Serving the most vulnerable children in the toughest places, World Vision is leading the way in contexts of high fragility and gender disparity, supporting children on the move and affected by armed conflict, in a region
World Vision works to nurture children, improve their resilience, and bring hope to Palestinian children. For over 45 years, World Vision has worked for the well-being of children in Jerusalem, West Bank and Gaza. Our
This report highlights the impact of World Vision's Empowering Children as Peacebuilders (ECaP) project that was implemented in Kakuma, Turkana County, Kenya. The project, implemented between 2017 and 2022 - seeks to empower
World Vision International (WVI) Nepal is a part of the World Vision International global partnership operating in more than 100 countries. WVI started its long-term development programme in Nepal since 2001 to contribute for
World Vision started operations in South Kordofan state in 2018, as part of its expansion strategy to go to where the need is greatest. We have operations in 14 out of the 17 localities, directly reaching the most vulnerable
World Vision has been operating in Sudan for over 20 years. In Blue Nile state, World Vision started operations in 2005, implementing programmes that address immediate humanitarian needs of vulnerable communities while
World Vision Sudan started operations in East Darfur state in 2017. We implement a combination of short-term emergency lifesaving projects (six months to one-year) and multi-year projects of between two to three years in
World Vision began its operations in Kamalapur in 1986 with the overall objective to “form a child-friendly environment where families will have no financial insolvency, confirmed the fundamental rights and protection, enjoy
This closure report is a summary of the interventions taken by World Vision Bangladesh during its 16 years of operations in Assasuni, Satkhira. Beginning in 2005, the AP implemented Health Nutrition and WASH interventions to
World Vision started operations in South Darfur state in 2004. Along with other like-minded organisations in South Darfur, World Vision is responding to the short-term and long-term needs of the most vulnerable children
World Vision Bangladesh (WVB) launched its Mymensingh AP in 1999 with the goals to improve the health status of mothers and children, increase access to quality education, improve economic and social equity, and set up proper
World Vision began its operations in Bhaluka in 2004 with a sponsorship programme. World Vision says goodbye to Bhaluka this year with 17 years’ worth of memories. While there are countless inspirational people we served in
World Vision Bangladesh inaugurated the Bhaluka AP through a sponsorship programme in 2004. Three major areas of interventions were: Health, Nutrition and WASH, Livelihoods, and Child Sponsorship.
At the end-of-programme
In 2021, COVID-19 has definitely aggravated an already fragile situation, especially for the most vulnerable children living in rural areas. Earlier this year, World Vision’s Asia Pacific office conducted research on the
During its 2020 fiscal year (October 2019 - September 2020), World Vision reached 3,930,282 beneficiaries in Somalia. This refers to the number of people reached either directly or indirectly through World Vision’s
Achieving child well-being outcomes remains a global challenge due to the prevalence of child vulnerability, particularly in developing countries. Childhood is a critical period in human development, which affects social and
Achieving child well-being outcomes remains a global challenge due to the prevalence of child vulnerability, particularly in fragile countries. Childhood is a critical period in human development, which affects social and
Tanzania achieved lower-middle income country status on July 1st 2020. However, the country’s economic growth is not guaranteed to produce a direct impact on the well-being of the most poverty-impacted and vulnerable people
Violence is the world's worst crime against children. It affects around 1.7 billion children every year, in every country, city and community. Violence against children is a thief that robs kids of their childhoods, dignity
World Vision started operating in Lebanon in 1975. Since then, it has been assisting Lebanese families and refugees through long-term development projects, emergency relief, and advocacy, complementing the efforts of the
This report presents the views, experiences, and recommendations of 561 children
and youth from 11 countries across Asia and the Pacific on Civil Registration and
Vital Statistics (CRVS), gathered through a series of
This research explores women empowerment and children well-being factors in Armenia and looks at how women’s socio-demographic factors and empowerment components are associated with children’s well-being.
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On 24th September 2021, World Vision launched a new five-year strategy for its Ugandan operations which seeks to contribute to the improved and sustained well-being of more than 5.2 million vulnerable children across the
The expression ‘a picture says a thousand words’ is apropos of this beautiful publication showing World Vision's ‘Learning Roots’ Early Childhood Development (ECD) programme in Ethiopia. For years, this foundational
