Doing the right things, the right way
Highlighting WFP’s Results in 2012
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97.2 million
Hungry people in
80
countries reached by WFP in
2012
BENEFICIARIES
82.1
million
women
and children
2.4
million
refugees
6.5
million
internally
displaced people
0.7
million
returnees
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BENEFICIARIES
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3.5 million
metric tons of food distributed, 53 percent
of the global total of food aid
FOOD AID QUANTITIES
2.1
million
metric tons
The amount of food
procured in 93
countries
86%
The percentage of food
procured in developing
countries
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FOOD AID QUANTITIES
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US$3.9 billion
The value of contributions reached
the highest level since 2008
FUNDING
1
United States
of America US$1456562
of America US$1456562
2
European
Commission US$386136
Commission US$386136
3
Canada
US$367149
4
United Kingdom
US$200540
5
Japan
US$190749
6
Germany
US$150055
7
United Nations Central
Emergency Response
Fund (CERF) US$136788
Emergency Response
Fund (CERF) US$136788
8
Australia
US$121729
9
Sweden
US$95181
10
Brazil
US$82548
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FUNDING
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9.8 million
Malnourished children receiving specialized
nutritional support
NUTRITION
2.9
million
Pregnant women and nursing
mothers receiving additional
nutrition support
1.6
million
People affected by HIV/AIDS
receiving WFP assistance
33
Countries receiving assistance
for tuberculosis and HIV/
AIDS prevention activities
19,500
Health centres and clinics
receiving WFP assistance
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NUTRITION
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17.5 million
Schoolchildren receiving meals in school or take-home rations
SCHOOL FEEDING
125,000
Schools receiving WFP
assistance
49%
The percentage of all
schoolchildren
receiving WFP assistance
who were girls
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SCHOOL FEEDING
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15.1 million
People receiving WFP food as an
incentive to build assets....
RESILIENCE
328,000
hectares of land
protected or
improved
14,000
kilometers of roads,
400 bridges and 1,400
wells constructed or
repaired
65,000
government
staff trained
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RESILIENCE
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215
The number of active
projects in 2012
WFP PROJECTS
41
emergency operations
(EMOPs)
58
protracted relief
and recovery
operations (PRROs)
33
country programmes
(CPs)
29
development projects
(DEVs)
43
special operations
(SOs)
11
preparedness activities
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WFP PROJECTS
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6 million
People receiving assistance in the form of cash and/or vouchers,
a 30 percent increase over the previous year
Innovations
CASH AND VOUCHERS
US$359
million
Value of cash and
voucher transfers,
compared to
US$213 million in
2011
76%
The annual growth
rate in cash and
voucher activities
over the past four
years
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CASH AND VOUCHERS
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US$77 million
Income generated for farmers as a result of the project
PURCHASE FOR PROGRESS
308,000
metric tons
The amount of food contracted
under the P4P project
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PURCHASE FOR PROGRESS
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UN PARTNERS
74 joint United
Nations
programmes in
47 countries.
UN partners
included FAO,
IFAD, UNDP,
UNHCR, UNICEF
and WHO
1,500
NGO partners—
87 percent locally
based—in 163
projects in 71
countries
US$64.4
million
The amount of cash
and in-kind donations
from private sector
corporate and
individual partners
2.3
million
metric tons
The amount of food
WFP’s partners
distributed on behalf
of the organization,
accounting for 65
percent of total WFP
deliveries
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PARTNERS
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STAFF
11,335 employees
of whom 92 percent based
in the field
11,335 employees
with contracts
of one year or
longer
41%
women
among
international
recruits and
professional
officers
87%
locally recruited
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STAFF
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WFP GLOBAL PRESENCE
WFP is the world's largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger worldwide.
On average, WFP reaches more than 90 million people with food assistance in 80 countries each year.
For more information about our work, please visit www.wfp.org
To view WFP's annual performance review for 2012 (issued in 2013) please read the Annual Performance Report for 2012 (PDF).
