'Good Enough Context Analysis for Rapid Response' (GECARR) is a World Vision context analysis tool that provides a macro-level analysis of a country or a specific region during or in anticipation of a crisis.

The impact of youth networks

Understanding ‘Celebrating Families’ contribution to family well-being in Myanmar.

Tamar Khachilashvili, a mother of two feels happy that her children, 20-year-old Achiko and 15-year-old Lela, are open with her and say their mother is their friend. But, this was not always the case. Even just a few months ago, the situation was very different.

Saimir, an 11-year-boy from the village of Qukes in the Librazhd region of Albania, lives with: his mother Violeta, 47, his father Bujar, his grandmother and his two older sisters.  His permanent smile and friendly demeanor make him easy to love.

This toolkit provides practical guidelines for World Vision (WV) programs on how to apply a more systemic lens to their livelihood, economic, and private sector development portfolios.

March 19, 2016 - Children officially discharged from the military were given the opportunity to share their experiences and raise their voices for stronger assistance at a special event, organised by World Vision Myanmar and UNICEF Myanmar.

When the conflict happened in Wathok, the people in the community fled to other communities for refuge and safety. Many of them lost everything, their houses, farms and whatever meagre properties they owned.