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South Sudan is simultaneously drowning and drying as the climate crisis tightens its grip. An unprecedented flooding crisis has swallowed large swathes of the country while other parts are grappling with devastating drought.

SANA’A – Yemen is at a tipping point as conflict and economic woes drag the country to the brink of famine and risk cancelling out the gains made through humanitarian action in the past few years, the United Nations World Food Programme warns today.

When it comes to tackling the climate and environmental crises, protecting communities is the World Food Programme (WFP)'s top priority.

The analysis of essential needs, how people meet them and where there are gaps or constraints to meeting them enriches insight into food insecurity, its drivers and how it is connected with meeting other needs.

The Information and Technology Strategy 2023-2026 maps WFP’s vision for the future of technology, evidence, and innovation. The actions stemming from this strategy will improve WFP’s performance, driving the efficiency and effectiveness gains that country offices need to sustainably save and change lives.

The evaluation was commissioned to assess (a) whether targeted beneficiaries received services as expected and (b) if the project met its stated goals and objectives in line with the results frameworks and assumptions, and in contrast to the baseline and mid-term findings.

WFP is providing emergency food support to conflict-affected populations in Myanmar and has assisted almost one million people so far this year.

These regions were prioritized for the sub-national level analysis, as these areas were unable to participate in the initial validation of key results of the national-level research undertaken in 2021 by the United Nations World Food Programme and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture, in partnership with nine national government agencies.To support policy development and resource mana

When world leaders meet in Dubai for COP28 – the UN Climate Change conference held from 30 November until 12 December – loss and damage connected to climate change will be high on the agenda.  2023 is expected to be the hottest on record, experts believe, bringing with it disastrous consequences.  Tackling the climate crisis starts by averting the problem in the first place, ch

CERFAM has a service offer that is two-fold: (i) identify, document, promote and disseminate good practices at country level in Africa, and (ii) act as a catalyst by deploying expertise for the implementation of good practices through capacity building and south-south cooperation. We are looking for good practices, especially those generated in Africa, from a wide array of national and region