These are the six largest and most urgent humanitarian crises on the planet: Yemen, Syria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, Nigeria and Mozambique.

WFP is the largest hunger-fighting organization in the world. See where it works, who it serves, the programs it runs and the food it delivers.

What causes hunger? Conflict, extreme weather events, food waste and extreme poverty. WFP works every day to help people build resilience and overcome these threats.

Food loss and food waste are major contributors to global hunger. If we could recover all the food we waste, we could feed every hungry person on the planet twice over.

The frequency and severity of natural disasters such as hurricanes, harsh droughts and devastating floods are increasing, with severe consequences for the world’s most vulnerable people.

In nearly two-thirds of countries around the world, women are more likely to suffer from hunger and malnourishment. Ironically, nearly half of all small-scale farmers are women.

See life from Syria to South Sudan. Our videos tell the story of hunger and how we can end it.

Our podcast shares hidden, human stories about food and life on the front lines of hunger.

Across the world, WFP photographers capture the incredible work WFP does and the people it serves.