World Vision began operations in Burkina Faso in 2021 to respond to growing humanitarian needs, with the aim of reducing suffering and strengthening the resilience of women, men, boys, and girls affected by the crisis
For the past 12 months, the West Bank has faced an unprecedented crisis. Escalating violence, constant movement restrictions, and economic devastation have affected every aspect of the lives of children.
In response, World
World Vision Zambia, through the Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs (HEA) department, works with communities, partners and World Vision Support Offices to deliver humanitarian interventions in areas of preparedness, anticipat
This Research was commissioned by World Vision Germany to assess the functionality of Disaster Risk Reduction Civil Protection Committees structures in selected urban areas of Zimbabwe (Mutare, Harare/Epworth, and Gweru) and
World Vision’s combined humanitarian interventions benefited 12.5 million people across East Africa and of these, 6.6 million were children. In addition, World Vision met the basic needs of 2 million out of the 5 million
The European Union-funded disaster risk reduction ‘ Strengthning and consolidating national and community capacities for effective diaster preparedness and response in Lesotho.' project represents a continuation and
Consolidation and Strengthening of Disaster Risk Reduction project represents a continuation and potential consolidation of past European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) projects that have been
Lesotho ranks amongst the most vulnerable countries experiencing increasing vulnerability to climate change, erratic rainfalls and droughts. Still, there is limited knowledge and capacity for Disaster Preparedness (DP) in
World Vision is responding to the Syria- Türkiye earthquake through the support of 18 donors, 23 ongoing projects, 9 projects in the pipeline and 4 completed. Over the last six months, World Vision’s Syria and Türkiye
In May 2022, World Vision declared a Category III global emergency to respond to the mounting hunger crisis. Now, we take this opportunity to reflect upon the worsening crisis alongside our achievements and
On February 6, two earthquakes of 7.7 and 7.5 magnitudes occurred in Türkiye’s Kahramanmaraş Province, followed by subsequent 6.4 and 5.8 magnitude quakes on February 20. 11 provinces in Türkiye’s southeast region and
Almost a year on, World Vision's Ukraine Crisis Response has reached 656,320 people in need in January 2022 through the support of its donors and 29 partners.
World Vision International - Papua New Guinea works in close partnership government and local partners to empower people in low-laying, inland, and coastal communities through improved livelihoods to counter climate change
World Vision International – Timor-Leste’s goal is ‘Healthy children for strong communities’. We recognise that children’s health is holistic in nature, including their physical, mental, intellectual, and social well-being
World Vision International – Bangladesh supports community, various groups, and micro project to be resilient from disasters and impact of climate change with a focus on disaster preparedness, community capacity building
As one of the largest and longest-standing international NGOs in the Solomon Islands, World Vision International – Solomon Islands is a trusted, reputable partner of the government, CSOs, donors, and sectoral bodies. We
Since 1982, World Vision International – China has been amongst the most active international NGOs in the fields of disaster risk reduction and relief response in China. We focus on community-based disaster risk management
As a member of the National Disaster Risk Reduction Partnership, World Vision International - Vietnam commits to effectively implementing natural disaster prevention and control, and climate change adaptation activities
World Vision has been partnering with communities in Vanuatu for over 40 years and currently has programmes across five of Vanuatu’s six provinces. World Vision International - Vanuatu serves the most vulnerable by reducing
With over 60 years of experience in development and humanitarian work, World Vision Development Foundation in the Philippines is a full-council member of the National Disaster Risk Management Council and a co-convenor of the
As a humanitarian and development organisation, World Vision International - Nepal contributes to enhancing the capacity of local government in disaster governance, disaster risk reduction, and climate-smart agriculture. We
