The world food programme (WFP) will, over approximately 18 months, use U.S. Agricultural commodities and FAS funds to implement emergency food assistance across haiti focused on the following…

The Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service awarded the United Nations World Food Programme a $60.073 million cooperative agreement on April 8, 2026, under the Food for Peace, Title II program (CFDA 10.624) to implement emergency food assistance across Haiti through September 30, 2027.

WFP will conduct emergency food distributions targeting IPC 4 and displaced populations, deliver emergency school feeding in crisis-affected areas to vulnerable children, and replenish in-country contingency stocks to enable rapid response to sudden-onset or man-made emergencies including hurricane season. The award funds U.S. agricultural commodities and FAS resources deployed over approximately 18 months to reach the most vulnerable populations and help prevent malnutrition in Haiti.

The world food programme (WFP) will, over approximately 18 months, use U.S. Agricultural commodities and FAS funds to implement emergency food assistance across haiti focused on the following objectives: support emergency food distributions for integrated food security phase classification scale (IPC) 4 and displaced populations, where WFP emergency assistance is required to reach the most vulnerable and help prevent malnutrition; provide emergency school feeding in crisis affected areas to support the most vulnerable children; and replenish in-country contingency stocks and ensure that WFP is able to respond swiftly to any sudden onset or manmade emergency, including hurricane season.