7 ways WFP Innovation transformed humanitarian assistance in 2024In a year marked by escalating humanitarian needs and complex global crises, the World Food Programme (WFP) demonstrated how innovation can…3d ago3d ago
School Connect’s scaling journey to 10,000 schoolsThis WFP innovation has scaled to 20 countries, 10,000 schools and 3.6 million students, helping school meal programmes improve their…Jul 3Jul 3
Tech for humanity: Eight innovations shaping the future of humanitarian responseMeet the selected teams joining the Humanitarian Innovation Accelerator’s Innovation Weeks, where they will further develop their…Jun 26Jun 26
How one start-up is helping more Kenyans access safe, fresh milkIn the pilot programme’s first year, FRESH Networks has helped low-income communities living in urban Kenya access fresh milk via an…Jun 23Jun 23
Investing in innovation to future-proof humanitarian responseIn a world where disasters are hitting harder and faster, the humanitarian sector is facing a pressing challenge: how to respond to…Jun 17Jun 17
What We Learned from Analyzing Applications for the 2025 Humanitarian Innovation AcceleratorWe received 578 applications for this year’s Humanitarian Innovation Accelerator, all aiming to tackle urgent emergency and humanitarian…Jun 12Jun 12
5 lessons learned from our network of innovators2024 was another impactful year for innovation. The WFP Innovation Network continued to grow, now encompassing 20 country offices with…Jun 11Jun 11
Innovation and humanitarian response: How WFP tackled crises in 2024 and beyond2024 was a year of unprecedented humanitarian crises and the surge continues into 2025. As needs grow, so does the urgency for efficient…Apr 21Apr 21
From innovation to impact: Women at WFP accelerating action for Zero HungerLast month for International Women’s Day, we spoke to women innovators at the World Food Programme (WFP) about their work and their vision…Apr 7A response icon1Apr 7A response icon1
