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WFP delivers critical food assistance in emergencies, supports school meal programmes in 80+ countries, and tackles malnutrition, reaching millions worldwide.
As hunger is on the rise, WFP delivers life-saving solutions where theyâre needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.
Learn how WFP is feeding the worldâs hungriest people.
WFP teams are on the ground supporting communities around the world to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disaster.
Because a world without hunger is a dream we all share. #ZeroHunger
Right now, humanitarians are risking everything to deliver food, water, and hope where no one else can.
But at the same time, aid operations are underfunded, overstretched â and increasingly under attack.
Saving lives shouldnât cost lives. #ActForHumanity
đ #Sudan: New data shows that 2 out of every 5 people are facing extreme levels of hunger, and an estimated 825,000 children under five are at risk of death from severe malnutrition.
After more than three years of conflict, most communities have exhausted their ability to cope. Many families remain trapped in active conflict zones.
Malak and her children have sought shelter in Tawila, an area that has absorbed thousands of families fleeing some of the worst fighting in the country.
âEverything we had, we lost,â she says. With WFP support, Malakâs family can eat again â two proper meals a day, and nutrition supplements to help protect her children from malnutrition.
âIf this assistance stops,â Malak says, âwe will certainly suffer.â
Without urgent, sustained support, lifelines like this are at risk.
#Afghanistan: 2.5M people were forced back from Pakistan & Iran last year, returning to a country at breaking point.
Humanitarian assistance is a lifeline for these people, along with millions more already living in Afghanistan.
WFP's Carl Skau explains why vital support must be sustained đ
đ¨In #Somalia Hunger is deepening â pushing families to the brink.
đ´ 6 million people face crisis-level hunger.
đ´ Nearly 2 million children are acutely malnourished.
WFP delivers nearly 90% of food assistance in Somalia, but funding gaps mean help reaches only 1 in 10 people in urgent need.
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đIn Afghanistan, families cannot always afford nutritious food.
At WFPâsupported clinics, nutrition treatment helps children recover from malnutrition â restoring their health and reducing illness.
Funding shortfalls are forcing WFP to scale back food assistance in #Syria â cutting support for hundreds of thousands of people and halting a nationwide bread programme that helps millions each day.
More support is needed to keep assistance flowing to those who need it most.
đ This is WFPâs supply chain in Haiti and itâs a backbone for the entire humanitarian response.
Across four warehouses nationwide, WFPâs supply chain supports not only WFP operations, but humanitarian partners working across the country.
In 2025, WFP delivered more than 17,000 metric tons of food to local partners reaching communities in need. Through 66 maritime voyages between Haitian ports, nearly 4,000 metric tons of supplies were moved for 32 humanitarian organisations.
Learn more with WFP's Channon Hachandi đ
How does life look like when you're surrounded by drought?
Mahado is one of the millions of people in Somalia who have lost their home and livestock to the drought, and who fight every day to feed their families.
đ¨ Somalia is facing one of the most complex hunger crises in recent years, driven by extreme drought, conflict, large-scale displacement and severely limited humanitarian assistance.
A surge in aid can help turn the tide. WFP is ready and has the capacity to scale up.
đ The ripple effects of the Middle East conflict continue to impact the global economy.
The true cost of this crisis will land far from the frontlines as well.
đHere's why, and why you should care.
âď¸ In some of the worldâs most inaccessible, conflictâaffected places, air drops are often the only way to reach people on the front lines of hunger.
Through WFP Aviation and the UN Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS), WFP delivered over 13,000 tons of humanitarian aid in 2025 and airdropped an additional 9,400 tons of food into South Sudanâs most isolated areas.
Beyond food, WFPâmanaged UNHAS also transported staff from 217 humanitarian organizations, making lifeâsaving operations possible where no other access exists.
