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World Food Programme (Burkina Faso)
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Contacts • 13
Tenders • 1
Grants • 70
Jobs • 58
Contractors • 0
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Office:Burkina Faso
Linked entities:World Food Programme (Guinea-Bissau), World Food Programme (Sao Tome and Principe), World Food Programme (Fiji), World Food Programme (Germany), World Food Programme (Honduras), World Food Programme (China), World Food Programme (Guatemala), World Food Programme (UK), World Food Programme (Gambia), World Food Programme (Algeria), World Food Programme (Tajikistan), World Food Programme (Guinea), World Food Programme Tunisia, World Food Programme (Japan), World Food Programme (El Salvador), WFP - World Food Programme (Eswatini / Swaziland), World Food Programme (Liberia), World Food Programme (South Korea), World Food Programme (Canada), World Food Programme (Benin), World Food Programme (Dominican Republic), World Food Programme (Ukraine), World Food Programme (Armenia), World Food Programme (Burundi), World Food Programme (Palestine / West Bank & Gaza), World Food Programme (Central African Republic), World Food Programme (North Korea), World Food Programme (Timor-Leste), World Food Programme (Indonesia), World Food Programme (Nicaragua), World Food Programme (Belgium), World Food Programme (Panama), World Food Programme (Angola), World Food Programme Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, World Food Programme (Ecuador), World Food Programme (Niger), World Food Programme (Peru), World Food Programme (Namibia), World Food Programme (Bosnia & Herzegovina), World Food Programme (Albania), World Food Programme (Sri Lanka), World Food Programme (Chad), World Food Programme (France), World Food Programme (Jordan), World Food Programme (Bhutan), World Food Programme (Syria), World Food Programme (Myanmar), World Food Programme (Colombia), World Food Programme (Kyrgyzstan), World Food Programme (Djibouti), World Food Programme (Lesotho), World Food Programme (Barbados), World Food Programme (Rwanda), World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator, World Food Programme (Cote d'Ivoire), World Food Programme (Nepal), World Food Programme (Turkey), World Food Programme (Nigeria), World Food Programme (Brazil), World Food Programme (Cameroon), World Food Programme (South Africa), World Food Programme (Philippines), World Food Program (Madagascar), World Food Programme (Ethiopia), World Food Programme (Iraq), World Food Programme (Lebanon), World Food Programme (Democratic Republic of the Congo), World Food Programme (Afghanistan), World Food Programme (Somalia), World Food Programme (Libya), World Food Programme (Tanzania), World Food Programme (Yemen), World Food Programme, World Food Programme Regional Bureau Cairo, World Food Programme (Uganda), World Food Programme (Mozambique), World Food Programme (India), World Food Programme (Malawi), World Food Programme (Haiti), World Food Programme (Kenya), WFP - World Food Programme (Mali), World Food Programme, World Food Programme (Pakistan), World Food Programme (Bolivia), World Food Programme (South Sudan), World Food Programme (Ghana), World Food Program Nordic Office, World Food Programme (Sudan), World Food Programme (UAE), World Food Programme (Sierra Leone), World Food Programme (Zambia), World Food Programme (Cambodia), World Food Programme (Mauritania), World Food Programme (Bangladesh), World Food Programme (HQ), World Food Programme (Zimbabwe)
Address:66, Angle Av. Georges Konseiga et Av.du Général Aboubacar S. Lamizana, 11 BP 1754 Ouagadougou 11, Burkina Faso
Website: www.wfp.org/countries/burkina-faso
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Sectors: Disaster Reduction, Food Security, Health, Humanitarian Aid & Emergency
Nr. of employees:11-50
Types: Multilateral
Status:
Active
Description
To help those affected by the 2012 Sahel food crisis, WFP supports the government by providing treatment for moderate acute malnutrition and distributing rations to help prevent it during the lean season. WFP is also working to combat high stunting rates in children under two, as well as providing food and nutrition assistance to other vulnerable groups, including orphans and HIV patients.
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Circumstantial eligible countries
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