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World Food Programme (Syria)
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Office:Syria
Linked entities:WFP - World Food Programme, 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 (Burkina Faso), 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 (Myanmar), World Food Programme (Colombia), World Food Programme (Kyrgyzstan), World Food Programme (Djibouti), 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, WFP - 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, WFP - 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)
Website: www.wfp.org/emergencies/syria-emergency?_ga=2.248079360.66881578.1586528556-1482569205.1583172648
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Sectors: Disaster Reduction & Humanitarian Relief, Food Systems & Livelihoods, Gender & Human Rights, Health
Nr. of employees:11-50
Organization type:Multilateral organization
Status:
Active
Description
In 2019, 1.8 million people were internally displaced – an increase of 200,000 from 2018. Conflicts in Syria’s northeast and northwest have increased levels of hunger and food security as families have lost their homes, businesses and incomes. As conflicts continue, families are being pushed further into poverty and are resorting to detrimental measures – such as going into debt and eating smaller and fewer meals – to survive.
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