Current Hunger Emergencies

Syria

Humanitarian needs are on the rise across Syria with serious bread and fuel shortages across the country and large number of people displaced as the fighting continues.

 

WFP is currently working to bring food assistance to around 2.5 million people a month in Syria. We are prioritizing the displaced but we also aim to reach the most vulnerable families who are still in their homes but with reduced access to food.

 

Meanwhile, more than one million people have fled across Syria’s borders and become refugees in neighbouring Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Turkey.

 

WFP is responding with food vouchers, conventional food distributions and nutritious snacks for refugees in school. Learn more

 

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Mali

Conflict in the West African nation of Mali has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes, taking refuge in safer parts of the country or in neighbouring countries. The situation is also placing pressure on the communities who are providing hospitality to the influx of families fleeing conflict. They themselves are still recovering from the Sahel drought of 2012.
 

In 2013, WFP aims to bring food assistance to around 530,000 people. They include more than 400,000 people affected by the crisis in the north ( Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal) and more than 130,000 internally displaced people and host families in the southern regions of Mali.
 

WFP also has operations to assist refugees in the neighbouring countries of Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mauritania.  Learn more

 

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