Annual Progress Report FY 2025
World Vision International Nepal’s FY25 Annual Progress Report highlights meaningful progress in improving the lives of vulnerable communities across the country. In the past year, we reached 448,342 people, including 307,961 children, through our programmes.
Our work prioritised the most vulnerable, with 107,569 most vulnerable children and 54,404 vulnerable children supported, alongside 53,547 most vulnerable families. We also reached 4,141 children and people with disabilities and addressed gaps in education by supporting 7,545 out-of-school children. Notably, 20.38% of participants were from Dalit communities, reflecting our commitment to inclusion.
Impact Report: It Takes Nepal to End Child Marriage
World Vision Nepal's "It Takes Nepal to End Child Marriage" campaign ran from 2017-2023, reaching nearly 450,000 children and preventing 561 marriages. Collaborating with government, communities, and youth, it influenced 44 policies and implemented successful strategies in 24 rural areas. To end child marriage by 2030, WVI Nepal recommends updating the National Strategy, strengthening local protection systems, and increasing budget for empowering programs. Lets keep the momentum alive.
World Vision International Nepal Country Factsheet FY25
World Vision International Nepal Country Factsheet 2025 presents a concise overview of World Vision International Nepal’s contributions to child well‑being, community resilience, and sustainable development throughout FY25. Covering 17 districts across all 7 provinces, the factsheet highlights evidence‑based interventions that improved the lives of children, families, and vulnerable communities in Nepal. The publication showcases impact across education, health, nutrition, child protection, and sustainable livelihoods, alongside cross‑cutting priorities such as Disaster Risk Management and Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI).
WVI Nepal 5-year Strategy Impact (FY21 to FY25)
World Vision International Nepal’s five-year strategy aimed to improve the well-being of 0.8 million children, focusing on the most vulnerable. Through integrated, community-led programmes in education, protection, nutrition, and resilient livelihoods, we exceeded our goal by directly reaching over 1.3 million people, including 789,775 children.
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World Vision International Nepal
World Vision is a global organisation that has helped transform the lives of millions of children in vulnerable situations. We believe every child has the right to a full life filled with hope, promise, and well-being. We collaborate with communities, civil society, governments, donors, and the private sector, building partnerships based on trust, shared goals, and accountability. This commitment inspires us to serve with compassion, justice, love, and hope. We are a child-focused organisation driven by Christian values to serve children and families regardless of their religion, age, gender, ethnicity, class and caste. As a child-focused relief, development, and advocacy organisation, we work to bring lasting change in the lives of children and families, ensuring our support is inclusive and respectful of all.
World Vision International (WVI) Nepal is part of the World Vision International global partnership, which operates in nearly 100 countries worldwide. World Vision established its presence in Nepal through cross-border humanitarian support from 1982 to 1993, assisting communities affected by the Udayapur earthquake in 1988 and the floods of 1993. Formally established in Nepal in 2001, World Vision launched eight Area Development Programmes, expanding child sponsorship, health, education, and community services across underserved districts to contribute to the well-being of children.
Today, WVI Nepal implements long-term development programmes in 17 districts—Udayapur, Sarlahi, Mahottari, Rautahat, Sindhuli, Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Lamjung, Jumla, Kailali, Kanchanpur, Achham, Doti, Dailekh, Jajarkot, Banke, and Bajhang—across all seven provinces of Nepal. The organisation delivers its country strategy through integrated development, advocacy, and disaster management programmes, implementing innovative and sectoral interventions in local communities and neighbourhoods. Its programmes focus on education, health, nutrition, child protection, resilience, disaster risk reduction, community engagement, and sponsorship, with gender equality and social inclusion mainstreamed across all interventions. More than half of these programmes are long-term initiatives that have been implemented for over a decade in their respective programme areas.
Through its 2026–2030 Country Strategy, WVI Nepal aims to improve the well-being of one million children, particularly the most vulnerable, by ensuring that children are protected from violence, are well nourished, achieve improved learning outcomes, and experience positive and peaceful relationships within their families and communities. These outcomes will be achieved through an Integrated Programme Framework (IPF) focused on protection, nutrition and livelihoods, and inclusive education, implemented through a combination of Core Project Models integrated into Area Programmes (AP) and grant-funded projects over the next five years.
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Inclusive and Quality Education
The Inclusive and Quality Education (IQE) programme aims to increase primary school children who can read.
Nutrition and Resilient Livelihood
The Nutrition and Resilient Livelihood (NRL) programme aims to increase children who are well nourished.
Protection & Community Engagement and Sponsorship Plan
The Protection & Community Engagement and Sponsorship Plan (PCESP) technical programme envisions a world where children are loved, protected and empowered.
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