3 December 2019 How drought is killing Zimbabwe The country is teetering on the brink as people struggle to find clean drinking water, medicines and nutritious food Droughts Emergencies Zimbabwe
3 December 2019 Latin America and the Caribbean: a laboratory for climate action The World Food Programme is implementing an array of measures to face up to the region's challenges Climate
2 December 2019 The man who sells peace How an entrepreneur who escaped violence in Sudan and South Sudan set up shop in a refugee camp in Uganda Supply Chain South Sudan Sudan Uganda
29 November 2019 It takes a village to defeat HIV Community support, economic empowerment and good nutrition are essential for affected people to thrive HIV/AIDS
29 November 2019 In the country of orphans Eswatini in southern Africa has the world's highest HIV rate, leaving 58 percent of children there vulnerable HIV/AIDS Eswatini
28 November 2019 Working from Yemen’s Green City An interview with WFP's programme policy officer Itaru Furuta Emergencies Japan Yemen
25 November 2019 Whatever it takes: One woman’s story of perseverance in West Darfur WFP staffer Huda Abouh Mohamed Ali recalls the perils of being a humanitarian under challenging circumstances
25 November 2019 Congo weathers treacherous floods WFP is responding to the worst flooding along the Ubangi river since 1999, with 50,000 displaced Climate Floods Congo
25 November 2019 HIV-positive people in Malawi are winning a boost from WFP Hunger makes medication ineffective but nutritional support from WFP is putting lives back on track HIV/AIDS Nutrition Malawi
19 November 2019 7 ways WFP is innovating to reach zero hunger From growing vegetables in the desert to digital training that allows refugees to continue working wherever they are living Innovation and technology
15 November 2019 Central Sahel: the humanitarian emergency the world is ignoring WFP's director of emergencies, Margot van der Velden, calls for urgent investment to stem a deepening disaster Emergencies Zero Hunger
11 November 2019 Lessons in hope for refugees in Rwanda A peek into Mahama Camp where around 60,000 people who've escaped neighbouring countries gain the skills to start a new life Refugees and migration Rwanda
4 November 2019 South Sudan’s unholy trinity Face to face with conflict, drought and floods as climate change exacerbates weather extremes Climate Emergencies South Sudan
30 October 2019 Not too cool for school in Kyrgyzstan How a World Food Programme school feeding project is changing the lives of underprivileged children in Central Asia School feeding Kyrgyz Republic
25 October 2019 Cassava at the crossroads in Congo A hardy root crop that is a staple of Central African cuisine could hold the key to feeding a nation Congo
24 October 2019 ‘When the people move, we move too’ World Food Programme responds to mass displacement of people in northeast Syria Conflicts Emergencies Syrian Arab Republic
16 October 2019 The farmers fighting food loss in Uganda Training in handling harvests to reduce spoiling is ushering subsistence farming towards agribusiness Campaigns Food Waste Smallholder Farmers Uganda
15 October 2019 To protect and preserve: How packaging can help prevent food loss and waste An interview with the WFP Food Safety & Quality Unit's packaging expert Supply Chain
14 October 2019 Restoring hope in the toughest times Cash transfers in El Salvador are enabling rural women to tranform their lives and smile more Cash transfers Food for Assets Gender
14 October 2019 The silent enablers A visit to Tanzania's logistics hubs highlights the role of warehouses in the fight against hunger Logistics and delivery networks Supply Chain United Republic of Tanzania
11 October 2019 1.3 billion reasons to #StopTheWaste Campaign highlights gross paradox of hunger and food waste Campaigns Development
10 October 2019 ‘How a microloan and training turned my struggling stall into a busy shop’ With help from the World Food Programme, Sayyida, a mother-of-three in Upper Egypt, turned a business dream into reality. Development Egypt
8 October 2019 To end malnutrition, the private sector needs to be at the table The private sector should view improving nutrition as a business opportunity, not just a moral duty. Development Nutrition
3 October 2019 Burkina Faso’s balancing act How one corner of Africa's Sahel region is safeguarding gains in resilience while ramping up emergency response Conflicts Emergencies Resilience Burkina Faso
25 September 2019 End the conflicts and Feed our Future Syrian refugees make their voices heard on the big screen Conflicts Refugees and migration Zero Hunger Syrian Arab Republic
