Grant and Special Projects
Partnering for sustainable change for children
We create lasting impact and build a brighter future for children through strong partnerships with international donors, governments, and local organisations.
World Vision Myanmar is expanding its impact across the country, reaching the most vulnerable communities through 45+ grants and special projects. By diversifying our donor base and strengthening partnerships, we have secured over USD 28 million to support those in need.
Our work is backed by strong collaborations with institutional donors, the United Nations, and international organizations. We also actively engage the private sector—including corporations, foundations, NGOs, and individuals—to drive lasting change and transform lives.
Our Impact
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Empowering Dream
Our Key Grant-Funded Projects and Programmes
Myanmar CREATE: Economic Empowerment and Nutrition for Dry Zone Communities
This project is a USD 4.4 million initiative supported by DFAT from 2021 to 2028, with matching funding from World Vision Australia.
The project aims to strengthen the socio-economic resilience of households in two Dry Zone townships, Chauk and Yenangyaung, through an inclusive market systems development (iMSD) approach. It seeks to increase household incomes while promoting gender equality, disability inclusion, and improved nutrition by enhancing producers’ market engagement and encouraging greater private sector investment in productive inputs.
Quality Basic Education Pathways for Children (QBEP4C)
WVIM is also partnering with UNICEF on the Quality Basic Education Pathways for Children in Myanmar (QBEP4C) project, funded by Finland, the EU, and DFAT. This initiative focuses on addressing the educational challenges faced by the most vulnerable children in Myanmar.
Running from June 2023 to Dec 2026, the QBEP4C project aims to reach: 7546 children aged 3 to 5 years (50% girls) and 39,105 children aged 6 to 18 years (50% girls, with up to 3% children with disabilities). The project operates across 11 townships: Einme, Myaungmya, Kangyidaunt, Thabaung, Pyapon, Chauk, Yenanchaung, Dawei, Thayetchaung, Demoso and Aungmyaythazan.
Drug Sensitive TB Project
From January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2024, WVIM is implementing the community-based Drug Sensitive TB Project in Dawei and Launglon townships in the Tanintharyi region. This project, funded by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) through the Global Fund, has a total budget of USD 361,185.
Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPHA)
The project, funded by UNICEF with a budget of USD 1.1 million, has been actively working to strengthen Myanmar’s child protection system from March 2023 to March 2025. This initiative has impacted over 15,973 individuals, including 2,460 boys and 3,568 girls, by establishing Community-Based Child Protection Groups and implementing a comprehensive range of child protection activities across multiple townships, including Paung, Mawlamyine, Nawngkio, Hseni, Lashio, Pathein, Pyapon, Mandalay, Bilin, Mrauk-U, Ponnagyun, Kyauktaw, and Yangon.
