Puteho's story reflects the devastating toll of the #ElNiño -induced drought in #Zambia’s Western Province. "I planted a lot of crops, but I didn’t manage to harvest even a single grain," she says. Once able to feed her family three meals a day and sell surplus maize, her household now survives on just one meal a day. Thankfully, WFP had purchased a drought insurance policy from ARC Replica, an innovative disaster risk management tool for humanitarian organizations, helping WFP to provide assistance to help people like Puteho through the drought. Puteho’s family is one of 160,000 households receiving assistance over a period of six months. The US$30 she has received so far has helped the family purchase essentials like maize, relish, and salt. 💡 With over 1.2 million people impacted by the drought in Zambia, WFP is responding alongside the government, offering support during the lean season.
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From the frontlines of emergencies to leading WFP #Uganda as Country Director, Abdirahman Meygag passion for humanitarian work has never wavered. Now, as he returns home to his family, he looks forward to reconnecting with his loved ones and to revisit Somalia, where he comes from - after 33 years of dedicated humanitarian service. Hear more about his time in WFP ⤵️
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Meet Nelson Ulysse 👋 💙, WFP's warehouse manager in Cap Haitien, #Haiti. He ensures food is stored and delivered safely and on time to those in need. Despite enormous challenges, his dedication to helping the most vulnerable keeps him going. Hear more 👇
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In #Afghanistan, The Salang Pass, cutting through the Hindu Kush mountains, is the only route for delivering life-saving food from the north to southern regions. ❄️ While it remains the sole north-south pass, harsh winter conditions often force it to close for hours—sometimes even days. With a third of #Afghanistan’s population relying on humanitarian aid, WFP drivers navigate difficult conditions to deliver vital supplies. Watch a glimpse of their journey ⤵️
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#SchoolMeals are more than just a plate of food at school, they're powerful investments proven to support children, families, with benefits extending to the entire economy! Hear more from WFP's Carmen Burbano de Lara 👇
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💫 It's #InternationalSchoolMealsDay! 🍽️ 🌎 Over 100 governments are working through the School Meals Coalition to ensure that by 2030, every child has access to a healthy school meal. A sustainable solution to tackle food insecurity that strengthens national #FoodSystems and secures children’s futures. The School Meals Coalition is driving action to: ✅ Reach more children 🍎 Improve meal quality 📃 Strengthen national programmes 🤝 Build global collaboration ➡️ Because no child should have to learn on an empty stomach. Learn more about the Coalition on https://lnkd.in/g7n3t2iH #InternationalSchoolMealsDay #ISMD2025
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📚 #SchoolMeals ensure children can learn without hunger, while supporting families and strengthening local food production. 👉🏻 For millions of families, they provide essential relief—helping children stay in school instead of worrying about their next meal. Hear from WFP's George Esunge Fominyen 👇
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WFP's Executive Director Cindy McCain shares her journey through challenges, emphasizing that giving up is never an option—there are always others who depend on our work and dedication. Hear more on LinkedIn News 👇 What motivates you to keep pushing forward?
How has another woman impacted your career? For Cindy McCain, Executive Director of the World Food Programme, it was her mentor reminding her not to give up. When McCain was frustrated about not making enough headway in the field of human trafficking, despite working diligently, her mentor asked this question: “If you give up, then who’s left?” 💡 In recognition of International Women’s Day, share your best professional advice for women below or share a short-form video using #IWD25.
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Every day, our team of engineers at WFP are on the front lines of global operations, tirelessly working to design and construct infrastructure that enables WFP and the humanitarian community to respond swiftly and effectively, delivering assistance whenever and wherever it’s required. 🚧 From bridges that connect people to vital markets to runways that ensure humanitarian aid reaches those in need, our work leaves a profound and lasting impact. Hear from WFP's Sara ADAM Bethelhem E Samuel Mostafa I. Youssef, PMP Jean-Luc Kohler 👇
From bridges that connect people to vital markets to runways that ensure humanitarian aid reaches those in need, WFP Engineers work to leave a profound and lasting impact.