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The Beirut Field Office is one of three WFP field offices in Lebanon that supports the delivery of food and basic assistance to the most vulnerable Lebanese and refugees. With 27 staff (9 women and 18 men), the Beirut Field Office monitors the implementation of activities and reaches out to support beneficiaries.

The Qobayat Field Office is one of three WFP field offices in Lebanon that supports the delivery of food and basic assistance to the most vulnerable Lebanese and refugees. With 35 staff (15 women and 20 men), the Qobayat Field Office monitors the implementation of activities and reaches out to support beneficiaries.

The Zahle Field Office is one of three WFP field offices in Lebanon that supports the delivery of food and basic assistance to the most vulnerable Lebanese and refugees. With 36 staff (17 women and 19 men), the Zahle Field Office monitors the implementation of activities and reaches out to support beneficiaries.

In 400 villages in the Northern provinces of Lao PDR (Oudomxay, Phongsaly, Xieng Khouang and Houaphan), the AFN project aims to contribute to reducing extreme poverty and all forms of malnutrition in the poorest communities.

Food parcels provide beneficiaries access to food at a time when inflation and currency depreciation have rendered basic commodities out of reach for many. Food prices have increased by more than 15 times since October 2019, while people’s purchasing power has significantly decreased and unemployment rates have risen.

The World Food Programme in Lebanon delivers livelihood and resilience programming to vulnerable Lebanese, Syrian refugees, and refugees of other nationalities towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 2: Zero Hunger and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals.

WFP’s intervention through the school meals programme aims to address the critical issue of limited primary education for Lebanese and Syrian children while preventing short-term hunger and improving children’s food consumption.

La evaluación combinó tres enfoques (evaluación centrada en el uso, enfoque orientado por la teoría y evaluación basada en criterios) y respondió a cinco preguntas, utilizando métodos mixtos (técnicas cuantitativas y cualitativas) y talleres participativos. Se buscó responder a las siguientes preguntas clave: ¿En qué medida Nutriniños mantiene coherencia con las principales políticas y es