Stories

World Food Programme (WFP) engineer Daniela Villar on monsoon preparations in refugee camps in Bangladesh and being a woman in the male-dominated world of engineering

Notes taken during World Food Programme (WFP) rapid food security assessment mission to Senegal's Sahel, where experts are warning of worsening hunger and malnutrition conditions.

Rebuilding homes and lives three years after Nepal's earthquakes

The upsurge in violence in Eastern Ghouta has forced tens of thousands of people out of their homes and into makeshift shelters set up across rural Damascus

How packaging helps WFP food to withstand airdrops and reach people in need

Conflict feeds hunger. Three years of devastating conflict in Yemen have left the country crippled by hunger, poverty and disease.

New refugees given land to help promote self-sufficiency and integrate people into local economy

Staffer reveals her passion for role and one heart-rending moment she will never forget

Seven years into the Syrian conflict, a WFP convoy reaches people barely surviving hunger and bombings in an active war zone

Three women, three very different stories, one training programme— how initiative gives vulnerable young people a voice.

A woman's battle and eventual triumph after returning to her country

Warm food at school can keep children nourished, educated and in the classroom until they are ready to graduate

The monsoon season sets new challenges for people living in camps on the Bangladesh border

Life-saving work would be impossible without generosity of Swedish government

Lack of funding threatens the lives of 400,000 children in Kasai Region

Six key areas lie at heart of country's dramatic transformation to Zero Hunger

Changes are reaping multiple benefits for villagers

Burundi refugees in Rwanda hope for peace so they can return

An insight into how families are trying to find a sense of normality in Djibouti

Why is a country with a rich cuisine and thriving agricultural sector struggling with poor diets?

Their lives suddenly became happier after their families started receiving payments

Delivering money directly into the hands of drought-hit families means greater freedom to choose.

Tech-minded humanitarians at the World Food Programme are exploring the use of unmanned aerial vehicles to map needs in disasters.

Stories of extreme conditions faced by families in East Ghouta, a besieged enclave in Syria

‘My kids come home and even start teaching us — the parents — what food is healthy and what is not'