This paper explores aspects of household livelihoods and welfare among poor rural farmers in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The models use data from an extensive cross-sectional household survey undertaken in 2013 of over 3,500 rural households.

 

Cross-sector partnerships will be key to reaching those left behind in the MDG era and, ultimately, to achieving the post-2015 agenda. However, in order for such partnerships to succeed, this policy paper explores why:

The Case Management System Manual: (Re)integration Assistance for Survivors of Human Trafficking has been designed to equip the government caseworkers, World Vision staff and nongovernmental organisation (NGO) partners to provide quality service through case management, helping trafficking vict

The 2014 Child Well-being Report is a major milestone for World Vision.

Eighty million children (44 million of them girls) are out of school, with marginalised groups (26 million disabled and 30 million conflict-affected children) among those excluded. Read World Vision's and others' perspectives in Global Future magazine.

Much has changed in the world since World Vision rolled out its first health and nutrition strategic approach in 2007, known as “7-11”.

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World Vision is committed to protecting children from abuse, neglect, exploitation and other forms of violence, and has chosen to utilise a systems approach to strengthen the protective environment around children.This paper explains World Vision’s understanding of a systems approach to child pro