article / Februar 14, 2024
In the words of Layla and Samir: Food insecurity in Lebanon persists
In Lebanon's Hermel District, families like Layla's and Samir's face hardships.
World Vision and the World Food Programme provide essential food parcels, helping those struggling to eat.
Layla emphasizes how crucial these parcels are for her family, as her daughter had to quit university to help financially.
Similarly, Samir and his wife are grateful for the food parcels that prevent hunger. This article reveals the ongoing food insecurity despite global abundance but also showcases the positive impact of compassionate efforts, reaching thousands of families in Lebanon and offering vital support during tough times.
publication / Februar 28, 2024
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HOW IS MY SCHOOL DOING
This document is about World Vision's Citizen Voice and Action (CVA) approach to social accountability in the education sector, specifically focusing on community participation and the generation of systematic information on the quality of education.
press release / Februar 5, 2024
World Vision Iraq launches new three-year strategy with art exhibition
World Vision Iraq launches new three-year strategy with art exhibition
article / Decembar 27, 2023
Child Friendly Local Governance: A road to Child Well-being
Nepal's Child-Friendly Local Governance (CFLG) empowers children and communities! Learn about CFLG's progress, challenges, and how to achieve a child-friendly Nepal by 2030.
article / Januar 19, 2024
Reading Buddy: Empowering Children through Shared Learning
Reading Buddy: Empowering Children through Shared Learning World Vision Rwanda
publication / Januar 12, 2023
2022 Annual Report - Sudan
In 2022, World Vision Sudan programmes reached over 1.5 million people providing health and nutrition, food and cash transfers, WASH, faith and development and child protection programmes.
publication / Mart 7, 2024
Actualización de la Respuesta "Esperanza sin Fronteras" a diciembre de 2023
Descubre cómo 'Esperanza sin Fronteras' está teniendo un impacto tangible en medio de la crisis migratoria en Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Panamá, Perú y Venezuela. Conoce cómo nuestro enfoque multipaís y alianzas estratégicas han brindado apoyo integral a más de 2 millones de personas, incluyendo un 43% de niñas, niños y adolescentes migrantes. Únete a nosotros para construir un mundo donde la solidaridad y la compasión no conozcan fronteras.
publication / Februar 1, 2024
Actualización de la Respuesta a la Crisis Migratoria a septiembre de 2023
Descubre los logros y desafíos enfrentados por las poblaciones refugiadas y migrantes en situación de vulnerabilidad en el Informe de Respuesta Multipaís de "Esperanza sin Fronteras" de julio a septiembre de 2023. El compromiso continuo de World Vision alcanzó a 1.9 millones de personas desde 2019; y entre julio y septiembre a 86.2 mil participantes. Explora relatos detallados de nuestras iniciativas en Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú y Venezuela. Únete a nosotros para llevar esperanza y asistencia a aquellos que enfrentan adversidades en la región.
publication / Novembar 8, 2022
Capacity Statement - Enhanced Livelihood and Resilience Technical Programme
World Vision Zambia's livelihood strategy is well aligned with the Government's Seventh National Development (SNDP), Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals. World Vision Zambia works with 48,140 households (240,700 people) using innovative development strategies to improve household resilience and livelihood. We want to ensure that parents or caregivers are able to provide well for their children. World Vision aims to deliver sustainable development outcomes for communities through our programme approaches that promote environmentally friendly agriculture practices, build resilience, create jobs for youths and improve climate change mitigation and adaptation.
publication / Septembar 15, 2022
Disaster risk reduction work in Mongolia
World Vision International - Mongolia’s goal is to achieve sustained impact on the well-being of 500,000 children in Mongolia, including 140,000 most vulnerable children.