Mid-Term Evaluation of the Indonesia PRRO 10069 "Assistance to
Recovery and Nutritional Rehabilitation"  In Indonesia, a low-
income food-deficit country, more than 100 million people live
near or below the poverty line. There are numerous slums; many
rural areas lack basic infrastructure; high levels of chronic
malnutrition persist. WFP’s realistic appraisal of where its
impact will be greatest led to an increasing focus on
nutritional interventions, especially for mothers and children,
combined with innovative approaches to influencing Government
policy through sophisticated and robust food security and
nutrition mapping. WFP also plays a central role in anticipating
and responding to natural disasters.