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Farmers are seeing bumper harvests thanks to WFP’s collaboration with a local social enterprise

A WFP project is multiplying harvests and offering one answer to weather's whims

Tour guide Coris Dember talks about rebuilding his life in hurricane-smashed Union Island – where WFP food support helps residents recover

WFP steps up support but needs increased funding and access.

How a beloved mule driver delivers WFP food to hungry kids

WFP is responding to soaring humanitarian needs and building more durable futures

Intensifying military operations are displacing hundreds of thousands and driving up hunger

Despite WFP and other assistance, hunger and fear are rife among those displaced

Unless fighting stops, Gazans face a winter of extreme hunger

Learn how WFP works with communities worldwide to revive old superfood traditions and introduce new ones

Sourcing ingredients locally supports both markets and children

A guide to the facts, figures and frontline work of the World Food Programme

As conflict hopscotches from Gaza to Lebanon, WFP’s Lebanon Country Director describes the grim fallout and growing humanitarian needs

In the capital Khartoum, WFP's Jon Dumont finds a war-shattered, hungry city

WFP scales up to reach nearly a million people across the region

World Food Programme leaders in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Palestine and Sudan – three of our biggest emergencies – call for the guns to fall silent

WFP looks at the fallout of unrest and the loss of school meals in countries where we operate

World Food Programme urgently needs funds to expand irrigation projects as communities across Southern Africa reel from El Niño

Agriculture is gaining ground even in the driest parts of the traditionally pastoral East African country

Progress welcome but not enough, World Food Programme warns, as region feels knock-on effects of crisis

World Food Programme’s Multi-Country Office in Barbados works with governments and partners to assist people affected by extreme weather

Food trucks stuck as waterborne diseases pose threat to malnourished children and women

World Food Programme can reach millions with assistance – if funding and a ceasefire arrive

A global resilience project by WFP and partners gives farmers a cushion to bet on the future

Chair of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and WFP representatives in Guatemala and India share views on how Indigenous Peoples' traditional knowledge and practices can promote food security and protect the environment