A wheat production initiative funded by the African Development Bank and implemented by the World Food Programme (WFP) is significantly boosting wheat harvests in Sudan, which is facing severe food insecurity due to ongoing civil war. The project provides fertilizers, seeds, and modern farming equipment to smallholder farmers, increasing wheat production by up to 70% in some regions and producing nearly 645,000 metric tons of wheat this year. This initiative is crucial as Sudan's typical wheat harvest has drastically reduced, and the country hosts one of the world's largest hunger and displacement crises. The project has also supported internally displaced people, offering hope for improved agricultural practices and long-term settlement in more stable areas like Northern State.