publication / July 3, 2024
Choutari: WVI Nepal Newsletter | December 2023 - May 2024 Edition
Choutari is World Vision International Nepal's bi-annual newsletter. This December 2023 - May 2024 edition covers the key updates and highlights on our sectors, grants and private non-sponsorship projects, stories of transformation, key events, innovations and our programme coverage in the media.
publication / March 1, 2023
AHAN Project - Newsletter #6
Have a glance at the AHAN Project's impact and sustainable footprint improving the nutrition of rural mothers and children of Laos.
publication / December 21, 2023
Choutari: WVI Nepal Newsletter (June - Nov 2023)
Choutari is our bi-annual newsletter with the latest updates on our sectors, key events, innovations and stories of change. Click download to read.
publication / June 30, 2023
Choutari: WVI Nepal Newsletter (Jan - May 2023)
Our bi-annual newsletter is here bringing latest updates from our sectors, new projects/initiatives, campaign, etc.
article / August 19, 2015
Celebremos a nuestros héroes humanitarios
Nuestros héroes y heroínas nos cuentan por qué son trabajadores humanitarios:
article / May 23, 2017
A single click to access a thousand opportunities
A cooperative specialising in welding services in Rwanda has doubled its income and start selling internationally following training in online marketing from World Vision.
article / May 8, 2017
A single click to access a thousand opportunities
By Anais NyiramahogaziA cooperative specialising in welding services in Rwanda has doubled its income and start selling internationally following training in online marketing from World Vision.
article / April 10, 2016
There is no drought here
Legesech Debolah is 28 years old, has two children and can remember very well, when there was no forest. "The mountains were completely bare and when it rained, rocks and soil were washed into the valley and destroyed our houses and fields.
article / February 3, 2022
We are here for one another
Megi is in the ninth-grade and loves to write and draw. The girl form Kurbin explains that during the pandemic lockdown, she often broke the monotony with her passions.