World Food Programme Southern Africa

As #ElNino devastates millions, violence against women and girls rises—a silent storm within the storm. This #16DaysofActivism, the World Food Programme Regional Director for Southern #Africa, Eric Perdison, calls for unity to fight this shadow and bring light. Together, we can #EndGBV NOW! #16Days

?? New Report: WFP's 2025 Global Outlook is out! This report provides a critical overview of the state of global food insecurity and outlines WFP's plans to address the most urgent needs in 2025. The report outlines WFP's plan to support 123 million people in 2025, with a focus on saving lives in emergencies, building resilience, and strengthening national systems. Learn more about WFP's plans to address global hunger and how you can support our mission. Download the full report: https://lnkd.in/dcnUMGUd

Global solidarity is the core of humanitarian action. ? This critical shipment of #GrainFromUkraine maize will do more than provide food—it will bring hope, helping vulnerable communities in #Mozambique and #Malawi to recover and build resilience.

#Namibia faces the harsh reality of the #ClimateCrisis, with fragile food systems under strain and drought declared a national emergency. The World Food Programme stands with the government, working to protect livelihoods and ensure families like Willem’s don’t go to bed hungry. Let's #EndHunger!

As hunger intensifies, the #ClimateCrisis is driving more people into food insecurity. In #DRCongo, the World Food Programme is working to break the cycle by supporting communities before & after climate shocks with long-term solutions that reduce vulnerability & build resilience. #COP29

In #Tanzania, the World Food Programme fosters hope amidst the #ClimateCrisis. From challenges to solutions, we pave the way—empowering the vulnerable to thrive each day. Discover how #WFP is driving change in Tanzania. #COP29

As we face increased climate shocks, the humanitarian system is stretched thin. To combat hunger, we must urgently accelerate climate protection in the world's most vulnerable areas. Let’s take action together! #COP29

Hunger is everyone’s business, and together, we’re making strides in #DRC ?? Last week, the World Food Programme’s Regional Director for Southern #Africa, Eric Perdison, visited Kinshasa and Goma, witnessing first-hand how #WFP and local communities are changing lives together in #DRCongo. We’re not outsiders coming to solve problems; we’re working with communities, who are leading the way in building resilience and a stronger future ??. By partnering with local initiatives, WFP supports people in rebuilding their lives, including those who have lost everything. From agricultural training to boost crop yields ?? to literacy courses that empower women ????, these collaborative efforts are truly making a difference.

It’s on! Join us and #Namibia's Kazembire Zemburuka for a crucial chat: "Parched Earth: Uniting Voices, Igniting Change." Don’t miss it—set your reminder now! ?? https://bit.ly/3Av1T33 See flyer for details! #WFPDroughtDialogue

Building sweet futures in #Angola ???? ? World Food Programme celebrates the first harvest of organic honey produced by refugees and host communities in Lunda Norte! Watch how this eco-friendly beekeeping project, supported by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is boosting livelihoods and preserving nature!