Stories

As African governments mark a decade of progress on school feeding, the push is on to get more children on board

Markets are finding their feet with the arrival of more commodities, but it’s not enough, says World Food Programme Palestine chief

World Food Programme calls for urgent diplomatic interventions as the second largest city in east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo falls to M23

Continued progress depends heavily on the ceasefire holding

A WFP photographer reflects on the kindness of strangers, despite hunger and hardship

‘There is not a minute to lose’ says World Food Programme’s Country Director

World Food Programme calls for funds as vulnerable groups remain at risk of malnutrition despite the ceasefire

Energy projects are fighting hunger – and much more

Support to Wad Madani offers hope but progress is fragile in stopping hunger's spread in isolated and conflict-torn areas

The World Food Programme starts roll-out of assistance to more than 1 million people

The World Food Programme is poised to roll out assistance to more than 1 million people but needs urgent funds

How cash softens hardship for millions of displaced people in East Africa

While Namilongo primary school, in Malawi’s southern Zomba District, has no computers or high tech, it does have a deep respect for learning and inclusion

WFP’s Ukraine Country Director revisits a difficult year and looks ahead

The term "food basket" is often used to describe a form of assistance the World Food Programme provides to people caught up in crisis. But what exactly is meant by this, and what goes into the basket? We take a closer look…

World Food Programme calls for US$19 million to assist 215,000 people over next three months

WFP’s emergency communications head recently visited the strip — here’s what he saw

How funds enable the Government and the World Food Programme to ensure people are informed and prepared

In November, World Food Programme trucks finally arrived at the famine-stricken Zamzam camp in North Darfur and other hard-to-reach locations – this is how

A veteran World Food Programme photographer recalls the harrowing experience of visiting the epicentre of the global shock in 2005 and then returning a decade later

How the World Food Programme is helping people grow crops, resilience and independence

In the western town of Paoua, a community revitalizes farming and education, with WFP support

‘We must ensure that the most vulnerable people receive the food and assistance they need,’ says the World Food Programme's Country Director for Syria

WFP urgently requires US$49 million to sustain emergency operations as winter sets in

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