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World Food Programme Logistics
NOVEMBER 19, 2020
World Food Programme and Food and Agriculture Organization join their partners to mark a decade of collaboration South Sudan: Fishing kits and seeds provided by FAO as part of a rapid-response mission with WFP, Oxfam and Save the Children. Photo: FAO Last week in Rome, the global Food Security Cluster ?—?of
World Food Programme Logistics
JUNE 25, 2020
WFP humanitarians are stepping up efforts to ensure vulnerable people across the country receive life-saving food assistance Ruba al-Dirany is a monitoring assistant for WFP in the Bekaa area. WFP works to ensure the most vulnerable have sufficient and nutritious food all year long. Fatima Mouzahem and Rona Haddad?—?WFP
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Logistics Business Magazine
OCTOBER 17, 2022
In his presentation, Mike Glennon, joint managing director of Ireland and UK timber processing firm Glennon Brothers, said the country needed to ensure that afforestation was made “easy, understandable and administratively manageable” to enable it to meet its EU carbon reduction targets.
WorkWave
NOVEMBER 12, 2024
Pests, whether rodents, insects, or other nuisances, continue to pose challenges to public health, food safety, and property maintenance, prompting a need for effective management strategies. Increased monitoring of pesticide residue in food necessitates stricter compliance from pest control companies.
World Food Programme Logistics
FEBRUARY 5, 2019
From burning to planting trees The World Food Programme (WFP) is helping farmers protect their environment Planting trees in the Chisongole Hills surrounding Mposa. With his crop yields declining, he cut down more and more trees for charcoal to make enough money to buy the food he could no longer grow. and tackle climate change.
World Food Programme Logistics
SEPTEMBER 24, 2019
Taleb’s plan for agricultural production could barely have been more challenging. Even if families like Taleb’s had enjoyed the right conditions to grow food or fodder, they wouldn’t have known how to do it. “We We are originally nomads, we did not have an agricultural background or the means to survive?—?the
World Food Programme Logistics
MARCH 29, 2019
Masters of their own destinies How the j oint UN Programme for Rural Women’s Economic Empowerment enables rural women around the globe to overcome challenges Meet Tadelech Bekelpe, a 38-year-old widowed mother from Ethiopia. The family was already struggling to make ends meet when the father was alive.
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