WFP

Committee Description

This session of the World Food Programme focuses on the frontline of global hunger, where conflict, climate stress, and political barriers stand between millions of people and their right to survive. Delegates will examine how food becomes both a weapon and a lifeline, how aid is blocked or diverted, and how solutions must adapt to the realities on the ground. The committee will also move beyond emergency response to confront the future of food assistance, weighing scientific innovation against ethics, sovereignty, and long-term stability. Through negotiation and collaboration, delegates will design frameworks that protect vulnerable populations, strengthen humanitarian access, and build a food system that remains resilient in crisis. Lives depend on these choices, and the world expects bold ideas.