As Niger’s men emigrate, women work to outwit a changing climate
World Food Programme and Government join forces to boost farm production, strengthen livelihoods and empower women in a challenging environment
WFP supports Namibia’s effort to ensure food self sufficiency
The Republic of Namibia has achieved high food self-sufficiency levels, thanks to sustained output from smallholder and large-scale farmers and WFP’s support for end-to-end food systems in Namibia.
Water day in pictures: WFP acts for people facing hunger
Climate shocks and land degradation mean too much or too little water for people in some of the world’s most vulnerable places
Africa Day of School Feeding reminds why scaling up school meals is so important
While we celebrate progress, it’s important to recognize many more learners must be offered sustained and sustainable access to nutrition
Italy helps WFP boost farmers resilience in Mozambique
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomes a contribution of €2 million from the Government of Italy that will help tackle climate change-induced vulnerabilities and strengthen food and nutritional security for up to 10,000 people including smallholder farmers, youth and women from selected farmers organizations in Tete province, in central Mozambique.
Grace and Salwa, a story of resilience in South Sudan
A German-funded WFP-UNICEF project brings families and communities together to realize change
Uganda, funding for climate adaptation is key to refugee
Lessons from East Africa’s most ambitious and under-resourced response to refugees
Disability, WFP interventions in Venezuela demonstrate that it is never too late to learn
Struggling Venezuelans must make tough choices among basic needs when family members have disabilities. WFP school meals are changing that.
In Mali’s restive Segou region, WFP and UN partners give women tools to build resilience
Conflict and climate shocks have deepened hunger and malnutrition in the West African nation; now some of its mothers can better respond