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We mourn the loss of innocent life everywhere, including those killed on October 7 and during the 11 months of conflict since then. We urgently call for a sustained, immediate and unconditional ceasefire.

Most of the Dominican Republic has been declared on red alert by the government’s Emergency Operations Centre as Tropical Storm Franklin, the sixth named storm of the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season (June-November), and the season’s fourth named tropical storm to form in four days, is expected to make landfall in the early hours of 23 August. In the Dominican Republic, approximately 125,000 peop

CERFAM's communications and advocacy strategy is developed to provide a framework to guide communication and advocacy activities related to the interventions facilitated by the Centre in support of governments, governmental and non-governmental institutions, community organizations, and partners from the region and Africa as a whole.

In Somalia, historic drought, compounded by insecurity is displacing thousands and sending hunger and malnutrition rates soaring. Famine is projected in Baidoa and Burkhaba districts before the end of the year if the situation continues to worsen and assistance doesn’t reach those who need it.

ROME – Acute food insecurity is set to increase in magnitude and severity in 18 hunger “Hotspots” comprising a total of 22 countries, a new UN early warning report has found.

Since then, interventions incrementally scaled up and reached almost 3 million people in over 2,750 villages. The results achieved so far are a testimony that the region can move beyond the crises and pave the way towards building truly resilient societies with stronger local food systems.

“WFP remains the last lifeline for millions of Afghans struggling to make a living in an economy rife with unemployment and uncertainty; Afghans are seeing their savings shrink as they exhaust their last resources,” said Hsiao-Wei Lee, WFP Afghanistan Country Director.

Between 2018-2022, the integrated resilience programme reached nearly 610,000 beneficiaries in 262 villages across 14 regions in the Sahel, benefitting from climate-smart asset creation activities, school meals, nutrition, and smallholder market support.

The key objectives of this evaluation were to contribute to identifying inclusive and effective scaling-up strategies to inform CSP implementation and ensure strategic shifts in programming where necessary.