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2019 - Hunger Map

2019 - Hunger Map

WFP's Hunger Map depicts the prevalence of undernourishment in the population of each country in 2016-18. From Africa and Asia to Latin America and the Near East, there are 821 million people - more than 1 in 9 of the world population - who do not get enough to eat. Our downloadable Hunger Map provides invaluable info that helps school teachers and children to learn more about the biggest single risk to global health.
It is a high resolution pdf (1.09 MB) that can be printed for display purposes.
Nutrition Zero Hunger
Iraq - Annual Country Report

Iraq - Annual Country Report

The 2018 Annual Country Report (ACR) covers WFP Iraq’s first year of transitioning towards a Country Strategic Plan.

Explore WFP Iraq’s programmes to meet the food needs of internally displaced people (IDPs), refugees and returnees, including School Feeding, Digital Skills Training and initiatives to foster resilience and livelihoods. The ACR covers cross-cutting issues on Gender, Protection, Accountability to Affected Populations, and Environment. Assess how WFP Iraq performed in 2018 with available resources, the results achieved and key partnerships. Learn about Innovation in WFP Iraq’s work to digitalise the national Public Distribution System of food rations.
Analyses and assessments Emergencies Emergency Preparedness and Response Gender equality Social Protection and Safety Nets Iraq
What WFP is doing in Myanmar

What WFP is doing in Myanmar

Myanmar has made significant progress in reducing poverty, improving food security and addressing malnutrition. However, challenges still remain to ensure that all families have access to diverse and nutritious food. WFP is working to ensure that Myanmar is on-track to reach zero hunger by 2030. Take a look at how WFP is helping:
Analyses and assessments Myanmar

Contributions by year

Many countries, institutions, organizations, companies and individuals contribute funds to WFP every year. Choose a year to see the corresponding list of donors.
Funding and donors
SAFE Initiative

SAFE Initiative

WFP’s SAFE (Safe Access to Fuel and Energy) initiative adopts a multi-faceted approach to meet the energy security of beneficiaries worldwide through sustainable-energy related activities, enhancing lives and protecting both people and the environment. The following publications highlight the aims and facts of the initiative.
Safe Access to Fuel and Energy (SAFE) Initiative
Seasonal Monitor

Seasonal Monitor

Analyses and assessments Food security analysis (VAM) Burkina Faso Georgia Gambia Japan Libya Cabo Verde Palestine Egypt Central African Republic Democratic People's Republic of Korea Sao Tome and Principe Democratic Republic of the Congo Timor-Leste Sri Lanka Dominican Republic Ethiopia Nepal Nigeria Somalia Brazil Jordan Afghanistan Iran (Islamic Republic of) Mauritania Pakistan Bhutan Cambodia Lesotho Morocco Eswatini Kyrgyzstan Lao People's Democratic Republic Lebanon Algeria Bangladesh China Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Angola Armenia Azerbaijan Benin Burundi Cameroon Chad Colombia Côte d'Ivoire Cuba Djibouti Ecuador El Salvador Ghana Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Haiti Honduras India Indonesia Iraq Kazakhstan Kenya Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Republic of Moldova Mozambique Namibia Nicaragua Panama Peru Rwanda Senegal Sierra Leone South Africa South Sudan Tajikistan Congo Niger Philippines Sudan Myanmar Tunisia Turkey Uganda Uzbekistan Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe Russian Federation Viet Nam Eritrea Syrian Arab Republic Togo Comoros United Republic of Tanzania Ukraine

WFP Standby Partnerships Annual Report 2018

Standby partners are an important mechanism for WFP to rapidly augment its emergency response. Not only do standby partners provide rapid surge capacity during emergencies, they also bring to WFP specific technical skills and equipment that are not available in-house. Standby partners bring expertise that help WFP adapt to the changing humanitarian landscape. WFP’s standby partner relationships are managed by the Augmented Logistics Intervention Team for Emergencies (ALITE) within WFP’s Supply Chain Division.
Partnerships
Energy for Food Security

Energy for Food Security

WFP’s efforts to achieve zero hunger can be strengthened by providing the energy beneficiaries need for producing, transforming and consuming food, which will enhance both their food security and nutrition. Find out more on how people’s food security can be enhanced with improved energy access.
Food safety and quality