World Food Programme

💡 Did you know WFP leverages advanced analytics and digital tools to make supply chains more efficient? At the core of WFP’s operations is the world’s largest humanitarian supply chain — moving food and essential supplies to people in need, often within days of a crisis. 🔵 Through innovative tools like Prisma, SCOUT and Optimus, WFP strengthens planning and decision‑making - maximizing efficiency, reducing costs and waste, and ensuring assistance reaches the right people, at the right time. From sourcing and transport to storage and delivery, every step is designed to keep food moving — even in the most complex environments.

💡 What does real‑world AI built for humanitarian contexts look like? 🔵 WFP works in some of the world’s most complex environments, where access is limited, communities are displaced, and people often have no formal ID. That’s where smart, responsible technology makes a difference. In #Mali, WFP is using its Enterprise Deduplication system - an AI‑powered photo deduplication tool that detects and removes duplicate records, supporting fair, efficient, and dignified assistance. This is one of many solutions driven by WFP’s Global AI Strategy, paving the way for a more efficient, effective, and equitable humanitarian response. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dWM2Uhzn

The epicentre of the Ebola health crisis is in the heart of WFP’s operational areas in eastern #DRCongo. As millions in the region already face hunger, even small disruptions risk pushing families deeper into crisis. WFP is on the ground, moving responders and supplies. Speed and scale are critical now.

🔴 Malnutrition isn’t just deadly — it steals futures. The first 1,000 days shape a child’s health and potential. WFP delivers the right food at the right time to break cycles of hunger & lost opportunity. #RomeNutritionWeek2026 hashtag#RNW26 hashtag#FutureNutrition

📍 In eastern DRC, where Ebola is spreading in a fragile context, speed and access are essential. Through UNHAS, WFP is transporting frontline responders alongside protective equipment and emergency medical supplies into hard‑to‑reach areas — ensuring the response can move quickly and effectively. This is a critical part of the broader effort: supporting health operations, enabling partners, and making sure assistance reaches those who need it most.

🔴 In prolonged emergencies, essential vitamins and minerals are often missing from diets, putting mothers and their children at risk. Together with our long-standing partner dsm-firmenich, WFP is helping make everyday staples more nutritious through food fortification, reaching millions of people each year. WFP's Holly Carter tells us how this works and why it matters 👇 #RomeNutritionWeek2026 #RNW26 #FutureNutrition

🌾 How can we create more resilient and nutritious food systems? By embracing local food solutions! This includes: ✅ Fresh, locally available foods ✅ Fortified staples ✅ Rediscovering "forgotten foods" - like nutrient-rich millets! WFP is supporting communities to identify, incorporate, and increase production of these foods, working with governments to improve accessibility for those most in need. Hear from WFP's Bhami Vora 👇 #RomeNutritionWeek2026 #RNW26 #FutureNutrition

💡 Shaping the Future of Joint Nutrition Action in a Changing World Held from 25–28 May 2026 at FAO Headquarters in Rome and online, Rome Nutrition Week 2026 will bring together partners including FAO, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and WFP to advance joint approaches and strengthen collaboration across sectors. At a time when millions still cannot afford a healthy diet and nutrition crises persist alongside food insecurity, working together more effectively has never been more critical. 👉 Learn more on https://lnkd.in/ez8dMYxa #RomeNutritionWeek2026 #RNW26 #FutureNutrition

🔴 A shock to energy and fertilizer markets is already pushing food prices higher. WFP forecasts that the effects of the Middle East crisis on food security will likely be felt for months to come. Now is the moment for early, collective action — before needs spiral beyond our ability to respond.