John Aylieff

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

After being cut off by conflict for weeks, around 17,000 families in Kamdesh and Barg‑e‑Matal districts of Nuristan Province, #Afghanistan, are now receiving food assistance.

WFP, together with @ICRC_af and @ARCSAfghanistan, is working to ensure families can meet their most basic needs.

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Across four provinces in #Afghanistan’s Eastern Region, WFP's resilience support is taking root.

These long‑term initiatives are helping families restore their land, rebuild their incomes, and strengthen their future.

Our Regional Director explains more in the video below. 📹⬇️

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Curious about how communities come together to rebuild the canals that bring water back to their farmland?

Take a look below 📷⬇️ to see how people in Nangarhar, #Afghanistan are restoring their local canal as part of WFP’s long‑term resilience supportCurious about how communities come together to rebuild the canals that bring water back to their farmland?

Take a look below 📷⬇️ to see how people in Nangarhar, #Afghanistan are restoring their local canal as part of WFP’s long‑term resilience supportCurious about how communities come together to rebuild the canals that bring water back to their farmland?

Take a look below 📷⬇️ to see how people in Nangarhar, #Afghanistan are restoring their local canal as part of WFP’s long‑term resilience support.

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

In Alidad village — one of #Kandahar’s remote corners — WFP assistance is a lifeline for 286,000 people across the province, including Zazai and his family.

As the needs in #Afghanistan are soaring, with an estimated 17.4 million people acutely food insecure, thanks to our partners, WFP continues to deliver support and bring hope to communities who need it most.

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

As one of the harshest winters has settled in, WFP food deliveries continue across #Afghanistan.

See below how food distributions look in Farah and Badghis, where our trucks push through snow-covered roads to deliver food to where it’s needed most. 📷 �As one of the harshest winters has settled in, WFP food deliveries continue across #Afghanistan.

See below how food distributions look in Farah and Badghis, where our trucks push through snow-covered roads to deliver food to where it’s needed most. 📷 🚚

[FAO in Afghanistan @FAOAfghanistan]

Reliable wheat harvests start with quality seed.

With support from @WorldBank, an @FAO initiative is helping farmers in Afghanistan buy certified wheat seed from local private companies, contributing to the development of a more commercial seed system.

🔗https://t.co/Bqcwb55Lqd

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Hunger is worsening at an alarming pace in #Afghanistan.

Driven by drought, economic collapse, forced returns, earthquakes & shrinking aid.

WFP urges the international community to honour their commitment and not abandon Afghanistan in its hour of greatest need.

📽️ Watch the video, act now & stand with Afghanistan.

#HumanitarianAid

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

#Afghanistan is facing deepening hunger and malnutrition. With support from our partners like the @mafrakorea @MOFAkr_eng, WFP delivers food & life-saving nutrition services to thousands of families.

Seung Jee – Programme Policy Officer for WFP in Afghanistan - speaks about the impact of Korea’s support to Afghans in need.

[UN Women Afghanistan @unwomenafghan]

It's been 3 months since Afghan women UN staff were barred from UN premises.

They're still delivering life-saving aid - but the ban puts essential services at risk. Assistance must be delivered by women, to women. The ban must be reversed.

Read the statement: https://t.co/uRsVit8xQh #ForAllWomenAndGirls

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Hunger and malnutrition are ravaging families in #Afghanistan, pushing many to the brink of survival.

@AJEnglish @AssedBaig reports from the ground

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

"Afghan mothers cradle their children as malnutrition steals them away. They were promised unwavering solidarity - not silence. It’s time to stand with them, in action, not just words." - John Aylieff, WFP Country Director in Afghanistan.

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

WFP warns that six countries — including #Afghanistan — are on the brink of severe hunger due to funding gaps by end of this year.

Without immediate support, millions risk going hungry through the harsh winter months.

Press release: https://t.co/okPS0IwpUE

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Hunger in #Afghanistan is worsening as one crisis after another unfolds.

WFP needs urgent funding to pre-position food before snow cuts off remote villages this winter.

Rania Dagash, Assistant Executive Director of WFP, explains more about the immense need on the ground. 👇

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

In #Afghanistan, an invisible wave of child deaths looms without urgent funding.

With resources set to run out in November, WFP will no longer be able to support nearly 5 million malnourished mothers and children.

More from our country director at @BBCWorld News 👇

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

In #Afghanistan, women and children bear the brunt of any crisis.

That’s why WFP is supporting women to learn skills like gemstone carving — helping them earn an income, feed their children and build a future.

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Most families who lost everything in the #AfghanistanEarthquake are living high in the mountains.

WFP is finding every way to get food as close as possible to the survivors — even where no road exists.

[World Food Programme in India @UNWFP_India]

Latest Op-ed by @SamirWanmali, Regional Director @WFPAsiaPacific in @IndianExpress on India’s quick response to #AfghanistanEarthquake, its emergence as a humanitarian food aid provider, partnership with @WFP and more:
📰https://t.co/n7gAFk9OJy

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

🔴 Earthquake survivors in eastern #Afghanistan have lost everything.

WFP is delivering emergency food assistance — but we urgently need funding to keep this lifeline alive.

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

So far, 22,000 people affected by the recent earthquakes in #Afghanistan have received WFP emergency food assistance — but the needs on the ground remain immense.

Our Country Director gives us the picture from the quake affected sites: 👇

[WFP in Afghanistan @WFP_Afghanistan]

Multiple earthquakes in eastern #Afghanistan have turned once-beautiful villages to rubble. Survivors have lost everything and have nowhere to go.

WFP is on the ground with emergency food assistance — but resources are running out fast. We urgently need support to keep going.