
TNT Express today uplifted 45 tons of emergency food aid to Nairobi, Kenya, to help the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) feed thousands of children in neighboring Somalia.
“If you can’t get the driver to the classroom, you have to get the classroom to the driver,” said Paul Jansen, Director of Fleet Forum. “Road traffic accidents are expected to increase dramatically by 2030 to become the third leading cause of death globally. That increase will have a particularly significant impact in low- and middle-income countries, where road traffic accidents already pose an enormous health risk. Fleet Forum has developed an award-winning Fleet Safety Management Toolkit, which has been tested and used by several aid and development organisations in Africa and India.
Maersk Press Release
Published 29 January
The Logistics Emergency Teams (LETs) consist of four of the world’s leading logistics and transport companies and supports the WFP and the humanitarian community during disaster relief efforts by providing access to a global network of transportation and logistics expertise. As the newest member of the LETs, Maersk joins Agility, UPS and TNT Express.
In Davos WFP showed a video thanking Peter Bakker and TNT
WFP Statement
28 January 2011
2 December / Logistics Cluster
He was right, but it became even worse. The first Cholera cases were reported for Port-au-Prince in the evening of the next day, and within three weeks the disease spread throughout the entire country.
Story by WFP / 15 November 2010
By Martin Penner - WFP
The number of hungry people in the world has dropped to 925 million from the record 1.02 billion reached in 2009, mainly thanks to economic growth in developing countries and lower food prices, new figures show.