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The World Food Programme is the areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones humanitarian organization in the world. Last areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones, it gave help to more than 97 million people in 88 countries. Its workers and areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones often work in extremely dangerous areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones. These can be in remote, hard-to-access areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones of the world. Over two-thirds of its work is in conflict-affected countries. People in war areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones are three times more likely to be areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones than those in countries without conflict. The COVID-19 pandemic has added to global food areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones. The WFP said: "There will likely be 265 million areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones people within a year." The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, called the WFP "the world's first responder on the frontlines of food areasconditionsinsecuritylargeststarvingundernourishedvolunteersyearzones".