A lifeline at risk: food assistance at a breaking point - Global brief

Global Food and Nutrition Security

The global humanitarian landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by an unprecedented crisis in international funding. In response, WFP initiated a study to examine the implications of the crisis on food security. By combining rigorous quantitative analysis with rich qualitative insights, this study aims to provide compelling evidence to support global advocacy. The findings will inform strategic decision-making, guide operational adjustments and ultimately contribute to safeguarding food security in a time of profound change.

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Geographic coverage	Global Afghanistan Haiti Niger South Sudan Uganda
Originally published	10 Nov 2025
Related organisation(s)	WFP - World Food Programme
Knowledge service \| Metadata	Global Food and Nutrition Security \| Food crises and food and nutrition security \| Food and nutrition security Safety net
Digital Europa Thesaurus (DET)	aid system humanitarian aid aid policy Monitoring crisis management food aid malnutrition Vulnerable groups impact study

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