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With the 2025 draft budget, the German government is undermining efforts to overcome hunger and malnutrition in the world.
The climate change is an increasingly dominant driver for hunger crises. There is an urgent need to invest in sustainable and resilient food systems.
Hunger and malnutrition still persist at high levels. Welthungerhilfe (WHH) has a mandate to fight hunger an poverty and promotes a systems approach.
Welthungerhilfe's soil health approach aims at enabling biodivertisy and maximizing climate resilience in addition to optimizing soil fertility.
20 years ago, the Voluntary Guidelines on the Right to Food were adopted by 170 UN member states. What is the situation today?
Having a sound flood forecasting system in place is not enough. Only understandable and actionable early warnings enable communities to take action to…
The transformation of food systems only works if all stakeholders are involved. But what happens if local citizens, especially those from vulnerable…
In South Sudan, Welthungerhilfe (WHH) has implemented 95 projects with an overall portfolio of over 350 million Euro since 2011.
In cooperation with local partners, Welthungerhilfe has developed a coherent and diverse portfolio of WASH activities in many low- and middle-income…
New momentum to overcome hunger and poverty?
How can the German government use the High-Level Political Forum and the Summit of the Future to make progress on "SDG 2 - Zero Hunger"?
Figures, facts, testimonies: The Annual Report 2023 is an informative review of Welthungerhilfe's work over the past year.
