Nuestro mundo está mejorando, cada año. Estamos logrando un progreso asombroso en la lucha contra las enfermedades y la mortalidad y estamos invirtiendo grandes cantidades para avanzar en la medicina y el conocimiento y para

Dear friends,

The year 2018 was a full year, both in terms of activities carried out and results achieved. Once again, the World Vision Mauritania office has demonstrated professionalism.

This annual report presents the

World Vision operates in 22 of the 34 Rohingya camps. We are working across seven sectors to deliver life-saving support and durable solutions, remaining accountable to the refugee community, and we are also helping host

• Humanitarian needs: An estimated 30 million people across East Africa region are in need of humanitarian assistance. Various crises like conflict, drought, floods, and disease outbreaks and rising cost of fuel and food

• New arrivals: In the month of May, 7,414 new arrivals have been registered with 3,554 people of concern received from South Sudan and 3,860 from DR Congo, majority of whom are women and children. They have been settled in

• Refugees in the country: According to the UN Refugee Agency, there are an estimated 284,818 refugees living in Tanzania as at the end of March 2019 where as 198,818 are Burundians and 85,835 are Congolese from DRC

• Food security: Conflict in first quarter of 2019 was relatively low compared to the same time period of each year between 2014 and 2018. This has supported slight improvements in food access; however, extreme levels of

All World Vision employees and members of World Vision Boards and Advisory Councils have a responsibility to be good stewards of the resources which are entrusted to World Vision and to conduct the affairs of World Vision in

• Overall situation: Mild to moderate drought conditions are imminent in many parts of Somalia due to the 2018 insufficient deyr rains and delayed onset of Gu rains. The rainfall amounts recorded so far are significantly