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Innovation rooted in humanity
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Rooted in humanity
Welcome to “Innovation Rooted in Humanity”, an exploration of how the World Food Programme is reimagining what’s possible in the fight against hunger.
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From Sun to Shelf: Empowering Tunisian Women Through Solar Food Drying
Discover how women in Tunisia are harnessing innovative solar drying technology to become entrepreneurs, build sustainable livelihoods, and provide their communities with nutritious food all ye
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How WFP and partners are using AI to support humanitarian response in emergencies: Three real-world examples
When disaster strikes, an earthquake levels homes, crops fail from drought or conflict forces families to flee, time is everything.
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Adaptive Symbiotic Technologies
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Noornation
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P-Vita
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Hiper
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School Connect’s scaling journey to 10,000 schools
This WFP innovation has scaled to 20 countries, 10,000 schools and 3.6 million students, helping school meal programmes improve their monitoring and reporting on school meal distribution.<
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Iraq
WFP Iraq has focused on fostering innovation as a key enabler for the Livelihoods and Resilience portfolio, as the country office’s operations have transit
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5 lessons learned from our network of innovators
2024 was another impactful year for innovation. By implementing forward-thinking innovations, country office teams drew many lessons that enabled them to learn from successful projects and from
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Responsive Drip Irrigation (RDI)
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Visual Artificial Intelligence Solutions
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Deploy Tech
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Greener Herd
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Remer
   
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Partners with Sun
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Integrated Risk and Post-Harvest Management
  The Problem Reducing post-harvest losses  offers a significant opportunity to strengthen  food security in Ethiopia, boost incomes in the agricultural sector, and support  the
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Innovation and humanitarian response: How WFP tackled crises in 2024 and beyond
2024 was a year of unprecedented humanitarian crises and the surge continues into 2025. As needs grow, so does the urgency for efficient, effective emergency response.
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Desert Control
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Enhance
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From innovation to impact: Women at WFP accelerating action for Zero Hunger
Last month for International Women’s Day, we spoke to women innovators at the World Food Programme (WFP) about their work and their vision for the future of women-led innovation.
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Year in Review 2024
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Strategic AI Partnership for Humanitarian Actions
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Highlights from the WFP Innovation Forum 2025
As humanitarian needs surge and resources grow increasingly strained, the annual WFP Innovation Forum 2025, held on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, spotlighted bold solutions to ma
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WFP Innovation Forum 2025
The WFP Innovation Forum 2025 in Munich showcased groundbreaking solutions to combat global food insecurity.
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A Model for Resilience: The Post-Harvest Loss Venture in Mozambique
Across the globe, smallholder farmers are a cornerstone of food-security, producing 70 per cent of the world’s food.
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A Model for Resilience: The Post-Harvest Loss Venture in Mozambique
Across the globe, smallholder farmers are a cornerstone of food-security, producing 70 per cent of the world’s food. Yet, paradoxically, they are among the most vulnerable to food insecurity. 
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School Connect
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