With a budget of USD 27,717,914 and 288 staff, World Vision's cumulatively reached 1,354,912 people. This included 974,910 children (461,947 girls and 512,963 boys including 58,200 sponsored children) and 380,002 adults in 18
World Vision is committed to empowering lives – especially those of the most vulnerable across the continent. In this latest edition of our West and Central Africa Newsletter, find the latest updates on our work alongside
World Vision has been in Zimbabwe for over 47 years, working with communities, partner NGOs, donors, local governments, and the private sector, to deliver high impact child-focused programming. Find the latest facts and
The Implementation of the Social Accountability Framework (ISAF) in Cambodia aims to empower citizens, strengthen partnerships between sub-national administrations (SNAs) and citizens, and leverage enhanced accountability of
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The Implementation of the Social Accountability Framework (ISAF) in Cambodia aims to improve local service delivery through enhanced accountability. Through ISAF, citizens are informed about the services they are entitled to
The high demand for fish in Cambodia leads to high rates of wild-caught fish imports.
Fish is a primary protein source for health. Compared to beef and pork meat, fish contains much nutrition, including Omega 3, vitamin A
During our 2019 fiscal year (October 2018 - September 2019), World Vision's actions reached 2,247,398 beneficiaries including 1,142,906 children; thus contributing to the accomplishment our main objective: seeing 1,900,000 of
Since the first case of coronavirus was registered in Senegal on 2 March, the number of confirmed cases has increased daily.
World Vision is responding to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis through a multi-sectoral approach
Find out how World Vision's work contributes to improving the well-being of Senegalese children.
Through the presence of nine integrated programmes in six provinces in Chad, World Vision intervenes in the sectors of Health, Education, Child Protection, Advocacy, Water Sanitation & Hygiene, and Livelihoods & Resilience
World Vision is a leading global organization, working in partnership in more than 90 countries to improve the lives of vulnerable children.
As a Christian organization, we believe every person is important, and so we work
This report provides an overview of child vulnerability by ranking all districts and villages in Lao PDR. The study is intended to inform program strategies by directing resources and efforts toward the most vulnerable
The annual report provides an overview of the work that World Vision has done from October 2018 to September 2019
The Graduation Approach is one pragmatic approach (among others) to help the extreme poor move into sustainable livelihoods through the self-employment that is their only viable option given the lack of salary- or wage-paying
This report measures the entire country of India on certain indicators related to children. The 24 indicators chosen for the composite index of this report provide an overview of child well-being across all States and Union
Step-by-step guide on how to build your kitchen garden using the keyhole method.
This annual report is an opportunity to share the great contributions and impact of the work World Vision is having in Burundi towards the sustainable and improved well-being of 2.8 million children by 2020. None of these
Did you wonder what we were doing for the past three months? Read through the ‘Changing Lives Magazine’ to find out how we impacted children’s lives across Malawi.
Co-hosts – The Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP), World Vision, and the Global Child Protection Alliance – presented at a cash roundtable with a focus on the current landscape, recent research and how to increase the scale and
Every year, almost unbelievably, violence steals the childhoods of 1.7 billion children around the world. It happens in every country, city and community. They are forced to fight in adult wars, make decisions and witness
This report makes recommendations for governments, the international community (including the United Nations and donors) and organisations working on the ground in order to prioritise the protection of children in
Over the last year World Vision International Haiti has seen incredible movements in making sustainable impact in the lives of thousands of Haitian children, their families and their communities. More resources, greater focus
