World Food Programme

Conflict is a leading driver of hunger, disrupting food production, supply chains, and local economies. As global challenges grow, these are ways WFP uses food assistance to address the root causes of conflict and foster peace. WFP identifies three pathways for fostering peaceful co-existence in communities, learn more 👇 #UNGA79

WFP’s new digitized distribution system is making sure the right type of assistance reaches to the right person, at the right time in #Ethiopia. WFP continues to provide lifesaving food support to communities affected by conflict and climate extremes.   Ever wondered what a WFP food distribution actually looks like? Hear from Amina Mubuka Subira to learn more👇🏾

🌍 It is #WorldAIDSDay! As a proud partner of UNAIDS, our work in emergencies is essential to ensuring that no one is left behind, particularly those affected by HIV. Through our food, nutrition, and economic support, we empower people living with HIV to lead full and healthy lives. 9 million people living with HIV still lack access to life-saving treatment, and last year alone, 630,000 lives were lost to AIDS-related illnesses. To combat this epidemic, it is critical that we enhance access to adequate nutrition, healthcare services, and social protection for all individuals living with HIV. Together, we can make a difference! Download the UNAIDS 2024 World AIDS Report: https://lnkd.in/d8EV6zsu.

🚨 Violence in #Haiti has surged. Half the population now face acute hunger. WFP remains on the ground, delivering aid reaching some of the hardest-to-reach communities in Port-au-Prince. Hear from WFP's Elena 👇

The cost of feeding millions of people experiencing conflicts, climate disasters and other crises is roughly what the world spends on streaming in just six weeks. WFP is asking for $16.9 billion to support families in need in 2025. Let's make sure families are fed in 2025. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/dcnUMGUd

📣 Mark your calendars!   For the UNICEF and WFP Global Impact Evaluation Forum 2024 at the United Nations, with the theme Experimenting, learning and scaling up what works in a fragile world.   📅 WHEN: 2-5 December 2024 📍 WHERE: New York City and Online   The Forum builds on the momentum of the inaugural WFP Impact Evaluation Forum held in Rome in December 2023, delving into the issues raised last year, but with a stronger focus on child and gender outcomes in fragile settings, and increased global vulnerabilities associated with climate fragility.   It tackles questions such as “How can impact evaluation help demonstrate the difference we are making in people’s lives in fragile contexts?” and “What current interventions and potential solutions in those contexts warrant rigorous assessment through impact evaluation?”   Participants will have the opportunity to showcase impact evidence from climate-prone and poly-crisis environments, learn from each other’s experiences, and identify concrete areas of potential collaboration on impact evaluation.   The event will amplify existing capacity with sessions on the latest methodological and practical innovations and will invest in strengthening connections between evidence generators and users.   🖥️ For more about the event including the programme, visit: https://lnkd.in/gczT_afT 📺 Access the forum's agenda and participate in the online sessions: https://lnkd.in/gjWKYPz2   #Evidence4Impact

Gender-based violence disrupts lives and limits access to essential resources including food. This #16Days, join WFP in standing up and speaking out for an end to violence against women and girls and a safer and more food-secure future for all. In 2024, WFP #Ukraine have supported nearly 650,000 women and their families with food assistance, many of whom are facing the harsh realities of war and displacement. Hear from WFP's Marianne Ward and team👇

WFP's 2025 Global Outlook outlines our commitment to reach those in need and the innovative solutions we'll implement to make this a reality. Conflict is a major driver, affecting 65% of the food-insecure population, while extreme weather events disrupt agriculture and worsen shortages. Additionally, critical funding shortfalls are hampering aid efforts. WFP aims to assist 123 million people in 2025, focusing on saving lives and building resilience. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dcnUMGUd

WFP has delivered emergency assistance to over half a million people in #Lebanon since the escalation of the conflict began. WFP has enough food stocks inside the country to support over 1.3 million people with varying levels of assistance. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d3jJVsAU

🎉Congratulations to our own Alia Zaki, Head of Communications and Information Management at WFP #Palestine on being named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for 2024! We are proud to see Alia recognized for her contributions and commitment to making a difference. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dDvyzXXG Congratulations, Alia! 🎊