video / Mai 3, 2024
Working differently, one of the recommendations of the programme forum held in Lubumbashi
This video is a summary of the activities organised as part of the World Vision DRC programme forum. It illustrates the exchanges between the various departments working to implement the 2020-2025 strategy, the collection of opinions and suggestions and the recommendations to guide World Vision's interventions in favour of vulnerable communities and children.
publication / Mai 9, 2024
2023 Global Annual Report, World Vision International
2023 Global Annual Report, World Vision International
video / März 25, 2024
The Water Kiosk approach & the impact on revenue generation and livelihood
As part of the Universal WASH project, World Vision Ghana worked with Aquaya Institute to develop and implement the Water Kiosk approach to improve revenue generation. The Water Kiosk is a well-designed outlet that provides a space for water vendors to sell their products.
article / März 18, 2024
Access to water brings new era of hope
Influx of water offered more than just physical relief – but brought a new era of hope. Once chained by a lack of access to clean water, the community now looks to a better future.
article / März 4, 2024
Home is where water is
Home Is Where Water Is- Aysar's* story to safety and securing water amidst war and earthquake
article / März 19, 2024
Burkina Faso : Water, a real source of resilience for communities
Access to water helps communities emerge from crisis, building resilience and providing sustainable livelihoods.
article / März 20, 2024
World Vision Sudan restores water to host communities and IDPs
World Vision Sudan in partnership with Sudan Humanitarian Fund brings water to residents of Shamar village and IDPs in Ban Jadid Camp in Blue Nile, Sudan.
article / März 26, 2024
World Vision Ghana Commits to providing Clean and Safe Water for Vulnerable Communities in Ghana.
World Vision Ghana is committed to providing clean and safe water to vulnerable communities in the country. The lack of clean and safe water sources is a widespread challenge in rural communities. According to UNICEF, 76% of households are at risk of drinking water contaminated with faecal matter.