# ZEROHUNGERONE FUTURE

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Zero Hunger.. against the challenges in the RBC region

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The number of Hungry people has doubled in the Arab region

# of hungry

33mpeople now stands at

Yemen:Half need

humanitarian

assistance24m

Iraq: Under-

nourishment

up from 8%

23%Syrians need food

assistance - 9.8m inside

13.6m

Progress towards Goals

Target achieved

Target not achieved, with slow progress

Target not achieved, with lack of progress

Target not achieved, with deterioration

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The number of Hungry people has doubled in the Arab region

# of hungry

33mpeople now stands at

Progress towards Goals

Target achieved

Target not achieved, with slow progress

Target not achieved, with lack of progress

Target not achieved, with deterioration

Yemen: Half need

humanitarian

assistance24m

Iraq: Under-

nourishment

up from 8%

23%Syrians need food

assistance - 9.8m inside

13.6m

Palestine

Sudan

Libya

Sudan

Palestine

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The number of Hungry people has doubled in the Arab region

Progress towards Goals

Target achieved

Target not achieved, with slow progress

Target not achieved, with lack of progress

Target not achieved, with deterioration

Yemen: Half need

humanitarian

assistance24m

Iraq: Under-

nourishment

up from 8%

23%Syrians need food

assistance - 9.8m inside

13.6m# of hungry

33mpeople now stands at

Libya

target

Undernourishment

13.9 %

1991

15.3 %

2011

target

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Areas of concern in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Progress towards Goals

Target achieved

Target not achieved, with slow progress

Target not achieved, with lack of progress

Target not achieved, with deterioration

Tajikistan:

Undernourished.

Amount doubled33%

Ukraine: need

humanitarian

assistance5m

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SyriaIraq

Jordan

Cross-border movements

Rising # of

Refugees 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 04 2 0 8 0 0 00

Turkey

Lebanon

Egypt

2.1m Syrian

refugees

.63m Syrian

refugees

.25 m Syrian

refugees1.1 m

Syrian refugees

.13 m Syrian

refugees

Increased displacements

December 2011 Now

IDPs

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Increased displacements

SyriaIraq

Jordan

Cross-border movements

Turkey

Lebanon

Egypt

2.1m Syrian

refugees

.63m Syrian

refugees

.25 m Syrian

refugees

IDPs

1.1 m Syrian

refugees

.13 m Syrian

refugees

YemenSudan

Algeria

Iran

IDPs

IDPs

IDPs

refugees

refugees

refugees

refugees

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Rising Insecurity

Syria

Access Constraints

YemenSudan

Iraq

Libya

Ukraine

Security Levels

Extreme

Substantial

High

Moderate

Low

MinimalData not represented on Map

SyriaIraq

Jordan

Turkey

Lebanon

Egypt

YemenSudan

Algeria

IranLibya

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Increased displacements

4X higher than

last year

Arrivals to the EU in

September 2015 are

…beyond the region

As of the end of September, Syrians represented the largest proportion of sea arrivals to Europe in 2015, accounting for over half of the approximately 500,000 arrivals.

SyriaIraq

Jordan

Turkey

Lebanon

EgyptAlgeria

IranLibya

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Increased displacements

4X higher than

last year

Arrivals to the EU in

September 2015 are

…beyond the region

As of the end of September, Syrians represented the largest proportion of sea arrivals to Europe in 2015, accounting for over half of the approximately 500,000 arrivals.

Compounded by the lack of assistance in the countries in which they sought refuge, some Syrian refugees are opting to return to Syria.

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Impact of Reduced Funding

3%

27%

6%

18%

34%

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15

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25

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0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

Q4 2014 April -July 2015 Oct-15

Food Consumption Score/Coping Strategy

Poor

Borderline

CSI

Full Support Reduction by half Exclusion

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I tie scarves around my boys’ bellies at night so they don’t wake up crying from stomach aches because they are hungry

I know the world has forgotten us too; we’re too much of a burden

I have givenup the hope

Fatmeh from Idleb

Impact of Reduced Funding

Losing Hope….

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Impact of regional trends on WFP in the RBC Region

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Increasing Requirements

1,378 1,224

1,192

2,034

3,061

2,927 US$

Billi

on

40-50%

Increasing #of

people requiring

assistance by

Rising Number of Affected Populations

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

As compared to

2010

EMOP80%

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WFP response in the RBC region

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WFP Response Humanitarian Assistance

11 Countries

17.3m

through EMOPs

Supported in 2014

Yemen : received

support in October2.5m

Iraq: reached on

monthly basis1.5m

Syria:

reached on

monthly

basis4m

WFP Response Humanitarian Assistance

In-kind

Paper voucher

Electronic voucher

One Platform

Exploring…

Scaling up CBT

11 Countries

17.3m

through EMOPs

Supported in 2014

12 Countries4.5mSupported in 2014

CBT modalities

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WFP Response Resilience building and enhancing livelihoods

Khalima Gulamova from the Vatan village, benefiting from WFP FFW activity in

Tajikistan. She is demonstrating sesame plants which she would use to produce

sesame oil.

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WFP Response SP/SN School Feeding

WFP’s support to optimizing national school meals programme translated into the

shift from biscuit and black tea to a hot meal, freshly baked fortified buns and a

drink served in 261 pilot schools in the Kyrgyz Republic

Expected to be4mSupported in 2015

Almost

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WFP Response Enhancing WFP core competencies

Placing emphasis on verification, monitoring and evaluation

WFP Response Enhancing WFP core competencies

Beneficiary feedback mechanism: Syrian refugees call center in Amman

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WFP Response Enhancing WFP core competencies

Innovations to enhance targeting and verification

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