Annual Country Report 2023: United Republic of Tanzania. Country Strategic Plan 2022-2027

Rome (Italy): World Food Programme, 2023.

English

72 p.

ELR2283

WFP contributed to several areas including food security, nutrition, school feeding, social protection, agriculture, climate adaptation, disaster risk management, and supply chain. Throughout the year, WFP supported 317,000 food-insecure people across Tanzania, of which 54 percent were women and girls and 29,000 were persons with disabilities. This improved the food security and nutrition of smallholder farmers, children aged 6-59 months, school-aged children, and pregnant and breastfeeding women and girls. The interventions also strengthened community resilience and national capacities and addressed the immediate humanitarian needs of refugees. WFP's dedication to sustainable development was evident through substantial investments in the social protection system and school feeding programmes. WFP provided technical and financial support to the Government at different levels including the formulation of new policies on school feeding for promoting the development of nationally owned home-grown school feeding models and laying the foundation for long-term resilience and self-sufficiency within the communities it served.

Electronic ed.

ELR 2283

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