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Food is life. 💙

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 they’re needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.

Learn how WFP is feeding the world’s hungriest people.

Food is life. 💙

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 they’re needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.

Learn how WFP is feeding the world’s hungriest people.

Food is life. 💙

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 they’re needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.

Learn how WFP is feeding the world’s hungriest people.

Food is life. 💙

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 they’re needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.

Learn how WFP is feeding the world’s hungriest people.

Food is life. 💙

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 they’re needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.

Learn how WFP is feeding the world’s hungriest people.

Food is life. 💙

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 they’re needed most. Hunger is a global emergency we can't ignore.

Learn how WFP is feeding the world’s 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 — and increasingly under attack.

Saving lives shouldn’t cost lives. #ActForHumanity

Reaching communities in need with life-saving food assistance takes more than one step, it takes a coordinated effort to ensure the right food reaches the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

📝 Planning
🌾 Procurement
🚚 Transport
📦 Storage
🤲 Delivery

Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters.

Reaching communities in need with life-saving food assistance takes more than one step, it takes a coordinated effort to ensure the right food reaches the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

📝 Planning
🌾 Procurement
🚚 Transport
📦 Storage
🤲 Delivery

Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters.

Reaching communities in need with life-saving food assistance takes more than one step, it takes a coordinated effort to ensure the right food reaches the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

📝 Planning
🌾 Procurement
🚚 Transport
📦 Storage
🤲 Delivery

Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters.

Reaching communities in need with life-saving food assistance takes more than one step, it takes a coordinated effort to ensure the right food reaches the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

📝 Planning
🌾 Procurement
🚚 Transport
📦 Storage
🤲 Delivery

Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters.

Reaching communities in need with life-saving food assistance takes more than one step, it takes a coordinated effort to ensure the right food reaches the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

📝 Planning
🌾 Procurement
🚚 Transport
📦 Storage
🤲 Delivery

Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters.

Reaching communities in need with life-saving food assistance takes more than one step, it takes a coordinated effort to ensure the right food reaches the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

📝 Planning
🌾 Procurement
🚚 Transport
📦 Storage
🤲 Delivery

Every stage of WFP’s supply chain matters.

Families in Lebanon are being forced to make difficult choices, with nearly a quarter of people now facing acute food insecurity.

⚠️ Without sustained and timely humanitarian and livelihood support, acute food insecurity is likely to deepen further, at a time when many households are already struggling to afford food.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

A bread crisis has taken hold of Gaza.

Import restrictions on ingredients, machinery and spare parts are choking a sector already weakened by a war that damaged or destroyed many of its bakeries.

WFP-contracted bakeries currently produce around one third of the Strip’s bread needs, but for many families, this staple remains out of reach.

“We need all crossings into Gaza to open and to be free to import what we need to make our businesses work,” says Mohammed Zidan, owner of Castle bakery in Deir al-Balah. “After all, what we do is make sure people have bread to eat.”

Beyond its support to bakeries, WFP reaches 1.6 million people every month across its activities in Gaza.

Six months into the ceasefire in Gaza, 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.

🚨 In South Sudan, recent escalations of conflict are driving worsening hunger and malnutrition, with women and children being amongts the most affected.

‘’People were killed and children were taken’’ says Nyawiel, as she describes the violence and loss her community endured.

WFP is on the ground delivering emergency food and nutrition support, but urgent additional help is needed.

📈 Food prices are already shooting up worldwide.

The world is on the brink of a hunger emergency, as the ripple effects of the Middle East crisis threaten the livelihoods of millions of people.

If prices remain high and the conflict continues, basic food staples will be pushed out of reach. Rising operational costs have already forced WFP to stop assisting 1.5 million people and that number could rise to 9 million people in 2026.

Learn more👆

📈 Food prices are already shooting up worldwide.

The world is on the brink of a hunger emergency, as the ripple effects of the Middle East crisis threaten the livelihoods of millions of people.

If prices remain high and the conflict continues, basic food staples will be pushed out of reach. Rising operational costs have already forced WFP to stop assisting 1.5 million people and that number could rise to 9 million people in 2026.

Learn more👆

📈 Food prices are already shooting up worldwide.

The world is on the brink of a hunger emergency, as the ripple effects of the Middle East crisis threaten the livelihoods of millions of people.

If prices remain high and the conflict continues, basic food staples will be pushed out of reach. Rising operational costs have already forced WFP to stop assisting 1.5 million people and that number could rise to 9 million people in 2026.

Learn more👆

📈 Food prices are already shooting up worldwide.

The world is on the brink of a hunger emergency, as the ripple effects of the Middle East crisis threaten the livelihoods of millions of people.

If prices remain high and the conflict continues, basic food staples will be pushed out of reach. Rising operational costs have already forced WFP to stop assisting 1.5 million people and that number could rise to 9 million people in 2026.

Learn more👆

📈 Food prices are already shooting up worldwide.

The world is on the brink of a hunger emergency, as the ripple effects of the Middle East crisis threaten the livelihoods of millions of people.

If prices remain high and the conflict continues, basic food staples will be pushed out of reach. Rising operational costs have already forced WFP to stop assisting 1.5 million people and that number could rise to 9 million people in 2026.

Learn more👆

⚠️ In Lebanon, a sharp escalation in violence has reversed recent food security gains, pushing the country back into crisis.

Nearly one in four people is expected to face acute food insecurity in the coming months, as conflict, displacement and economic pressures collide.

Without sustained and timely humanitarian and livelihood support, hunger is likely to deepen further.

⚠️ In Lebanon, a sharp escalation in violence has reversed recent food security gains, pushing the country back into crisis.

Nearly one in four people is expected to face acute food insecurity in the coming months, as conflict, displacement and economic pressures collide.

Without sustained and timely humanitarian and livelihood support, hunger is likely to deepen further.

⚠️ In Lebanon, a sharp escalation in violence has reversed recent food security gains, pushing the country back into crisis.

Nearly one in four people is expected to face acute food insecurity in the coming months, as conflict, displacement and economic pressures collide.

Without sustained and timely humanitarian and livelihood support, hunger is likely to deepen further.

⚠️ In Lebanon, a sharp escalation in violence has reversed recent food security gains, pushing the country back into crisis.

Nearly one in four people is expected to face acute food insecurity in the coming months, as conflict, displacement and economic pressures collide.

Without sustained and timely humanitarian and livelihood support, hunger is likely to deepen further.

⚠️ In Lebanon, a sharp escalation in violence has reversed recent food security gains, pushing the country back into crisis.

Nearly one in four people is expected to face acute food insecurity in the coming months, as conflict, displacement and economic pressures collide.

Without sustained and timely humanitarian and livelihood support, hunger is likely to deepen further.

Conflict and displacement are driving a worsening hunger crisis in📍South Sudan.

The latest data shows a risk of famine in the hardest hit areas, and nearly 700,000 children in danger of severe and deadly malnutrition.

🚨 More support is urgently needed or the future of millions of people will be at risk.