Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
WFP gives people food, but increasingly it gives cash too. That cash empowers people to make decisions themselves how to meet their needs – food or otherwise – at any given time.
Cash is also having a transformative change for the women who receive it, and it’s also reframing the way that WFP works with governments around the world.
Learn more: wfp.org/cash-transfers
WFP gives people food, but increasingly it gives cash too. That cash empowers people to make decisions themselves how to meet their needs – food or otherwise – at any given time.
Cash is also having a transformative change for the women who receive it, and it’s also reframing the way that WFP works with governments around the world.
Learn more: wfp.org/cash-transfers





![Ever wondered how peanut butter is made?🥜 Watch Edith make hers in #Zimbabwe
Edith’s peanut butter is more than just a delicious spread. It’s a business she built from scratch five years ago, which got a boost in 2021 thanks to a #WFP urban resilience programme funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). For Edith, a single mother of four, her business means building a better future for her family - and those of the women she’s been able to hire to help her (1 to 2 women, depending on demand/the production season). “I feel good because now I have managed to help another family [through hiring someone]”, Edith explains. As a single mother of four, including an adult son with a disability, this means a lot to Edith🧡
In 2023, WFP supported more than 10,000 households in the country through this programme.
Strengthening local food systems is key to reducing humanitarian needs and creating a #ZeroHunger world. Ever wondered how peanut butter is made?🥜 Watch Edith make hers in #Zimbabwe](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/AhbSUuDDQP8/mqdefault.jpg)




