Ireland agrees to give at least €21m to World Food Programme

Ireland has committed to providing a minimum of €7m a year for the next three years to the World Food Programme.

Ireland agrees to give at least €21m to World Food Programme
Mon, 15 Apr, 2013 - 12:41

Ireland has committed to providing a minimum of €7m a year for the next three years to the World Food Programme.

The agreement was signed at a two-day conference on global hunger and climate change at Dublin Castle.

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