Stories

After five years of conflict in Yemen, five people reflect on what this has meant for them and their families. Their stories highlight the human cost of Yemen's war, yet at the same time the country's amazing resilience, dignity and hope.

With the worst drought in decades devastating his country, a World Food Programme humanitarian shares his take

Agency puts expertise and infrastructure at the service of pandemic response and appeals for US$ 350 million as part of consolidated UN funding call

A visit to Saré Bidji shows how government, people and the World Food Programme are putting children's futures first

With World Food Programme support, Abdulkader Akkam rehabilitated four bakeries for vulnerable people in Aleppo

As the world commemorates women's month, we ask women in South Sudan about what equality means to them.

To mark International Women's Day, eight people who help make emergency responses happen reveal what makes them tick

For International Women's Day, WFP's Istanbul Area Office head talks about the challenges and rewards of life as a humanitarian

The drought in Zimbabwe is not only making food and water scarce — it is eroding hope itself

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Nutritious to the core, beans, lentils and co are a key part of WFP food assistance — and take centre stage on World Pulses Day

Ayesha, her husband, along with six children, braved a gruelling journey to reach World Food Programme support

The World Food Programme is building on its cutting-edge responses to cylones Idai and Kenneth in Mozambique

Near real-time monitoring of food security situation in more than 90 countries set to inform better decisions.

Two World Food Programme humanitarians recall the day when hundreds of thousands of Haitians lost their lives

WFP helps restore community radios that saved lives in Mozambique after cyclone Idai

Awá and Afro communities on the border are teaming up to protect the shellfish supplies they depend on to live

As COP25 draws to a close in Madrid, WFP's climate chief unpacks the thinking behind ‘Restore, Protect and Anticipate'

Flying into a caldera in El Salvador, drones collect water for analysis and forecasting in a project backed by WFP

An interview with WFP's programme policy officer Itaru Furuta

From growing vegetables in the desert to digital training that allows refugees to continue working wherever they are living

A peek into Mahama Camp where around 60,000 people who've escaped neighbouring countries gain the skills to start a new life

Face to face with conflict, drought and floods as climate change exacerbates weather extremes

How a World Food Programme school feeding project is changing the lives of underprivileged children in Central Asia