World Food Programme

What do you use when a truck can't get through, a boat can't reach the shore and a road no longer exists?

WFP uses all-terrain vehicles.

Able to travel through water, mud and wetlands, and carry up to 1.5 metric tons of cargo, these amphibious vehicles help WFP deliver assistance where conventional transport can't.

By overcoming some of the biggest logistical barriers in humanitarian operations, these amphibious vehicles can help reduce delivery costs and expand access to communities that are difficult to reach.

For many children, a meal at school represents the chance to focus, learn, and thrive.

In Kenya, the school meals programme has grown across the country. Food produced by Kenyan farmers is delivered to the schools, supporting hundreds of thousands of children.

WFP is partnering with the government to support school meals in Wajir and Marsabit counties. 📚✍️