World Vision has been operating in Somalia since 1993, with the mission to support the most vulnerable children and their communities to enhance their resilience and well-being. Our strategic goal is to enhance the resilient
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
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
A deadly mix of conflict, desert locust infestation, COVID-19 and the climate change crisis have pushed more than 7 million people across six countries in East Africa into a hunger crisis.
This report looks at the needs that
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
A deadly mix of conflict, desert locust infestation, COVID-19 and the climate change crisis have pushed more than 7 million people across six countries in East Africa into a hunger crisis.
This report looks at the needs that
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
World Vision Ethiopia follows the Early Childhood Development (ECD) model called “Learning Roots” that addresses the developmental needs of children from ages three through six. The Learning Roots model aims to enhance the
Early Childhood Education (ECE) Workforce implementation arrangements, cost and financing arrangements and results.
This brochure breaks down the Satellite Early Childhood Development Centres programme model in villages, including implementation arrangements and results. This programme model is based on communities being responsible for
The Education and Life Skills Technical Programme (TP) is designed to contribute to the nation’s effort in providing access to quality education. The TP is primarily designed to reach school age children of three to 18 years
According to UN OCHA, over eight months on since the start of the conflict in Tigray, the humanitarian situation remains alarmingly dire and could further deteriorate if immediate action is not taken.
World Vision has been
Despite the challenging period of COVID-19, World Vision has been able to contribute to child well-being, while responding to the pandemic. During our 2020 Fiscal Year (October 2019 -September 2020), we reached over 1.3
Our goal is contribute to an increase in children aged 0-5 years who are well-nourished and protected from infection and disease.
Our goal is to contribute to improved the resilience and livelihoods of 367,578 most vulnerable households for sustainable well-being of children by 2025. We seek to reach more than 1.8 million children by 2025. Our vision is
We aspire to see children educated for life. Our goal is to contribute to increased number of primary schools children who can read.
A deadly mix of conflict, COVID-19 and the climate crisis have pushed more than 7.8 million people across six countries in East Africa to the very edge of starvation. More than 34 million people are acutely food insecure
Our goal is to contribute to increased children who have positive and peaceful relationships in their families and communities. More than 5 million children to be reached by 2025. Our vision is to build loving communities
World Vision is implementing a multi-year KFW Development Bank-funded 'Livelihoods and Agricultural Infrastructure Development' (LAID) project in South Darfur state. If all goes according to plan, it is hoped that the project
This Annual Report provides an overview of the work of World Vision in Kenya, from October 2016 to September 2020.
These past four years, while implementing the 2016-2020 national strategy, World Vision Kenya made tremendous
World Vision, globally, has a new five-year water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) business plan, for the period 2021-2025. The business plan incorporates a lot of World Vision’s learnings and reflections over the years. As
A deadly mix of conflict, COVID-19 and the climate crisis have pushed more than 7.8 million people across six countries in East Africa to the very edge of starvation. More than 34 million people are acutely food insecure
This annual report provides an overview of the work of World Vision in Ethiopia from October 2019 to September 2020.
2020 was in many ways the most challenging year since World Vision began cross-border operations in
