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2020 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. The UN World Food Programme saves lives in crises and supports communities to advance a future free from hunger.

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The rising global cost of conflicts, crises, and funding cuts is being paid by families who can least afford it. WFP’s Acting Executive Director @CarlSkau explains how hunger is rising, while our ability to respond is increasingly limited.
❗In eastern #DRC, conflict, hunger and malnutrition are already severe. WFP is supporting frontline teams responding to the Ebola outbreak and continues delivering food to protect vulnerable communities. 📣 Sustained support is critical to contain the outbreak and prevent deepe…
🟡 WFP is scaling up its response in #DRC to support families impacted by the Ebola crisis. Hear from WFP’s Nikhila on how WFP and partners are providing vital meals to patients in treatment centres. ⤵️
📍#Uganda: For refugees arriving from South Sudan after long, exhausting journeys, this is the first stop. “Every meal here is designed to restore what the journey took,” WFP's Moses explains ⤵️ As conflict and food insecurity force more families like Angelina's to seek safety…
⚠️ WFP is being forced into impossible choices — reaching only a fraction of those in need. When resources are there, we deliver. When they’re not, people are left behind. WFP’s @RaniabtBakhita explains👇
📍#DRCongo: As Ebola resurges, WFP and partners are providing vital meals to patients in treatment centres.   Malnutrition weakens the body’s defences — increasing the risk of severe illness.   Sustained support is critical to protect communities from both disease and hunger.
⚠️#Lebanon’s humanitarian emergency is deepening. Over 1 million people are displaced — and rising prices are pushing food beyond reach — as crisis enters third month. WFP is scaling up assistance nationwide. 📣 But access and funding are critical to keep lifelines open. www.wfp.org/news/wfp-scales-response-leban...
In Akobo, #SouthSudan, families are already facing catastrophic hunger — and the situation is worsening. WFP's Mutinta Chimuka explains how teams are scaling up assistance, even as conflict and the rainy season restrict access. 📣Sustained access, funding and an end to hostilit…
The epicentre of the Ebola health crisis is in the heart of WFP’s operational areas in eastern #DRCongo. As millions in the region already face hunger, even small disruptions risk pushing families deeper into crisis. WFP is on the ground, moving responders and supplies. Speed a…
📍In eastern #DRCongo, WFP is moving frontline teams and essential cargo for the Ebola response — reaching hard‑to‑access areas and keeping operations running. Hear more from WFP's Marcel ⤵️
Providing life-saving food assistance takes more than one step. Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters—from planning and procurement to transport, storage, and delivery. 5 steps. One mission: supporting those most in need.
✈️ What is an airlift? It’s how relief reaches people when roads are impassable. In South Sudan, where roads can vanish for months, WFP aviation delivers food, water and medicine at scale - 13,000+ tons delivered and 9,400 tons airdropped in 2025.
🚨 Burhakaba, #Somalia is on the brink of catastrophe. Nearly 40% of children under five are acutely malnourished. Across Somalia, 6 million people face crisis hunger — but funding gaps mean WFP can reach only 1 in 10.
🚨 #SouthSudan faces one of its most severe hunger crises. In Akobo, WFP is racing to stabilize food security and reach the most vulnerable before conditions worsen. But needs are rising fast — and access remains a major challenge. Hear from our emergency coordinator 👇
In Haiti, @WFPSupplyChain provides a vital link for WFP and the humanitarian sector - moving food and supplies through some of the toughest conditions to reach families in need. WFP's Channon shows how we keep assistance flowing when it matters most ➡️
📍 #Lebanon: A school in Beirut is now sheltering 250+ displaced people. What began as a displacement crisis is becoming a food security crisis. WFP & partners are providing meals, food & cash — but needs are rising fast👇
⚠️ #Haiti: A new wave of violence has displaced around 30,000 people in the capital. Families are fleeing with little and seeking refuge in already overcrowded sites. WFP is providing emergency food rations to new arrivals, many of them mothers, children and the elderly — but u…
🔴The #Ebola outbreak in eastern #DRC is compounding an already severe humanitarian situation, where millions are facing extreme levels of hunger driven by conflict and displacement. 🔴WFP is on the ground, moving responders & supplies and providing food and nutrition to affecte…
🔵 Humanitarian supply chains make up 70% of emergency response costs. In today's complex world, every dollar and every minute counts to saving more lives, @Corinne_WFP explains👇
🔵 Every day, @WFPSupplyChain is a lifeline — moving food and essential supplies to some of the hardest‑to‑reach places. From trucks, ships and aircraft to boats, our teams work around the clock to make sure assistance reaches families when it matters most. 🔗 www.wfp.org/supply-chain
📍A Somali mother walked 500 km to find safety. At this health centre, her child received life‑saving nutrition support. But next month, that support stops, because funding is running out — just as Somalia faces one of its most severe hunger crises in years. WFP's @mfjhollingworth
From #Ukraine’s wheat fields to the frontline. WFP is supporting communities near the front line by delivering locally bought and grown foods — helping farmers and producers continue their work, while ensuring assistance reaches those who need it most.
The latest data shows what WFP teams see every day on the ground: Extreme hunger in #Sudan is not only widespread, it is deepening as the conflict persists. WFP's Ross Smith explains more ⤵️
#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 @CarlSkau explains why vital support must b…
After more than three years of war, the risk of famine in #Sudan persists. ➡️ 2 in 5 people face crisis‑level hunger ➡️ 825,000 children under five are at risk from severe malnutrition WFP remains on the ground — but support must urgently grow to stop the crisis from becoming a…
🆘#Somalia: A rapidly intensifying hunger emergency is pushing 6 million people into critical levels of food insecurity. New data shows nearly 2 million children are acutely malnourished. UN agencies warn the risk of famine is rising without urgent action.
Funding shortfalls are forcing WFP to scale back food assistance in #Syria — 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.
❗A shock to energy and fertilizer markets is already pushing food prices higher. WFP forecasts that the effects of the Middle East crisis on food security will likely be felt for months to come. 📣Now is the moment for early, collective action — before needs spiral beyond our…
Humanitarian supply chains are lifelines. From the frontlines of crises to the most remote communities, WFP moves fast to deliver food, cash and relief where it matters most. This is what the world’s largest humanitarian supply chain looks like. 🔗 wfp.org/supply-chain
The ripple effects of the Middle East conflict continue to impact the global economy. The true cost of this crisis will extend far beyond the frontlines - on the dinner tables of families who can least afford it.
🔴 Rising operational costs mean the same funding is reaching fewer people. WFP has already been forced to stop assisting 1.5 million people as the cost of fuel, food and transport reduces our reach. Up to 9 million people could be cut from assistance this year if high prices…
⚠️A hunger crisis in #Somalia is unfolding. It's driven by a dangerous combination of drought, reduced humanitarian assistance, and the ripple effects of conflict in the Middle East. Hear from WFP's @mfjhollingworth in Puntland, one of the areas hardest hit. ⤵️
Across oceans and borders, through conflict zones and tough terrain, WFP teams bring food, cash and relief to people in need—any way we can. This is the world’s largest humanitarian supply chain. 🔗 wfp.org/supply-chain
📍#Gaza: Six months into the ceasefire and food security remains a major concern. 🟡Families face numerous challenges as hunger continues to cast its shadow over many lives. 🟡WFP is on the ground, supporting those most in need, but true recovery requires more than just aid.
🔴 Global shocks don’t stay in markets — they show up in what families can afford to eat. If the conflict in the Middle East continues and fuel prices remain high, even basic staples will be pushed out of reach for millions, driving acute hunger higher in 2026.
A global hunger emergency is looming. High prices and ongoing conflict linked to the Middle East crisis are pushing food beyond reach for millions. At the same time, rising costs have already forced WFP to stop assisting 1.5M people. ➡️Learn more
📍#Bangladesh: WFP has activated its anticipatory action response to deliver lifesaving cash assistance to communities at risk of severe flooding. More than 20,000 households have so far received assistance. Together with early warning messages, families are better able to prepa…