In Numbers
- USD 1,980 in cash-based transfers and microinsurance premiums
- USD 17.4 m net funding requirements for the next six months (July to December 2025), representing 46 percent of total needs
- 8,345 people assisted in June 2025
Operational Updates
• As part of WFP’s broader emergency response in the departments of Izabal and Guatemala, 31 individuals received unconditional cash-based transfers (CBT) to address its immediate food security and nutrition needs.
• since January 2025, as part of a joint pilot program implemented with the Government and IOM, 160 vulnerable Guatemalan migrants who returned (40% women) from the United States received unconditional CBT to cover their immediate basic food and transport needs.
• In the framework of malnutrition prevention activities, 4,897 individuals participated in capacity-strengthening sessions in Huehuetenango, Quiché and Alta Verapaz departments. Of these, 88% were part of multiyear Integrated Resilience Programmes, while 12% were involved in School Feeding activities.
• Additionally, 2,531 individuals received nutritional monitoring and counselling through five WFP-supported Nutrition Brigades in Huehuetenango and Alta Verapaz departments.
Across these nutrition-specific activities, 70% of beneficiaries were women and girls.
• As part of resilient livelihood activities, 3,444 individuals (97% women) attended capacity-strengthening sessions focused on sustainable agricultural production in Huehuetenango and Quiché departments.