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In a region already shaped by multiple crises, renewed violence risks worsening hunger, displacement and humanitarian needs for millions of people

Displaced by conflict and left with nothing, a mother and her children in North Darfur are reclaiming stability and dignity through cash assistance.

On February 10, 2026, Intense Tropical Cyclone Gezani slammed into Madagascar’s east coast near Toamasina.

From global food systems to climate action, water governance will be high on the agenda in 2026. An overview of the most important WASH-related…

Living in the Shadow of Cold, Fear, and Drones, Millions of People Need Rapid Help and Peace at Last!

36 teams have advanced across three award levels

Deviram Sunar from Nepal used to work as a day laborer in India, but now he runs his own business.

WHH secretary general appointed president of European NGO network

Welthungerhilfe contributes to two expert events to the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) 2026

We’re entering an age of invisible hunger: need persists, but evidence is lost or ignored. This is a political choice, not an accident.

Many communities are denied their human right to food. An initiative in Kenya, Malawi, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia wants to change that.

Welthungerhilfe calls for long-term and sufficient international support for reconstruction