
WFP warns escalating Yemen conflict is cutting off life-saving assistance to city of Taiz
WFP warns escalating conflict in Yemen has cut off lifesaving aid to 800,000 people as insecurity severely restricts humanitarian access.

WFP warns escalating conflict in Yemen has cut off lifesaving aid to 800,000 people as insecurity severely restricts humanitarian access.

WFP strongly condemns an aerial attack that hit two contracted trucks carrying WFP food commodities in South Kordofan.

WFP warns food insecurity is rising sharply in Yemen as conflict displaces families and limits humanitarian access.

UNICEF, FAO and WFP call for urgent action to prevent worsening child malnutrition across Haiti, critical conditions projected.

Renewed fighting in Yemen is driving displacement and hunger. WFP is scaling up aid, but severe funding shortfalls could hamper the response.

This is a transcription of what was said by Matthew Hollingworth, WFP’s assistant executive director for programme operations.

Refugees and asylum seekers in South Sudan face severe hunger as funding shortfalls threaten critical food and nutrition assistance.

Conflicts in the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea and the Black Sea are disrupting the movement of food, fuel and fertilizer, with devastating consequences across the world.

WFP is sounding the alarm over a deepening child malnutrition crisis in Afghanistan, warning that funding shortfalls are forcing lifesaving food and nutrition programs to be scaled back at the very moment they are needed most.

WFP warns of rising hunger and displacement in El Obeid, Sudan, as growing needs threaten recent gains in famine prevention efforts.