of staple food in Nigeria have risen, pushing basic meals out of the reach of millions of vulnerable families across the country. The shipment was made possible thanks to a collaborative effort from Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Luxembourg, N

The two plans are tools that will be used for the social management of the project, which must be implemented throughout the execution.

Energy is vital within humanitarian settings and in vulnerable areas to enable improved livelihoods, preventing shocks and building resilience. It is also a necessary condition for development and underpins the achievement of two-thirds of the SDFs.

Half of the world’s climate-related emergencies have been recorded in Asia and the Pacific, where 72 million people are food-insecure.

2022 was marked by the war in Ukraine and its impact on the heavily import-dependent MENA region. Conflict, displacement, refugees and massive food price inflation resulted in increased hunger across the region.

“Amid already worrying levels of hunger and malnutrition, we are obliged to choose between the hungry and the starving, leaving millions of families scrambling for their next meal,” said Hsiao-Wei Lee, WFP’s Country Director and Representative in Afghanistan.