They work in crises, natural disasters, and even wars. Sometimes they risk their lives to help others. Join us in saying thank you to the #humanitarians around the world by 💙 and 🔄 this post. #WorldHumanitarianDay #WHD2024

When land meets passion 💚 Despite the challenges of #ElNiño, young #Zimbabwean farmers have persevered, and World Food Programme is proud to support them by procuring grain locally. We’re turning resilience into results and moving closer to #ZeroHunger!

Here we say, siyakwamukela, tigamuchire, welcome Barbara Tulu Clemens. 🇬🇭 ➡️ 🇿🇼

💚 Exciting news! With funding from WFP Zimbabwe , Oxfam In Zimbabwe, is collaborating with government stakeholders in implementing an Urban Cash-Based Transfer Program (UCBT) in Phases 1, 2, and 21 of Caledonia, Harare. 🏙️ #MakingADifference #UrbanCashTransfer

Grateful for a timely US$1.4 million contribution from the Japanese government! Amid Zimbabwe's El Niño induced drought, this support will make a big difference for those in need, helping build a brighter and more resilient future. 🙏🏿🇯🇵

About 7⃣.6⃣ million people are unsure where their next meal will come from. #Zimbabwe needs your support.

The contribution we received from Japan's government will assist communities affected by the #ElNiño induced drought. Read more here ⤵️ 🔗wfp.org/news/japan-pro… 🙇🏿🇯🇵

Like any economy📈, the retail business in Tongogara is fiercely competitive and driven by basic economic principles. But one determined young man is defying the odds, chasing his dream of business success. Thanks to USAID Zimbabwe 🇺🇸 Read More ⤵️ 🔗medium.com/world-food-pro…

More resources are critical to reaching those in need. World Food Programme #Zimbabwe Deputy Country Director Billy Mwiinga shared insights with eNCA on the current challenges and our urgent funding needs.

El Niño has hit #Zimbabwe's harvests hard, but food losses also fuel food insecurity. World Food Programme is stepping up by training smallholder farmers, improving storage, and connecting them to markets. Reducing food waste is key to boosting food security.

There’s nothing better than seeing #Zimbos stepping up to support their fellow countrymen. World Food Programme is boosting market access by purchasing 3⃣5⃣0⃣0⃣ tonnes of grain from local farmers to support food insecure districts. When we do it together, is there anything impossible?

In today’s news 🗞️, BBC’s Shingai Nyoka spoke with WFP southern Africa spox Tomson Phiri about the food security situation in #Zimbabwe’s Mudzi district. Get the full story ⤵️

It's time ⏲️ to take stock🔍 of the work Ministry of Public Service, Labour &Social Welfare, World Food Programme, and key stakeholders have done under FDMS and LSA. Reflecting on our successes and challenges will help us find better ways to support communities, especially during this #ElNiño induced drought.

"This has been one of the worst droughts we have faced in years. But thanks to World Food Programme, we are better organized than in previous years. We rely on you, and we appreciate your support," - Minister of Ministry of Public Service, Labour &Social Welfare, July Moyo.

Our supply chain is the backbone of our operations! Today at our #Masvingo warehouse, we’re unloading stock feed from FAO Southern Africa. WFP Supply Chain is handling the storage and transportation of 1️⃣5️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ tonnes to Chipinge, Buhera, and Bikita.

Happy September! As we step into a new month, we're having our ducks in a row. With just one month until the peak lean season begins, we're focused on planning ahead, making sure food is ready well before distributions start.

As recurrent droughts 🌡️become our reality, the time to act is now. By learning and investing today, we can ensure that when the next #ElNiño induced drought strikes, we’ll be ready, not surprised. This is how we can achieve #ZeroHunger in #Zimbabwe🇿🇼 and beyond 🌍.

By growing food without soil, we're empowering urban communities to thrive, even in tight spaces. It's innovation at its best, ensuring fresh produce is within reach for all. thanks to USAID Zimbabwe. Read More from The Herald Zimbabwe⤵️. #ZeroHunger 🔗herald.co.zw/growing-more-w…

Great catching up with Bakani from World Vision Zimbabwe in #Bulawayo, where he's part of the team driving urban resilience efforts, supported by Swiss Development and Cooperation. He believes achieving #ZeroHunger is within reach, but it will take bold action to get there.

The African Risk Capacity Group payout will reach over 250,000 people in food commodities next week! 🍚 Behind the scenes, our WFP Supply Chain team has been working tirelessly ⏰🔧. Here’s their tried and tested winning formula for success ⬇️