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Ein Mann trägt ein Mädchen durch Trümmer im Jemen.

11.12.2018 | Press Release Hunger in Yemen

Welthungerhilfe: We must not allow a second Biafra

A frightened woman looking through her fingers

29.11.2018 | Press Release DR Congo before the elections: Ebola, war and hunger

According to the Welthungerhilfe, the situation of the people in Eastern Congo is worsening dramatically.

28.11.2018 | Blog India’s Organic State

Sikkim, India's smallest state, has the most inspiring tale to tell. It has risen from poverty thanks to its sustainable approach.

Marlehn Thieme, President of Welthungerhilfe

23.11.2018 | Press Release Change of Leadership at Welthungerhilfe

Marlehn Thieme is Welthungerhilfe's new President.

22.11.2018 | Blog Rethinking Aid: Involving Crisis-Affected People

Crisis-affected people are the central agents in their own response and recovery. If local knowledge and contextual understanding are key for making...

Farmers at work on their field in Boukoko, Central African Republic.

20.11.2018 | Press Release Demand: Vote for UN Declaration on Rights of Peasants

15 civil society organisations are demanding that the German Federal Government votes to adopt the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants.

Beneficiaries lining up at a cash distribution in Yemen

13.11.2018 | Project Update Support For Families In War-Torn Yemen

The scale of the humanitarian crisis in Yemen continues to increase. Welthungerhilfe supports ACTED in helping the most vulnerable families.

12.11.2018 | Project Update Renewable energies protect people and the environment

Tajikistan is affected by the consequences of climate change. A Welthungerhilfe project opens up new ways for the rural population.

A woman walks to a tent in an informal settlement in Northern Syria.

22.10.2018 | Blog Humanitarian Access Dilemmas

The situation in Idlib, Syria, where a military strike is imminent, shows the dilemmas aid organizations must deal with in a politicized context.

18.10.2018 | Blog Only Peace Can Bring The Answer

On 20 October a new parliament is elected in Afghanistan, while terrorist attacks, violence, poverty and hunger are part of everyday life for many...

Two bamboo bridges leading over a river in the Kutupalong camp for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

11.10.2018 | Guest Commentary Forced Migration and Hunger: 4 Misperceptions

Are hunger and displacement caused solely by natural events like droughts? No, it’s not that simple.

Launch of the 2018 Global Hunger Index in Berlin

11.10.2018 | Press Release 2018 Global Hunger Index

The 2018 Global Hunger Index reveals: Conflicts and crises put the progress that has been made in the fight against hunger at stake.