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Cost of cuts: Funding shortfalls threaten to push millions facing hunger to brink of starvation | World Food Programme
By Peyvand Khorsandi & Elizabeth Bryant
More than 700 million people don't know when — or if — they will eat again, UN food chief says
By Edith Lederer
The U.N.'s food program has a funding problem. Now millions are going hungry
By Mary Louise Kelly
24 million more people could face emergency levels of hunger this year: WFP
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To shield communities, especially in fragile areas, from the worsening effects of the #ClimateCrisis, we must transform global #FoodSystems.
🔔 It's time to make food accessible, available, and affordable for all, everywhere.
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🎙️The impacts of this year's #ElNiño hit at a time of significant food insecurity and funding shortfalls across humanitarian operations.
🎙️Severe drought wipes out southern Africa's harvest, where 70% of people rely on agriculture for survival. @WFPChief calls for global action. pic.twitter.com/g1xq7pGPeT
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More than one year of relentless conflict in #Sudan has pushed millions to the brink of survival.
🆘With the lean season approaching, WFP fears unprecedented levels of #malnutrition will sweep across the country as food stocks are depleting and hunger peaks.
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