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This contribution marks a historical milestone as it is one of the first times that Mongolia has donated funds to WFP - reaffirming their international solidarity and commitment to Zero Hunger. “This humanitarian aid is an expression of the warm sentiments of the Mongolian people dedicated to the Cuban people who are going through complex social and economic times,” said Ambassador of Mongolia

“We are actively preparing for the arrival of Hurricane Beryl. In this type of emergency, preparedness is key and every minute counts.

The goal of the project is to improve the food and nutrition security of smallholder farmers and their families in six districts of Gaza and Inhambane provinces and to support equitable access to basic education and to school feeding programmes in areas where access to education is weak due to food insecurity. “Food security and climate resilience and adaptation are a key priority of the cooper

Corinne Fleischer describes Gaza as “a terrible situation getting worse.” Over the past two weeks, 21 World Food Programme (WFP) food distribution points have been closed under evacuation orders.

With this contribution, WFP will provide daily hot and nutritious meals made from Japanese rice along with fresh vegetables that will be locally procured from smallholder farmers.

With the FCDO funding, WFP will strengthen the capacity of millers to invest in rice fortification in Ghana.

WFP is supporting around 12,500 refugees in Syunik, Gegharkunik, Lori, Shirak, and Ararat through cash assistance at the value of US$108 per person over three months.

The contribution will enable WFP to empower local smallholder farmers, particularly women and the youth, by promoting climate-resilient and sustainable farming practices, such as using drought-resistant crops and efficient irrigation methods.  WFP will also enhance post-harvest management and improve storage techniques to reduce crop losses.

At a time of unprecedented development needs, Jabeur’s visit highlights Egypt’s effective development models in education, rural development and economic empowerment in the face of growing global challenges. “From fighting hunger and food insecurity to combatting the effects of climate change to supporting vulnerable communities like refugees, WFP’s work is more critical than ever.

The Province of Isabela, situated in the flood-prone Cagayan Valley region of Luzon Island, frequently suffers from severe flooding and landslides that impact farmers’ livelihoods and disrupt children’s education.  The newly launched programme aims to reach 2,000 schoolchildren with daily, nutritious meals supplied by 500 smallholder farmers during the 2024-2025 school year.&nb