Search | World Food Programme

Reset search

6658 results

Sort by Relevancy
- Relevancy
- Date

Publication | 15 September 2022

Final Evaluation of Joint Programme ‘Enhancing Resilience and Acceleration of the SDGs in the Eastern Caribbean’ 2020-2022

The evaluation was summative in nature and covered all activities under the Joint Programme for enhancing resilience and acceleration of the Sustainable Development Goals in the Eastern Caribbean.

Publication | 29 November 2023

Clean and Modern Energy for Cooking - A Path to Food Security and Sustainable Development

The World Food Programme is the world’s largest humanitarian organization, and helps families across the world to access life-saving food and humanitarian assistance. However, most of this food needs to be cooked.

Story | 29 August 2024

Sudan updates: Trucks roll in amid call for more action to reel back hunger and famine

The World Food Programme (WFP) is working around the clock to deliver food assistance to communities across Sudan facing acute hunger. WFP’s priority is providing vital aid across 14 areas in the country to people who have been left either in famine or at risk of slipping into famine after 500 days of relentless conflict.

Thematic page

Monitoring, evaluation and learning

Whether it is delivering assistance in the midst of conflict or helping in the aftermath of a natural disaster, the World Food Programme (WFP) is required to respond readily to crises or emergencies. Being accountable to the people we serve and those that provide funds, we need to measure performance and demonstrate results while meeting the needs of beneficiaries.

News release | 15 February 2024

Japan provides US$50 million for WFP’s life-saving assistance to 20 countries affected by conflicts, climate crisis and economic shocks

From the contribution, US$13.5 million will be used to help the most desperate in Afghanistan through emergency food distribution and nutrition assistance. In Afghanistan, the economic crisis has worsened since the Taliban takeover in 2021, and one in three people does not know where their next meal will come from.

Thematic page

Logistics and delivery networks

On any given day, the World Food Programme (WFP) coordinates an average of 6,500 trucks, 140 aircraft, 20 ships and a network of 850 warehouses delivering assistance to people living in the most food insecure and inaccessible corners of the world.

Page

UN agencies and international institutions

Partnering to complement efforts

News release | 12 April 2024

Worsening hunger grips West and Central Africa amid persistent conflict and economic turmoil

This figure represents a four-million increase in the number of people who are food-insecure compared to the November 2023 forecast and highlights a fourfold increase over the last five years. The situation is particularly worrying in conflict-affected northern Mali, where an estimated 2,600 people are likely to experience catastrophic hunger (IPC/CH phase 5).

Story | 18 June 2021

The South Sudanese storyteller: This is what life is really like for refugees

On the evening of 6 January 2000, my uncle Christopher Luke took me from my mother. I was only 11 years old. My mother walked with us a little of the way until we came to the River Luku where she said goodbye. She hugged me and through her tears told me, “My son, go. You will always remain in my heart. We will meet again in the nearest future.” We left her standing just near the bridge.

Publication | 25 August 2023

Disability Inclusive School Feeding Practice Guide - Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific

This paper is intended to enhance understanding of the links between school feeding and disability inclusion. The goal is to identify and provide entry points to help address the barriers experienced by children and young persons with disabilities (and their families) when interacting with school feeding programmes.