IFAD and WFP work together to combat hunger in fragile contexts
The UN agencies seek to leverage the strengths and expertise of each organization to enhance resilience in fragile environments and improve food security.
- The UN agencies seek to leverage the strengths and expertise of each organization to enhance resilience in fragile environments and improve food security.
- "We have decades of experience working in fragile contexts, because that is where so many of the rural poor live.
- Nearly 1 billion people are currently living in such contexts worldwide, according to the International Monetary Fund estimates.
- "WFP and IFAD teams work in many of the most fragile and challenging regions of the world, where millions of families who live on the frontlines of conflict, climate change and economic turmoil face a daily battle against hunger," said WFP Executive Director Cindy McCain.