A grandmother’s resolve to feed her family in drought-stricken NamibiaThe worst drought Taimi has seen in 20 years put incredible strain on her and other Namibian farmers — but hope is slowly returning.1d ago1d ago
Locally sourced school meals support Burundi’s students and farmersSelling produce to local schools gives farmers a stable income — and their children, nutritious meals.May 8May 8
Uganda: Refugee influx, limited funding strains WFP responseWithout US$50 million in fresh support, one million people could lose food assistanceApr 31Apr 31
School meals brighten children’s futuresIn Uganda’s Karamoja region, WFP’s school meals are improving education outcomes for children like Janet.Mar 9Mar 9
How Radio Saves Lives in SomaliaFor Somalis, FM radio provides more than news updates and information. It is an effective tool of mass communication to disseminate…Feb 19Feb 19
Beekeeping ‘hustle’ helps Kenyan family thrive in a changing climateIncreasingly frequent droughts have worsened food insecurity in Kenya. They are also endangering the pastoral way of life, as herder…Feb 71Feb 71
From crisis to safety: WFP supports Sudanese refugees in making a fresh start in RwandaHundreds of Sudanese asylum seekers have found shelter from war and hunger at a settlement in eastern RwandaJan 27Jan 27
Fishing in the desert: Unlocking Lake Turkana’s potential in the face of a changing climateAs climate change ravages the land and livestock in northwestern Kenya, some pastoralists are turning to fishing to survive. Lake Turkana…Jan 161Jan 161
Three ways Korean rice offers hope to Eastern Africa’s food insecure displaced and host communitiesThe number of people facing severe hunger in Eastern Africa has more than doubled in the last five years, reaching 63.5 million people…Dec 17, 2024Dec 17, 2024
Published inWorld Food Programme InsightBuilding equality in Burundi through inclusive social protectionWFP and the Government of Burundi are supporting refugee families to ‘be like others.’Dec 3, 2024Dec 3, 2024