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Climate crisis, Covid and conflicts lead to severe setbacks in hunger relief: war against Ukraine exacerbates situation.
Statement by Mathias Mogge, the secretary general and chief executive officer of Welthungerhilfe
The global hunger crisis is worsening. NGOs are calling on government leaders to put this issue at the top of the agenda.
Food security must be the top issue at the G7 summit. Climate change, wars and conflicts are depleting the reserves of more and more people.
The program coordinator of our partner organization APDA talks about the unique challenges during the conflict in the north of Ethiopia.
Our colleague Fasika traveled to the Afar region in Ethiopia. There she met two women who told her about their refugee experiences.
Welthungerhilfe has been working for a world without hunger for 60 years. Some of our employees introduce themselves and their work.
The capital of biodiversity is threatened by deforestation and climate change. A new project aims to support the indigenous population.
With an international donor conference coming up, Welthungerhilfe is warning of an escalation in the severe hunger crisis in Afghanistan.
At the meeting of G7 agriculture ministers on March 11, 2022, the impact of the war in Ukraine on global food security will be analyzed and approaches…
Joint statement by national and international humanitarian organizations on Ukraine, including networks of which Welthungerhilfe is a member
Alliance2015 members prepare to scale up support to the conflict-affected population of Ukraine.
