The WFP Trust for India collaborates with the UN World Food Programme which offers technical assistance to the Government of India in pursuit of national objectives aligned with SDG 2: Zero Hunger.
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individuals have been impacted by innovative assistance, focusing on improving supply chain efficiency and Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) resources regarding the Targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS ).
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beneficiaries have experienced the effects of fortified rice provision and communication campaigns promoting sound dietary practices, food safety, and hygiene.
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women and children have benefited from locally sourced, fortified, and quality-ensured nutritious supplementary sustenance as part of the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS).
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women have become empowered through the reinforcement of self-help groups, fostering advancement in both social and financial spheres.
About WFP Trust for India
The WFP Trust for India operates as a non-profit entity closely associated with the UN World Food Programme. Together, we address hunger and malnutrition concerns in India by actively collaborating with communities, governmental bodies, and various organisations to enhance food security, nutritional education, and other forms of assistance to marginalised groups.
Current Projects
Our current initiatives are designed to enhance accessibility to sustenance and nutrition, bolster income prospects for women and their self-help groups (SHGs) and fortify the resilience of small-scale farmers to cope with the ramifications of climate change on their livelihoods. For more insights into our endeavours, kindly explore the details on our Projects page.
Latest News and Updates
Stay informed about the most recent developments and updates from the WFP Trust for India. We will ensure you are kept abreast of our ongoing projects, events, and various activities, along with news and emerging patterns concerning food security and nutritional aspects in India.
Get to Know Us
Meet the Leadership Team that guides the WFP Trust for India operations and delve deeper into our organisation and its principles. Our team comprises individuals from diverse backgrounds, all dedicated to effecting positive change in the lives of others. Click on the link to learn more about us.
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