Angola, a country with a population of over 30 million people, faces significant socio-economic and environmental challenges, particularly in the southern regions where severe drought has heavily impacted communities. The
TERMS OF REFERENCE (TOR) – ANGEL BASELINE SURVEY
This Terms of Reference (TOR) outlines the plans, objectives, deliverables, and expectations for the baseline study of the Angola Nutrition for Growth, Education, and Learning
This rapid assessment report explores the specific deprivations of Cabinda rural areas by municipality and the opportunities for intervention.
In general, communities present a similar homogeneous physiognomy: uncooked mud
With support from The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the eMobile tool was launched in 2015 in Angola with a primary focus on malaria control. The geographic scope of eMobile’s deployment is impressive
Countries across sub-Saharan Africa are facing a triple threat of issues from health, climate change, and loss of livelihoods with the COVID-19 pandemic; desert locust infestations in East Africa devastating vegetation; and
Violence against children impacts more than one billion children and costs world economies US$7
trillion annually. In 2015, the world’s leaders listed violence against children as one of the top
priorities in the 2030 Agenda
Across the Africa region, there are increasing vulnerabilities and worsening humanitarian needs due to lockdowns that have devastated livelihoods. UN OCHA’s humanitarian response plans are showing a higher number of people in
World Vision is responding to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis through a multi-sectoral approach; working in collaboration with local authorities, frontline health workers, academic institutions, faith leaders and communities, and
This report details the aspirations and tracks the impact of the work World Vision is doing to improve the well-being of children in Angola during 2016 and 2017 towards the overarching goals of:
For the first time, this report provides an estimate of how much international aid was spent to end violence against children in one year, based on the latest data available. Civil society partners that collaborated on this
