The WFP KOICA Self Reliance Programme in Egypt helps food-insecure refugees and host communities build livelihoods through vocational and business training.
The World Food Programme (WFP), through generous contributions from the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), supported food-insecure refugees and host communities in Egypt through programmes that strengthen self-reliance, resilience and social cohesion. By promoting livelihoods and income-generating opportunities, these initiatives helped individuals transition from immediate assistance to sustainable self-sufficiency, while fostering inclusion and stability within communities. The following success stories are just a few examples of people who have built more secure and resilient lives through the trainings provided.