“Over 10 million people in Ethiopia is acutely unsafe in foods. It includes three million people of displaced persons and extreme weather. Non-cultivation rates are alarmingly high,” he told reporters in Geneva through the video Light.
Child losing
More than four million pregnant women, breastfeeding women and small children need to treat malnutrition in Ethiopia. In the regions of Somali, oromy, Afar and Tigrate, the wear of children passed 15 percent of the threshold for emergencies.
WFP planned to reach two million mothers and children with safety nutritional assistance in 2025. years, but forced to reduce costs after receiving only half of last year’s financing.
“What is now especially important is that our nutritional food is running out”, Mr. Milišić explained. “So, we stop that program unless something is fast and we look like and hope, but nothing has happened yet.”
She cutting the norm
In the first three months of the year, WFP provided support for food and nutrition of more than three million people. This included 740,000 children and pregnant women and breastfeeding women suffering from malnutrition.
In common with other humanitarian crises that have influenced the reduction of funding, UN agencies have reduced food to achieve the most vulnerable community. For the last 18 months, this meant giving the 60 percent regions to most 800,000 Refugees WFP serves 80 percentage and insecure food – uncertain-uncertain – Ethiopians in recent nine months, “continued.
The guidance of access for humanitarians in the Amhar region in which the WFP is applied during the WFP, is the operations to help disturbed, threatening supplies for more than 500,000 people. “Car hijacking, threats and theft are on the rise and represent serious risks for staff safety and the impact on life assistance.” He continued.
Enemy environment
Media reports indicate that the fight also continues in the region of Oromia, and the tension is growing in Tigray, where the civil war killed about 500,000 people from 2020. until 2022. while the liberation of Tigraya (TPFL) fought the Federal Army.
Despite the challenging state and security situation, WFP still provides daily school meals on 470,000 children every month. This includes 70,000 children from refugee communities – with areas affected by conflict and food in the focus of facquict efforts in northern Ethiopia.
WFP also helps communities prepare and protect funds for living in drought – prone to oromy, Somali and Southern Regions, aiming over 200,000 people with early warning messages and cash transfers.
The agency requires $ 222 million between now and September to maintain their business and reach their meter of 7.2 million people this year.
“We have teams, logistics, capacities in place, partner, our staff; what we lack is resources for action and a scale that this situation requires,” Mr. Milisić said.
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2025-04-22 12:00:00