What is the Problem in Mali?
A major humanitarian crisis, affecting 3.7 million people, that include 1.6 million of them children, is currently Mali’s biggest problem.
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A dive into the almost decade long Mali crisis
What is the Problem in Mali?
A major humanitarian crisis, affecting 3.7 million people, that include 1.6 million of them children, is currently Mali’s biggest problem. This grave situation, exacerbated by raging inter-ethnic conflicts, predominantly pits the Fulani against the Dogon communities.
Water is not just life, it is safety.
World Vision Providing Safety for Women through Water
Doussou and the women of her community were once victims of unimaginable peril in their search for water. Now they have access to clean water right at their doorsteps.
PROMOTING PEACE THROUGH ECO-AGRICULTURE
Eco-Agriculture contributing to community peace
“Before the savings groups, most of the women couldn’t even sit in the same place together. The strain on resources put a lot of social strain on our community.”
BRINGING WATER TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST
Who We Are - WASH
We say water is life and World Vision is committed to making sure all families and children, especially the most vulnerable, have access to safe drinking water.
Mali
In Mali, World Vision uses a community-based approach. Our teams work closely with children, households, communities, local authorities and partners. We listen to families, understand their issues and empower communities with skills and resources that bring lasting change for children. We also continue to work with communities in the conflict-ridden central and northern parts of the country, contributing to social cohesion and building peace to ensure child protection.
We serve the most vulnerable children and families through a multi-sector programmatic approach focused on: health and nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, education and life skills, food security and resilience, advocacy, and child protection and participation.
Conflict threatens the future of thousands of children
Conflict in Central Mali threatens the lives of thousands of children in Mali
Our Work
Serving and contributing to life in all its fullness for every Malian child.
The Faces of a Crisis
General insecurity has grown in the central part of Mali, spilling ove from conflict in the north. All too often in such crises, the people most affected and those working to make a difference are often lost in the enormity of it all. We must not forget them, we must see the faces of this crisis.
It Takes a World
To End Child Marriage in Mali
We are working in communities all over Mali, with children, religious leaders and governments, to tackle the root cause of child marriage in Mali.
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