Stories

WFP works with NGO Banco de Alimentos to ensure unsold produce from wholesale food markets is used to feed people in need

Warehouse roles mean families can put food on the table  

Assistance reduces threat of infection and means vital children's education can continue in Malawi

The World Food Programme-managed United Nations Humanitarian Air Service takes critical assistance to vulnerable people

World Food Programme readies emergency assistance for more than 50,000 people fleeing attacks in the northern province of Cabo Delgado

Pioneering staff reflect on 20 years of the UN Humanitarian Response Depot (UNHRD) in Brindisi, Italy, where G20 Ministers will discuss logistics in humanitarian response this week

How the World Food Programme will continue its work saving and changing millions of lives despite the virus

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

The extraordinary journey of Nenad Grkovic, from receiving World Food Programme (WFP) assistance during a civil war, to saving and changing lives through innovative logistics solutions.

A visit to Tanzania's logistics hubs highlights the role of warehouses in the fight against hunger

How the Logistics Cluster-facilitated Airlifts in the Central African Republic are helping the humanitarian community save lives in the rainy season

World Food Programme (WFP) Director of Supply Chain Jakob Kern reflects on the challenges and triumphs of working in the world's most heated crises

5 ways the World Food Programme (WFP) is circumventing obstacles to save and change lives in the most challenging of circumstances

Partnership approach builds skills for the future in eastern Ethiopia

Learn more about the biggest humanitarian air operation in the world managed by the World Food Programme (WFP)

Logistician Jenna Lusaka is bringing her skills to some of the Pacific's most remote communities

How packaging helps WFP food to withstand airdrops and reach people in need

Tech-minded humanitarians at the World Food Programme are exploring the use of unmanned aerial vehicles to map needs in disasters.