Like this if you want to see more beautiful photography in your feed! 🌱💚 Nyakor Gatluak collects water hyacinth in a flooded area around Mankuai Village, in Unity State #SouthSudan. Why is she doing that? Extreme weather events, conflict and rising costs have driven millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance in South Sudan. In the past three years, record floods have washed away entire villages, destroyed livelihoods and displaced hundreds of thousands of people. WFP is piloting a sustainable fuel solutions programme in South Sudan using water hyacinth, providing production models to transform it into bioenergy that can support families with cheap, affordable access to safer sustainable fuel and offer an income generating opportunity to bring to market. More ways WFP is supporting? 👉Build energy-efficient cooking stoves from easy-to-find locally available materials. 👉Build cheap small canoes from easy-to-find locally available material to collect water hyacinth and clear waterways. 📷 WFP / Gabriela Vivacqua