World Food Programme Fighting Hunger Worldwide

Kabul food distribution Kabul's poorer residents can often not afford the food in local markets so many of them count on WFP food distributions like this one.

High food prices and low wages Local food prices have soared so much that in some parts of the country people at times have had to spend 85 percent of their income on food alone.

Bobogul One of the people who counts on this WFP food distribution is Bobogul, a 60-year-old widow, who has been finding it hard to get by recently.

Bobogul's family As head of the household, Bobogul has nine people to feed.

The way back home It’s a steep and exhausting trek back home but feeding the family for 10 days makes it worth it.

Perspectives People try to find work, but casual labour is erratic and the wages haven't kept up with food prices.