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FACTS AND FIGURES2014THE WORLD FOOD

PROGRAMME IN

FACTS AND FIGURES2014

W F P ’ S K E Y A C H I E V E M E N T S

80 MILLION PEOPLE reached with food assistance in

82 COUNTRIES

WFP in 2014: Facts and Figures

Children remained the primary focus of WFP’s support, accounting for

64 PERCENT of total beneficiaries



WFP reduced the average lead time FROM 120 TO 68 DAYS

to procure and move food to recipient countries




WFP assisted more than 42 MILLION PEOPLE in emergencies


EMERGENCIESEMERGENCIESIn 2014, WFP worked on 6 simultaneous Level 3 emergencies.

Level 3 is the highest category for a WFP emergency,

requiring the mobilisation of a global, corporate response to support

the Country Office and/or Regional Bureau.

L E V E L 3


EMERGENCIESEMERGENCIESCENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

WFP assisted more than a million people forced to flee their homes due to breakdown of law and order.

IRAQConflict across the country in the summer of 2014 triggered widespread internal displacement and overwhelming humanitarian needs.

WFP responded by providing food assistance to some 2.2 million people.

PHILIPPINESWFP provided more than a million people with food and cash following the Super-Typhoon Haiyan that smashed

into the Philippines archipelago in 2013 and posed a logistics challenge requiring massive mobilisation of resources.

SOUTH SUDANConflict pushed millions into food insecurity in the world’s newest country.

Even before the conflict, WFP was assisting more than 2 million people.

SYRIA The Syrian Regional Emergency continued to be WFP’s largest and most complex operation.

WFP provided food for as many as 4.9 million people inside Syria and assisted more than a million refugees in neighbouring countries.

WEST AFRICAThe 2014 Ebola epidemic was the largest in history, affecting multiple countries in West Africa - Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone.

In response, WFP provided critically needed food to more than 2 million people, logistics expertise to humanitarian agencies and built treatment centres in the three countries.

L E V E L 3


P E O P L E W H O R E C E I V E D W F P A S S I S T A N C E

66.866.8M I L L I O N

WOMEN AND CHILDREN R E F U G E E S

INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE

14.814.8M I L L I O N

6.76.7M I L L I O N

800,000800,000

R E T U R N E E S

25.3 MILLION BOYS AND 25.7 MILLION GIRLS


Ethiopia 5.3

Syria 4.9

Yemen 4.4

Sudan 4.3

Pakistan 3.4

Afghanistan 3.3

Philippines 3.2

Malawi 2.8

South Sudan 2.6

Kenya 2.5

Iraq 2.3

Mali 1.9

Palestine 1.9

DPR Korea 1.8

Niger 1.8

Zimbabwe 1.7

Bangladesh 1.6

Central African Republic 1.6

Honduras 1.6

Jordan 1.5

Somalia 1.5

Dem. Rep. Congo 1.4

Chad 1.3

Haiti 1.2

Sierra Leone 1.2

Myanmar 1.1

Lebanon 1

Senegal 1

Burundi 0.9

Zambia 0.9

Uganda 0.8

Cambodia 0.7

Egypt 0.7

Guinea 0.7

Liberia 0.7

Tanzania 0.7

Burkina Faso 0.6

Côte d'Ivoire 0.6

Madagascar 0.6

Colombia 0.5

Mauritania 0.5

Nepal 0.5

Cameroon 0.4

Guatemala 0.4

Mozambique 0.4

Nicaragua 0.4

Sri Lanka 0.4

Tajikistan 0.4

Ghana 0.3

Laos 0.3

Lesotho 0.3

Bolivia 0.2

Congo (Brazzav) 0.2

Cuba 0.2

Gambia 0.2

Guinea-Bissau 0.2

Swaziland 0.2

Turkey 0.2

Algeria 0.1

Armenia 0.1

Benin 0.1

Bhutan 0.1

Bosnia-Herzegovina 0.1

Djibouti 0.1

Ecuador 0.1

El Salvador 0.1

Indonesia 0.1

Iran 0.1

Kyrgyzstan 0.1

Libya 0.1

Paraguay 0.1

Rwanda 0.1

Sao Tome and Principe 0.1

Serbia and Montenegro 0.1

Timor-Leste 0.1

Ukraine 0.1

P E O P L E W H O R E C E I V E D W F P A S S I S T A N C E B Y C O U N T R Y I N 2 0 1 4

The number indicated for each country refers to millions of people


7.3 MILLION 7.3 MILLION Malnourished children receiving specializednutritional support

N U T R I T I O N


33M I L L I O N

PREGNANT WOMEN AND NURSING MOTHERS RECEIVING ADDITIONAL NUTRITION SUPPORT

COUNTRIES RECEIVING ASSISTANCEFOR TUBERCULOSIS AND HIV/AIDS

PREVENTION ACTIVITIES

HEALTH CENTRES AND CLINICS RECEIVING WFP ASSISTANCE

PEOPLE AFFECTED BY HIV/AIDS RECEIVING WFP ASSISTANCE

2929 31,70031,700

N U T R I T I O N

800,000800,000


3.2 MILLION 3.2 MILLION Metric tons of food distributed

F O O D A I D Q U A N T I T I E S


2.22.2MILLION

METRIC TONSTHE AMOUNT OF FOOD

PROCURED IN 92 COUNTRIES

THE PERCENTAGE OF FOOD PROCUREDIN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

METRIC TONSTHE AMOUNT OF FOOD

PROCURED IN 92 COUNTRIES

81%81%THE PERCENTAGE OF FOOD PROCURED

IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

F O O D A I D Q U A N T I T I E S


USS5.38 BILLIONUSS5.38 BILLIONThe value of contributions reached is the highest in WFP history

and 27% higher than in 2013. This value reflects the

extraordinary number of major emergencies that

WFP responded to during the year.

F U N D I N G


*Private contributions do not include extraordinary gifts-in-kind such as advertising

4,36210102112,7911,1832003,85825,5451754,4351391,9411,227350,06612,0002011,0653,8054841115160468,45002483906618947,745371,8073334,88022,9903,027

2,915301,194384,84314 ,634257378,348413991,03921,3372031,639156,54847037,4758,0295,6003342712,1363,0006,3881,00010027188,0095,8981572,1652,000500

69,55357826310110,3062,3804,17930,8111,77866,477269,9099,55315415,00010,2942,40422093,48185,82520179129180100137,31429,760408,835112,23752,252,67752,723

African Development BankAndorraArmenia

AustraliaAustria

AzerbaijanBangladesh

BelgiumBolivia

BrazilBulgariaBurundi

CambodiaCanada

Central African Rep.Chile

ChinaColombia

CubaCyprus

Czech RepublicDem. Rep. Congo

DenmarkDominican Republic

EcuadorEgypt

Equatorial Guinea Estonia

EthiopiaEuropean Commission

Faroe IslandsFinlandFrance

Gambia

Gaza/W.BankGermany

GreeceGuatemala

GuineaHaiti

Holy SeeHonduras

HungaryIceland

IndiaIreland

IsraelItaly

JapanJordanKenya

KuwaitLesotho

LiberiaLiechtenstein

LithuaniaLuxembourgMadagascar

MalawiMalaysia

MexicoMonaco

NetherlandsNew Zealand

NicaraguaNorway

OmanOPEC Fund for Int'l Dev

Pakistan Panama

PeruPortugal

Private Donors*Qatar

Republic of CongoRepublic of Korea

Zambia Russian Federation

Saudi ArabiaSierra Leone

Slovakia Slovenia

South SudanSpain

Sri LankaSudan

SwedenSwitzerland

SyriaTanzaniaThailand

Timor LesteTurkey

UN CERFUnited Arab Emirates

United KingdomUN OTHER FUNDS AND AGENCIES

UruguayUSA

VenezuelaWorld Bank

Funding sources and total confirmed contributions in 2014 (US$ thousand)

F U N D I N G


P R O J E C T S

39

33

41

57

27

5

39Emergency operations (EMOPs)

33Country programmes (CPs)

41Special operations (SOs)

57Protracted relief and recovery

operations (PRROs)

27Development projects (DEVs)

5Preparedness activities

202TOTA LPROJECTS


Afghanistan

Algeria

Armenia

Bangladesh

Benin

Bhutan

Bolivia

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Burkina Faso

Burundi

Cairo Regional Bureau

Cambodia

Cameroon

Cabo Verde

Central African Republic

Chad

Colombia

Congo (Brazzav)

Côte d'Ivoire

Cuba

Dakar Regional Bureau

Dem. Rep. Congo

Djibouti

DPR Korea

Ecuador

Egypt

Ethiopia

Gambia

Ghana

Guatemala

Guinea

Guinea-Bissau

Haiti

Honduras

India

Indonesia

Iran

Iraq

Italy

Jordan

Kenya

P R O J E C T SProtracted relief and recovery operations (PRROs)

Special operations (SOs)

Developmentprojects (DEVs)

Preparedness activities

Emergency operations (EMOPs)


Kyrgyzstan

Laos

Lesotho

Liberia

Madagascar

Malawi

Mali

Mauritania

Morocco

Mozambique

Myanmar

Nairobi Regional Bureau

Nepal

Nicaragua

Niger

Pakistan

Palestine

Panama

Panama Regional Bureau

Paraguay

Philippines

Rwanda

San Tome and Principe

Senegal

Serbia and Montenegro

Sierra Leone

Somalia

South Sudan

Sri Lanka

Sudan

Swaziland

Syria

Tajikistan

Tanzania

Timor-Leste

Togo

Tunisia

Uganda

Ukraine

Yemen

Zambia

Zimbabwe

P R O J E C T SProtracted relief and recovery operations (PRROs)

Special operations (SOs)

Developmentprojects (DEVs)

Preparedness activities

Emergency operations (EMOPs)


17 MILLION17 MILLIONSchoolchildren receiving mealsin school or take-home rations

S C H O O L F E E D I N G

(This figure does not include1.2 million schoolchildren reached through Trust Funds)


75,50075,500SCHOOLS RECEIVING

WFP ASSISTANCE

49%49% GIRLS AS A PERCENTAGE OF ALL

SCHOOLCHILDREN RECEIVING WFP ASSISTANCE

S C H O O L F E E D I N G


12.7 MILLION12.7 MILLIONPeople receiving WFP food as an incentive to build assets

R E S I L I E N C E B U I L D I N G A C T I V I T I E S


R E S I L I E N C E B U I L D I N G A C T I V I T I E S

328,800 14,130 63,000328,800HECTARES OF LAND

PROTECTED OR IMPROVEDKILOMETRES OF ROADS

AND 123 BRIDGES CONSTRUCTED OR REPAIRED

GOVERNMENT STAFF TRAINED

HECTARES OF LAND PROTECTED OR IMPROVED

14,130KILOMETRES OF ROADS

AND 123 BRIDGES CONSTRUCTED OR REPAIRED

63,000GOVERNMENT STAFF

TRAINED


C A S H A N D V O U C H E R S

8.9 MILLION8.9 MILLIONPeople receiving assistance in the form of cash and/or vouchers in 69 projects in 53 countries.A 13% increase compared to 2013.


M I L L I O NUSS843

VALUE OF CASH AND VOUCHER TRANSFERS

COMPARED TO US$506 MILLION IN 2013

>90%>90%MORE THAN 90 PERCENT

OF CASH AND VOUCHER TRANSFERS WERE PROVIDED WITHIN EMERGENCY

PROGRAMMES AIMED AT SAVING LIVES AND LIVELIHOODS

M I L L I O N

C A S H A N D V O U C H E R S


USS148 MILLIONUSS148 MILLIONIncome generated for farmers as a result of the P4P project

P U R C H A S E F O R P R O G R E S S


P U R C H A S E F O R P R O G R E S S

370,000370,000THE AMOUNT OF FOOD PURCHASED UNDER THE

P4P PROJECT

THE AMOUNT OF FOOD PURCHASED UNDER THE

P4P PROJECT

METRIC TONSMETRIC TONS


U N I T E D N A T I O N S A N D I N T E R N A T I O N A L O R G A N I Z A T I O N P A R T N E R S

WFP’s partnerships seek to:alleviate hunger through food assistance, nutrition support and social safety nets; eliminate the root causes of hunger and poverty through long-term support to sustainable agricultural development and rural transformation for the most vulnerable people.

FAO

IFAD

ILOInternational Red Cross andRed Crescent Movement

IOM

UNAIDS

UNDP

UNEP

UNESCO

UNFPA

UN-HABITAT

UNHCR

UNICEF

UN-Women

WHO

World Bank

(ICRC, IFRC, National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies)


U N I T E D N A T I O N S A N D I N T E R N A T I O N A L O R G A N I Z A T I O N P A R T N E R S

1,1221,122NGO PARTNERS

M I L L I O NM I L L I O NTHE AMOUNT OF CASH AND IN-KIND DONATIONS FROM CORPORATIONS,

FOUNDATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS

M I L L I O N


11,367 EMPLOYEES 11,367 EMPLOYEES of whom 93 percent are based in the field

S T A F F


S T A F F

11,367 41% 87%11,367EMPLOYEES WITH CONTRACTS

OF ONE YEAR OR LONGERWOMEN AMONG

INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICERS

LOCALLY RECRUITEDEMPLOYEES WITH CONTRACTS OF ONE YEAR OR LONGER

41%WOMEN AMONG

INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICERS

87%LOCALLY RECRUITED


WFP is the world’s largest humanitarian organization fighting hunger worldwide. In 2014, WFP reached 80 million people with food assistance in 82 countries.

For more information about our work, please visit www.wfp.org

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