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‘Gender-based violence must be a key priority in all humanitarian response plans’

Wells, ponds and training from the World Food Programme are transforming the prospects of rural farming communities

WFP's rehabilitated irrigation canals supply 17,800 hectares of land in northern Syria, empowering more than 12,000 farming families to grow

Donation of US$500,000 comes as U$1 from each ticket sold for his stadium tour is earmarked for the superstar singer’s humanitarian venture

Drought is forcing livestock farmers to abandon traditional ways of life and find other ways to survive

UN agency calls for US$570 million as it kicks off emergency plan

8 reasons why the World Food Programme marks 1 March - and a special look at Benin

WFP and The Rockefeller Foundation work to bring fortified wholegrain maize meal to support 41,000 children in 49 schools

The World Food Programme is working with partner Michael Kors to ensure children turn up to class and receive the nutrition they need to learn and thrive

WFP gears up as over a million people have crossed into neighbouring countries such as Poland

Staff could be on the ground in 72 hours to assist civilians

With each season drier than the last, families inch closer and closer to losing all

'I started to get my children eggs, yoghurt and vegetables - things that are not available in the food parcel'

Millions face severe food insecurity as unprecedented water levels swallow up swathes of land

How a variety of World Food Programme initiatives are changing people's lives

Thanks to a recently introduced law on funding for people with disabilities, the World Food Programme is working with Wajir County authorities to support people like 8-year-old Ikran

World Food Programme calls for US$470 million to assist people in region where rations are being halved

‘Nutritious, drought-resistant and cheaper to grow than maize’

An eyewitness account from the World Food Programme's Tomson Phiri in Kenya shows why governments and other donors must step up to avoid a deepening humanitarian catastrophe

Call for US$327 million to respond to immediate needs of 4.5 million people and help communities become more resilient to climate extremes

WFP teams were on the ground distributing food to affected families just hours after the cyclone wreaked havoc on the island

Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Sudan and Yemen braced for ‘starvation and death’, says FAO and WFP study

World Food Programme-backed upgrade invites commercial and humanitarian flights

The World Food Programme is securing access to food so that people don't resort to damaging coping tools such as skipping meals

As the deadline for Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year 2022 entries approaches, founder and director Caroline Kenyon explains how its partnership with WFP came about