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What environmental sustainability means for the world's largest humanitarian organization

A diary from Yemen

"Feed Our Future" mission to Uganda

World Food Programme (WFP) ready to assist half of Yemen's population as hunger numbers are expected to spiral

As Iraqis slowly return to their homes in West Mosul, the World Food Programme-led Emergency Telecommunications Cluster provides support to Community Resource Centres helping people rebuild their lives.

Second edition of the World Food Programme (WFP)'s Counting the Beans index shows food becoming ever less affordable in countries in conflict or subject to political instability.

In Malawi, everyday heroes are making a difference to feed themselves, their families and their communities. Take a Z turn, direction: Zero Hunger

How WFP's cash assistance is helping small-scale traders grow

Pop-up shops in five European cities provide an immersive experience of what shopping is like for refugees in Turkey — and how the European Union and World Food Programme are helping

Refugees in Rwanda dream of no longer relying on others to feed their families and of going home

Shadia's struggles inspire her to one day become a doctor

Photos of Yemeni children capture how conflict is affecting their everyday lives and jeopardizing their futures

Reflections on acting as Miriam in the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)'s ‘Feed Our Future' campaign

Driven by hardship and lack of opportunities, thousands of Venezuelans are walking hundreds of miles in search of a better future abroad

This is what it is like to work in humanitarian crises, one aid worker point-of-view at a time

The fight for Zero Hunger seen through the eyes of participants in the World Food Programme (WFP)'s Children Design Competition.

Life goes on in a Burundian refugee camp in Tanzania as young couples marry and plan a future together

New report estimates the number of undernourished people in 2017 at 821 million — up from 815 in the previous year.

Deployed to Beni town one week after the 10th Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Crispin Mpigirwa is proud to be contributing to saving lives

A young woman from southern Syria remembers her past and shares her fears for the future

Partnership approach builds skills for the future in eastern Ethiopia

What goes into a plate of food? We went to Nalingula school in Malawi where farmers, parents, teachers and children are all looking forward to going back to school to find out.

Bringing food closer to malnourished children

This is the Rohingya response, one year on

A year ago this week, hundreds of thousands of Muslim Rohingya, long established in Myanmar’s Rakhine state but never granted citizenship…