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With every displacement, the families in #Gaza struggle to maintain any sense of normalcy. With every displacement, they must learn about which queue to join for water and which kitchen to get a meal And once they learn all of this, they are forced to move again…

🆘 #Gaza: Recent evacuation orders have resulted in the largest displacements since October. Many distribution points have had to shut down. Only a few bakeries remain operational. We urgently need increased deliveries of food and greater capacity to deliver hot meals.

Excellent Chatham House event last night. Particularly inspired to hear Sir John Major’s unambiguous message that protecting institutions and the rules based system is the bedrock of democracy.

Am in Chiredzi district today with a UKinZimbabwe 🇬🇧 🇿🇼 team learning with #resilience partners WFP Zimbabwe Plan Int' Zimbabwe & SAFE ‘Toose’. Seeing positive family & community change by combining cash, savings schemes, micro-business development & gender transformation discussions

Did you know that in #Guatemala at least 70% of school meals ingredients must be locally sourced from smallholder farmers? Home-grown #SchoolMeals contribute to developments in 📚 education, 🚜 stronger food systems, and 💰economies. Watch to learn more ⤵️

Can’t wait to see the final results for the ground breaking SAFE programme Jo! Hoping the evidence will result in replication and scale up in other contexts. Thanks to UKinZimbabwe 🇬🇧 🇿🇼 for the partnership.

The latest analysis warns #Sudan has become the world's largest hunger crisis. 🔴 Over half the population is experiencing extreme hunger 🔴 People in 14 areas are at risk of #famine 🔴 Fighting is hampering humanitarian access and people's ability to grow food Get the facts ⏩

🚨Conflict & constant displacement in central #Gaza decreases families’ ability to cope and hampers humanitarian operations. Nowhere in Gaza is safe, and conditions remain volatile. 🎥World Food Programme MENAEE regional director Corinne Fleischer explains the situation to BBC News (World).

🆘 Our worst fears in #Sudan are confirmed. Famine is found to be taking hold in Zamzam camp - home to more than 220,000 displaced people – in North Darfur. Across Sudan, nearly 26 million people are struggling to put enough food on their plates every single day.

🆘 Sudan is facing a hunger catastrophe on a scale not seen in over 20 years. Hear from WFP's Emergency Coordinator Marco as he explains how WFP and our partners are working to reach those most in need ⤵️

More than a quarter of people in #Afghanistan are hungry. Thanks to partners like Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office 🇬🇧, WFP is on the front lines, providing Afghan families with the food and nutrition assistance they need. 🆕🔗wfp.org/news/united-ki…

Despite international laws in place to protect them, 2023 was the deadliest year on record for humanitarians. On today's #WorldHumanitarianDay, join UN Humanitarian in demanding protection for aid workers & urge those in power to #ActForHumanity. worldhumanitarianday.org

On #WorldHumanitarianDay we honor the brave humanitarian workers around the world who go above and beyond to provide aid and protection World Food Programme Chef Advocate Asma Khan on why today matters⬇️

A second convoy carrying critical World Food Programme food assistance has entered war-torn Sudan through the newly re-opened Adré border, aiming to reach families facing alarming levels of hunger. Safe & sustained flow of humanitarian assistance is crucial to combating famine & saving lives.

It’s over 500 days since the start of the conflict in Sudan. A famine has been declared and 25.6million people are hungry. The re-opening of the Adre crossing has been a crucial step, but a ceasefire is now critical to massively expand humanitarian access.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

WFP humanitarians in #Gaza are encountering unacceptable dangers - this can't carry on. Humanitarian aid workers delivering critical aid must be protected to do their job. #NotATarget wfp.org/news/wfp-tempo…

For 500 days war has raged in #Sudan. It's led to the first confirmation of famine anywhere in the world since 2017. 📣We're racing against time to help those affected by this crisis. A ceasefire is critical to save lives.

Excellent article which starkly illustrates the devastating impact of climate change on the poor. Thanks to Anneliese Dodds for highlighting the suffering of South Sudan’s IDPs and to our Country Director MaryE for leading WFP’s critical humanitarian operations in Bentiu.

🚨There are 2.5 times more people facing the most extreme levels of hunger compared to last year. Arif Husain explains the data from the latest Global Report on Food Crises update. Urgent funding and improved access are critical to prevent further deterioration of the crisis.

Many thanks to Alberto Lidji for giving me the opportunity to talk about the gap between humanitarian needs & available resources on 'Do One Better'. It's never been more urgent to think about doing things differently - acting early, preventing, anticipating and innovating.