World Food Programme

#Sudan faces one of the world’s worst hunger crises. Half the population needs humanitarian help.

Yet as the crisis deepens, the world’s attention is fading and funding for humanitarian response is shrinking.

Today, funding is the single biggest constraint on WFP’s response.

Winter is hitting families in #Gaza hard, damaging shelters, community kitchens and food supplies.

WFP is providing food parcels, cash and hot meals, but funding cuts are reducing assistance when families need it most.

WFP's Shaun Hughes explains ⬇️

Acting before disaster strikes saves lives, protects livelihoods and reduces humanitarian needs.

From early warnings to climate risk financing, WFP is already putting proven solutions into action around the world.

Here are 4 solutions we know work ⬇️

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Preparedness saves lives.

In the Philippines, 26 million people benefited last year from disaster risk management systems strengthened with WFP support.

A powerful example of why investing before disaster strikes matters. #COP31

Humanitarian assistance saves lives, but investing in resilience helps prevent future crises.

In 2025, WFP reached over 41 million people in 80 countries with resilience and climate interventions, helping communities recover faster and build long-term food security.

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