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It’s the start of Munich Security Conference! We feature 8 breakthrough innovations for humanitarian response. Because food security is national security. World Food Programme WFP Innovation

🚀 The wait is over! Bernhard Kowatsch, Head of WFP Innovation Accelerator, is on stage to kick off the WFP Innovation Forum 2025! 🌍 Get ready for an inspiring night of bold solutions. 📡 Follow the conversation: bit.ly/42ugN5i

#Innovation accelerated and translated into efficiency gains for our taxpayers’ money: Cindy McCain Jochen Flasbarth Bundesentwicklungsministerium opening “pitch ceremony” in #Munich alongside Munich Security Conference for best irrigation, seeds, waste use projects.🇩🇪 GER on Peace & Humanitarian Action

It's Munich Security Conference - Food security is a big topic here - today at 3:30pm CET is "Between Bombs and Blockades: Tackling Food Insecurity in Unstable Times" where you will hear from World Food Programme Cindy McCain and others watch live here: ➡️ securityconference.org/en/msc-2025/ag… #MSC2025 #foodsecurity

📣 OPPORTUNITY ALERT📣 🌍 Have a solution that can address humanitarian challenges faced by vulnerable communities? Yes? the Humanitarian Innovation Programme by WFP Innovation & Luxembourg Aid & Development is looking for you! ➡️ bit.ly/WFP-HIA

How to Make Impact Part of Your Growth Strategy I’ve seen hundreds of startups and nonprofits that have impact at their core — and I’ve noticed a few things that consistently work..

Great to have 2nd Parlament Österreich President visit World Food Programme today - Austria has been a strong supporter of WFP & WFP Innovation to end global hunger

I find it astounding that so many people share their opinion on how to scale innovation, how to build a startup... .... and often they have never built a single innovation or startup themselves, nor worked or invested in one..

The #SOFI2025 report shows we need URGENT global action. Hunger is rising in many places worldwide while the funding needed to tackle it is falling. World Food Programme reached 124M people last year, but deep funding cuts mean tens of millions of people could lose this lifeline.