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The MoU was signed today, by Adham Musallam, WFP Representative and Country Director in Tajikistan, and Sirojiddin Muhriddin, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan. The MOU lays the groundwork for the WFP Tajikistan Country Strategic Plan (CSP) 2023–2026, which aligns with the country’s national goals for improving food and nutrition security, strengthening capacities and pr

Global event by WFP’s South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) Unit together with the Rome-based Agencies (RBA): Thematic Solution Forum n. 5 “Leveraging South-South and Triangular Cooperation to unlock the potential of national home-grown school meals programmes to transform local food systems” (hybrid event).

Dom Scalpelli, WFP’s Country Director in Bangladesh, said; “our collaboration with BBS has been pivotal in generating crucial data over the years. We have jointly produced poverty and undernutrition maps and have been involved in policy research, like the Urban Socioeconomic Assessment Survey 2019 and the Vulnerable Group Development Survey.

Ramata Ouedraogo never misses a farming season. It’s the main source of food for her family of 16.

In Ukraine, it’s the scale of things that strikes one the most – the scale of the challenge, of the threat, of the country itself. “We spend days on the move every month,” says Matthew Hollingworth, the World Food Programme (WFP) Representative and Country Director in Ukraine. “And I mean that literally – days travelling, on the road.

The evaluation was commissioned to provide evidence on the effects of the programme in terms building self-reliance and strengthening the resilience of vulnerable smallholder farmers (SHF) and communities in Sierra Leone and was intended for both accountability and learning purposes, with a focus on learning.It focused on assessing the Effectiveness, Efficiency, Impact, Sustainability and Coherenc

The evaluation covers Kenya SDG joint programme for social protection that was implemented between January 2020 - September 2022. It was carried out in 2022/2023 and covered the following activities: a) Capacity strengthening and b) social protection.   The evaluation has had the dual objectives of accountability and learning.

The activation, co-funded by Germany, the European Union, and Norway, will enable the dissemination of early warning text messages, the distribution of drought-tolerant seeds and anticipatory cash, and the provision of safe water for communities and livestock.

As a land-locked country in the eastern Himalayas, Bhutan has limited access and connectivity despite its proximity to major economic powers. Seventy percent of its land is covered by forests across six agro-ecological zones. With altitudes ranging up to 7,500 meters above sea level, Bhutan’s terrains are challenging but also offer great economic opportunities.