Moti Lal Choudhary,14  lives in Harnaiya VDC, Rupandehi. His father is a farmer and his mother, a housewife. Few years ago their economic status was not good as the income from farming a small piece of land they owned did not even provide them with a proper meal.

Durante anos, a natureza tem demonstrado o seu desgaste devido ao aquecimento global e, como resultado disso, os desastres tornaram-se cada vez mais frequentes. O sul de Angola é uma das zonas onde os vestígios da seca são desoladores, uma vez que o país enfrenta a sua pior seca em 40 anos. Aqui, o acesso à água potável seria um luxo para muitos, cuja única opção era esperar pela chuva para poder reservar água para consumo próprio e dos animais.

Child research from 7 countries in Africa reveals shocking levels of violence and abuse behind pregnancies of young girls. Teen pregnancies predominantly affect schoolgirls and often caused by older men, according to children  

Parents must learn to save money so they will be able to support their children’s education, says Simon Kunabe.

In Haiti, in Honduras and the Horn of Africa, meeting undernourished children and parents reminded me that, if you haven’t got the nutrition part right in tackling poverty, everything else quickly unravels. 

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Through our Transforming Household Resilience In Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) approach, World Vision works with farmers across Tanzania to dramatically increase household incomes, resulting in stronger and more self-sufficient families. In this video, learn about farmers from Karatu District whose lives were transformed by an increase in quantity and quality of banana.

Malawi First Lady Madam Gertrude Mutharika launched the 2018 – 2022 National Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Policy (NMNP) and Strategic Plan on 20th June 2018 in Lilongwe.The First Lady commended the launch of the policy, describing it as a critical ingredient for Malawi’s national developmen

Medical supplies valued at US$25,000 provided through the World Vision Canada Gift Catalog were donated to a local Orthodox Church in Beslan, North Ossetia, from where they were distributed as needed.

In Central African Republic, conflict has affected more than 2.8 million people, many of whom need access to water, sanitation, food and protection.