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During July, the WFP Centre of Excellence against Hunger in…

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As part of the Seeds for Tomorrow project, two strategic…

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The results of the Nurture the Future project, an initiative…

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Celebrated on 25th July, International Family Farming Day draws attention…

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In an initiative that reinforces the role of family farming…

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WFP is facing severe funding shortfalls that put food assistance for over 1 million Rohingya refugees at risk, with food rations set to be significantly reduced starting in April 2025 without immediate support. The potential cuts come at a time when malnutrition is already above emergency levels amidst a worsening security situation in the camps. Another round of cuts would not only deepen hunger and malnutrition but also expose families to protection and security risks, particularly for women and girls. US$81 million is urgently needed to sustain full rations through December 2025. Out of which US$15 million is needed to avoid ration cuts in April.

On 21 July, the WFP Centre of Excellence against Hunger…

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Around 200 participants from 18 countries, including ministers of state,…

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South-South cooperation as a strategy to fight hunger and the…

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From 8 to 10 July 2025, João Pessoa (PB) hosted…

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