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17/09/2017 — Cuba

WFP Launches Food Assistance Operation in Cuba in Aftermath of Hurricane Irma
12/09/2017 — Cuba

WFP Ramps Up Assistance To Islands Of The Caribbean Battered By Hurricane Irma
11/10/2016 — Cuba

WFP To Provide Food Assistance In Cuba In The Wake Of Hurricane Matthew
30/05/2016 — Cuba

WFP supports Cuba in evaluating trends in its population’s dietary habits
19/05/2016 — Cuba

WFP awards the work of little artists in Cuba to promote healthy food and good nutrition
12/05/2016 — Cuba

Strengthening monitoring and evaluation capacities to ensure accountability of results

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Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Yursys Miranda

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Yursys Miranda

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Cuba, San Antonio del Sur, 17 June 2017

The World Food Programme helps support rural families in Cuba’s drought-affected areas to determine the food and nutrition vulnerabilities related to the phenomenon, as well as to reduce the connected risks.

On June 17, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, the WFP met with residents of the San Antonio del Sur, Imías, and Punta de Maisí municipalities, which comprise the most drought-vulnerable municipalities in the country. They talked about their abilities and creativity as stewards of the land loomed large.

In the photo: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought in Cuba.

Photo: WFP/Marianela González

Videos(1)Video archives

16/03/2016 — Cuba

Cuba: WFP and Sustainable Agriculture

This project benefits 1,500 Cuban farmers with the support of WFP and funding from Canada. Its two goals: Increase the farmers' bean production --Cuba's main staple food--to provide the grain quality needed to prepare hot meals provided through the national safety nets to approximately 61,000 people in schools, retirement homes and maternity centres in the two provinces where the project is under implementation.

For broadcast quality footage, please send us an email at video@wfp.org.

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Seguridad Alimentaria Urbana, Abril 2017

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Operation Evaluations Series, Regional Synthesis 2013-2017: Latin America and the Caribbean Region

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