Acute malnutrition is persistently on the rise worldwide, with children suffering its consequences for their whole lives. Despite ongoing food and medical intervention, too many children, including those who have already been treated for severe acute malnutrition in the past, continue to face a high risk of relapse or mortality (King et al., 2024).
FAO Emergency and Resilience Program in Venezuela integrates the social, technical-productive and financial dimensions to guarantee access to food for the most vulnerable families.
A compendium of Testimonies derived from project participants projects in Adamawa state.
In northeastern Nigeria, years of violence and the effects of climate change have forced already vulnerable households to flee their homes, destroying their livelihoods and triggering increased levels of food insecurity and malnutrition.
When people are forcibly displaced and become refugees, their lives hang in the balance.