The United Kingdom has announced a £4 million contribution to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to support food and nutrition assistance for refugees in Tanzania. The funding is intended to help WFP provide critical food aid to vulnerable populations in refugee camps.
The announcement was made by the British High Commission in Tanzania. The UK government stated that this support aligns with its commitment to addressing humanitarian needs and supporting stability in the region.
The World Food Programme operates in Tanzania, providing assistance to hundreds of thousands of refugees, primarily from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, who face ongoing food insecurity. This new funding is part of continued international efforts to support these refugee populations.
