World Vision started operations in Armenia in 1988 providing emergency aid to people affected by the devastating earthquake. Later, World Vision’s projects have transitioned beyond meeting the demands of crisis situations to
World Vision and Congress for Non-Governmental Organisations (CONGOMA) are pleased to present the 2022 People’s Report on Sustainable Development Goals –SDGs. The report is a product of a participatory process which involved
In 2020, World Vision identified a need to better understand how gender equality and women’s empowerment link to child well-being. World Vision proposed a piece of exploratory research to capture a relevant and definitive
World Vision is making bold commitments to children with disabilities. World Vision knows that helping vulnerable girls and boys must include children with disabilities. THis document outlines the commitments World Vision is
This document highlights World Vision's work and promising practices for disability inclusion across five priority areas. These promising practices provide a snapshot of the work World Vision is doing to respond to the needs
Since its inception, the Kainuk Area programme has been focusing on improving the quality of life of children and their communities through the implementation of successful projects in the following areas: Health & Nutrition
Case studies from World Vision Georgia, World Vision India and World Vision Kenya
Transforming the environments that prevent children with disabilities from experiencing fullness of life is at the heart of World Vision’s
Every day at World Vision is about changing lives. We join forces with like-minded people in pursuit of our vision for communities where children live expansive lives of love, joy and fulfilment. Please read our magazine to
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
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
Welcome to our brand-new, very first issue of the Rohingya Refugee Response Newsletter!
Amongst many other great stories, we show you how Bangladeshi children living on the edge of the world’s largest refugee camp met their
The residents of Cox’s Bazar district have borne the socio-economic brunt of the Rohingya refugee influx. Although already one of country’s poorest communities, they didn’t count the cost of caring. World Vision has served in
It's time to pick up the pace for children. To see the 6 commitments Member States must make to accelerate action and progress, download the publication below.
Nearly four years into the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for
This paper argues that achieving further progress in ending violence against children depends on better understanding and more effectively harnessing the resources required to finance prevention and response interventions, as
Over the past few years both World Vision and The Partnering Initiative have engaged in and contributed to the global dialogue and practice on multi-stakeholder platforms and partnerships – including as part of the post-2015
World Vision has undertaken a qualitative research study to explore how targets for cross-sector partnerships could be captured and articulated in the post-2015 framework.
This study consisted of over 30 interviews with key
You will find in this report progresses accomplished through our various programmes and projects: education, health, sponsorship, water, hygiene and sanitation, food security, resilience, micro finance networks, Eco –
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.
In March 2017, Word Vision launched the global campaign It takes a world to end violence against children to raise awareness, improve accountability for commitments and inspire urgent action related to ending violence against
Globally, violence affects half of the world’s children and costs the global community up to US$7 trillion a year, or roughly 8% of global GDP. Recognising the urgency of the issue, World Vision launched It takes a world to
Globally, violence affects half of the world’s children and costs the global community up to US$7 trillion a year, or roughly 8% of global GDP. Recognising the urgency of the issue, World Vision launched It takes a world to
Globally, violence affects half of the world’s children and costs the global community up to US$7 trillion a year, or roughly 8% of global GDP. Recognising the urgency of the issue, World Vision launched It takes a world to
Business is an essential contributor to the effort to achieve a sustainable end to poverty. World Vision calls for a broader and deeper engagement of companies in the questions of how post-2015 goals could be achieved.
