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As 2025 is projected to be a year of unrelenting crises, the WFP Global Outlook highlights needs and WFP’s value proposition and key solutions to hunger. It includes operational requirements, the number of people we intend to reach, regional updates with operational requirements per country, and an overview of WFP's footprint and portfolio of activities.

2025 will be a year of unrelenting crises

 

Acute hunger is on the rise again, affecting 343 million people in 74 countries where the World Food Programme (WFP) works and data is available. 

Up to 1.9 million people are estimated to be on the brink of famine, primarily in Gaza and Sudan – where famine was confirmed in one location in July – but also pockets of the populations in South Sudan, Haiti and Mali.

WFP’s operational requirement for 2025 is US$16.9 billion, which would allow us to reach 123 million of the most vulnerable food-insecure people globally.

Areas of focus

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Emergency

75 percent of the total (US$12.6 billion) is destined for emergency response
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Resilience

22 percent (US$3.7billion) for resilience-building work
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Root causes

3 percent (US$0.6 billion) to activities aiming to eradicate the root causes of hunger.

What funding for WFP can do

2025 will be a year of unrelenting crises

But WFP's work can have a powerful impact on the lives of millions of people. Be part of the solution.
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