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Monday, March 23, 2026

Finding the Missing Children of TB: Why Nutrition Integration Matters

Ending paediatric tuberculosis requires confronting two hidden crises: the underdiagnosis of children with TB and the separation of TB and nutrition services.

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Don’t fear the teen! Let’s turn our perspective of adolescents upside down.

As Julia Smith-Brake prepares for the Women Deliver event in July 2023, she ponders the joy and love she shares with her pre-tween daughter, and how...

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Listen and believe: Women are key to ensuring aid delivered to most vulnerable

Kate Kobaidze reflects on the importance of active listening to women in order to provide effective humanitarian assistance as she prepares for the Women...

Staff in Indonesia work with parents on changing behaviours around sanitation

Pioneering new approaches for WASH behaviour change at scale

WASH expert Sidney Shea explains the way people behave is hard to change and even more challenging to sustain, but shares approaches that work.

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Lessons learned from 10 years of changing a child labour law

Harry Kits considers the important lessons learned after a decade of campaigning to have Canadian companies report on what child labour is in their...

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Helping girls reach their potential through dignified menstruation

For Menstrual Hygiene Day, Idalina Roia Alfai reflects on the vital work that needs to be replicated around the world to ensure girls have every...

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Cyberbullying in and around school: Stop Hesitating, Take Action!

Korean teenager, Yeon-seo, considers how to tackle one of the most pernicious threats to students.

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Community Health Workers: Key to achieving Universal Health Coverage and deserving of support

Dan Irvine writes about the importance of Community Health Workers and how supporting them is key to moving towards international health goals in rural...

Maryanne Herrick considers lessons learned from five years of implementing water, sanitation and hygiene programming in health centres around the world.

Insights from bringing water, sanitation and hygiene to 2000 clinics and hospitals

Maryanne Herrick considers lessons learned from five years of implementing water, sanitation and hygiene programming in health centres around the world.

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World leaders at G7 can stop the hunger crisis, so children can thrive

Chris Derksen-Hiebert writes how World Vision will be calling on the world’s largest economies to stop the hunger crisis. As food insecurity has increased...

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Anticipatory action brings hope to Mongolian children threatened by the climate crisis

National Director and meteorologist Bolortsetseg Bold warns that the climate crisis is increasingly putting Mongolian children at risk of food insecurity...

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How can we maximize funding to reach everyone with safe water and sanitation?

Peter Hynes argues that leveraging existing investment better will help with the current funding gap in water, sanitation and hygiene around the globe.

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Hambre y obesidad: Un balancín alimentario aterrador

Andrew Morley, Presidente y Director General de World Vision International, afirma que la paradoja del aumento de la obesidad y la inanición en el...

Understanding risk and nexus programming

On the penultimate day of the Humanitarian Network Partnerships Week, Johan reflects on the importance of risk analysis when undertaking nexus programming.

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Hunger and Obesity: A frightening food see-saw

Andrew Morley said says the paradox of rising obesity and starvation on the continent of Africa shows how broken food systems really are.

18-year-old Anne who is spraying homes in Malawi

Communities play a key role in eliminating malaria

On World Malaria Day Christopher Wachira Wanjue warns that ignoring the insights of local people risks increases in malaria cases in years to come.

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Bees, Trees and Children’s Needs

Julia Smith-Brake, World Vision’s Senior Adolescent Programming Specialist, writes that World Vision youth advocates work with community, national, and...

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Inculcating a Culture of Innovation in the Development Sector

On World Creativity and Innovation Day, Dan Mtonga says that given AI and other technologies, business as usual is not sustainable for humanitarian...

Mary Njeri, Global Hunger Response Director

Only God knows whether the hunger crisis can get any worse

Mary mourns the fact that Easter won’t signify an end to going without food for hundreds of millions around the globe.

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Overwhelmed frontline health workers a symptom of a sick system

Global Health and Nutrition Chief, Dan Irvine, says without more investment in strengthening health systems global-level resolutions will ring hollow.

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Suffering: When God shouts from within the silence

Christo Greyling explains how he learned that suffering can be a catalyst for meaning, and a motive to bring hope and transformation to others.

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Las comidas escolares cambian la vida, pero no son tan fáciles como el ABC

Alentada por el informe del PMA sobre el estado mundial de la alimentación escolar en 2022, Charlotte Masiello-Riome advierte que el mundo no debe darse a...

School Feeding

School meals are life-changing, but not as easy as ABC

Encouraged by WFP's State of School Feeding Worldwide 2022 report Charlotte Masiello-Riome cautions against the world giving itself a passing grade.

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Why children go hungry from a lack of clean water

If children are malnourished, a lack of food isn't always to blame, explains Jean-Baptiste Kamate.

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Is safe water for all by 2030 a pipe dream?

Senior Water, Sanitation and Hygiene director Jordan Smoke warns that water providers must head in a new direction to realise universal coverage.