This report concerns the external decentralized evaluation of Addressing Climate Change Impacts on Marginalized Agricultural Communities living in the Mahawell River Basin, Sri Lana a project financed by the Adaptation Fund (AF) and implemented by the WFP in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and wildlife Resources (MEWR) and the Unit UNDP.
This evaluation, which has as its obje
Evaluation Subject: This endline activity evaluation covers the FFV Programme FFV Programme Expansion 2018-2020 in Amhara region. The programme was implemented in seven woredas (Habru, Raya Kobo, Dessie Zuria, Dawa Chefa, Kalu, Mekdela, Seqota) and targeted 27,000 households. The expansion was funded by a 7 million Euro grant from BMZ/KfW.
The evaluation was commissioned to assess the effects of scaling up the substitution of the cereal ration in in-kind assistance with CBT (first time in Kenya) while developing a model that determines the effective and efficient mix between food assistance and CBT.
With the goal of sustainably building food security WFP focused on three pillars: i) relief – meeting urgent food needs; ii) resilience – supporting resilient livelihoods and economic activity; and iii) preparedness – improving national capacity for emergency response.
WFP’s country office performed well in both the relief and preparedness pillars of the portfolio.
On discovering the problem, WFP commissioned an independent analysis of protein, fat, and micronutrient levels in Super Cereal from the supplier to understand the extent of the quality issue.
In 2016, WFP has provided school meals, snacks or take-home food to 16.4 million children in 76,000 schools across 60 countries. The multiple positive impacts that school meals bring to education, health and nutrition can be amplified through modern, clean and affordable energy solutions in the schools we work with.
Under the prevalent conditions, proposals to unilaterally create “safe zones” in Gaza risk creating harm for civilians, including large-scale loss of life, and must be rejected. Without the right conditions, concentrating civilians in such zones in the context of active hostilities can raise the risk of attack and additional harm.
Malik fled to the As Swaida camp with his parents, brother and sister around five months ago. It was the third time in Yemen’s long conflict that the family had been forced to flee to safety. With each displacement, the family’s ability to cope has been stretched further.
The World Food Programme (WFP) in Sierra Leone has officially released its Food Security System (FSMS) Assessment Report. The complete findings was finalized in August 2019 and validated by representatives of the Food Security Working Group (FSWG) in September 2019.