Where should the food aid be delivered to?

A United Nations report says up to half [21A] the food aid to Somalia is routinely diverted to corrupt contractors, Islamist militants and local UN workers.
     [22B]It blames the problem on the distribution system run by the UN’s World Food Program, or WFP. The report notes that agency contracts for food transport are awarded to a few powerful individuals who operate cartels that sell the food illegally. Truck drivers and militants controlling different areas also get paid off. The report’s criticism of WFP is unusually strong, [23D]it even recommends an independent investigation into the agency’s Somali operation.