video / Januar 4, 2024
Drama: An impactful entertaining tool to ending Gender-Based Violence
The Natwampane Project, an initiative that aimed to address Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in the Northern Province of Zambia.
video / Januar 4, 2024
Traditional and Faith Leaders interventions to end Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
The Natwampane project has trained and imparted knowledge in Traditional and Religious Leaders on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), recognizing their crucial role in supporting their subjects and congregants who may be survivors. The project has also equipped them with practical solutions to effectively contribute to the prevention and response efforts.
publication / Januar 15, 2024
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) promising practices
The project is structured around 5 main learning themes: Active Citizenship, Employability, Leadership, Social Accountability, and Information and Communications Technologies for Development.
press release / April 11, 2024
Conflict and Hunger in Sudan: an NGO call to action
Joint NGO statement on the growing crisis of conflict and Hunger in Sudan
article / Mai 13, 2024
World Vision Kenya Flood Interventions: Muhuru Bay and Karachuonyo Households receive Cash Transfers and Non-Food Items
Braving the Storm: Devastating floods have ravaged Kenya's 34 counties, displacing thousands. With the flash floods wreaking havoc, World Vision and partners have stepped in, providing cash aid and essential items to affected children and families.
publication / Mai 9, 2024
2023 Global Annual Report, World Vision International
2023 Global Annual Report, World Vision International
opinion / Januar 18, 2024
Gender equality, social inclusion, and WASH: How the picture comes together
Water, sanitation and hygiene experts Nobuhle and Kristie reflect on the art of ensuring WASH programmes promote equal and inclusive access, decision-making, participation, and well-being of the most vulnerable
opinion / März 8, 2024
Treating women workers fairly starts with us
Cristina, one of World Vision’s gender specialists in the LAC region, considers what steps need to happen for women to be fairly treated in the workplace.