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It covers WFP activities implemented between 2019 and 2022 to assess results and the extent to which WFP Namibia was able to implement the strategic shift intended by the CSP. The evaluation concluded that: Overall, the CSP remained relevant and aligned to government priorities throughout the period under review and facilitated strategic thinking about partnerships and funding opportunities

This approach marks Phase III of a prioritization exercise which started in 2021 in response to funding shortfalls for general food assistance for refugees.

Given the unique context and nature of the crisis in Ukraine, WFP and its partners will deploy solutions that build on the existing social protection systems, institutional capacities and market infrastructure to rapidly scale up assistance to meet the needs of up to 6 million displaced and conflict-affected people, contingent upon the availability of sustained funding. WFP’s focus is to reach

To enhance the redemption process of beneficiaries assisted through the National Poverty Targeting Programme (NPTP) in areas with limited or overcrowded ATMs, WFP and the Ministry of Social Affairs are expanding the redemption points for NPTP assistance to include designated agents of the local Money Transfer Operators (MTOs) - BoB Finance. Through this modality, transport time and cost for ben

  This guide is updated on an ongoing basis.

While acknowledging progress against the school feeding policy objectives, the evaluation concluded that implementation of the policy fell short of ambitions due to funding and capacity constraints and insufficiently tailored responses. It notes however that the strategy for 2020–2030 sets out an ambitious and transformative agenda, serving as a policy update as well as an implementation plan.

In 2018, WFP joined forces with governments, financial and operational partners and launched a massive scale up of resilience interventions across the five countries.

This brief presents existing evidence on the role of social protection to address food insecurity and malnutrition, and dives into key strategic opportunities for WFP to accelerate these impacts in Western Africa where there is a growing commitment from governments to develop their social protection systems.   Cette note présente l’état des connaissances sur le rôle de la protection soc

In Timor-Leste, El Niño is expected to negatively affect the affordability of food and imported as well as local retail rice prices were already above previoius year levels in June 2023. Retail prices of other food items were also mostly above their levels in June 2022, especially sugar which peaked at values 113 percent higher year-on-year.