Stories

How the World Food Programme is working with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to change lives in the province of Tanganyika 

Why US$81 a month from the World Food Programme is a lifeline for one woman’s family in a country where conflict continues to force people away from their hometowns

Martial arts training helps combat hard times, a woman in Aleppo tells the Canadian broadcaster – and World Food Programme goodwill ambassador – George Stroumboulopoulos

Culinary luminaries joining World Food Programme campaign for sustainable cooking proves a recipe for success

The climate crisis is compounding hunger for millions of people across the world - here are five takeaways from the UN Climate Change Conference

The World Food Programe is working with governments on the frontlines of the region’s climate crisis as millions struggle to eat

Lunches facilitated by UNICEF and the World Food Programme provide an incentive for youths to keep turning up to class

The World Food Programme’s Innovation Accelerator showcases disruptive solutions for climate action

As World Food Programme funds dry up, heroic efforts to overcome tragic events are put in peril

Through early warnings, embankment building and cash transfers, the World Food Programme is empowering communities facing drought and floods

The World Food Programme stands shoulder-to-shoulder with farmers as extreme weather continues to drive food insecurity in the MENA region

For centuries the waters of Poopó served the Uru Murato community – as they disappeared many left. The World Food Programme is assisting those who stayed on

Amid the country’s worst drought in decades, World Food Programme support offers a reprieve for farmers and herders

As UN climate summit COP27 kicks off in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, the World Food Programme looks at how tech can keep rural communities up to speed with weather events

As poverty and weather extremes drive people from their homes, WFP projects offer an alternative to migration.

Staggering levels of hunger in the country with the highest agricultural potential in Africa cannot go on - the world must step up

Ham radio strengthens emergency telecommunications preparedness in disaster-stricken Mozambique

World leaders meeting in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, in November, must act swiftly to help millions of people facing rising hunger and famine

As world leaders converge on Sharm el-Sheikh for UN climate conference COP27, we highlight some of the countries hit hardest by droughts, floods and storms

WFP and its partners are planting long-term security, literally, by pooling their resources to support a community with a history of conflict and extreme weather

World Food Programme’s unprecedented scaleup requires funds to continue into 2023

An accommodation centre offers comfort cooking and compassion to those uprooted by the war

In the world's youngest country, WFP is empowering communities by constructing roads to improve food security and develop rural economies

As the island nation weathers its latest typhoon season, the WFP Philippines Emergency Coordinator recalls the fallout of one of recent history's strongest storms—and what's needed moving forward.

As climate change upends farming in the drought-prone southern African country, growers like Rosie Jameson are profiting from solar-powered irrigation schemes