publication / Juni 4, 2021
Uganda Annual Report 2019
This Annual Report provides an overview of the work of World Vision Uganda from October 2018 to September 2019. We are overwhelmed with gratitude, as we recognise and celebrate incredible work accomplished together.
article / Februar 22, 2023
Malawi and Eswatini’s Child Protection and Advocacy teams learn from each other
World Vision Eswatini (WVE) had the opportunity to host World Vision Malawi (WVM) for a learning visit on Child Protection from February 6-10, 2023.
publication / April 30, 2024
March 2024 Accomplishment: Over 1.7 million people reached
Ukraine Crisis Response has reached 1,771,175 million people with humanitarian services, including 823,264 children and 648,297 women.
publication / Oktober 17, 2023
Harnessing Local Foods for Infant Nutrition
"Harnessing Local Foods for Infant Nutrition" features World Vision's work in Eastern Uganda in Vice Versa Global's Zero Hunger Special, Africa Can Feed Herself, Autumn 2023
publication / Februar 25, 2021
Relaunch of the 'It Takes A World' campaign in Uganda
Despite significant strides by the Government of Uganda and partners, the status of violence against children still calls for urgent attention, more so during the COVID-19 crisis.
publication / Januar 18, 2024
Listening to Child Brides Research Report
A research study to identify the experiences, needs and agency of married adolescent girls and young women in Bangladesh, Mauritania, Nepal and Tanzania to inform recommendations on child marriage.
opinion / September 28, 2022
Ebola and COVID-19: Can Uganda cope with a double epidemic?
Dr. Gloria Kisakye Ndagire is hopeful her countrymen and women can fight this latest health threat, but recognises the risk for all those who do so.
publication / April 24, 2024
Country Fact Sheet 2024: World Vision in Burkina Faso
Here is World Vision's 2024 country profile for Burkina Faso. Click here to find out more:
article / November 23, 2022
A glimpse of hope and optimism as Uganda records zero Ebola cases in 7 days
The number of Ebola virus disease cases has not changed for a week and counting, with 141 cumulative confirmed cases and 55 confirmed deaths, including 21 children and 7 health workers, as of 20 November 2022. The total number of recoveries has increased by 10 from 69, while active contacts still under follow-up have further reduced to 703 from more than 1,000 a week ago. In addition, two districts of Kagadi and Bunyangabu have been dropped off the follow-up list after completing two incubation cycles without a new case.