World Vision Lebanon's Situation Report #12 highlights the continued deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the country between 19 May and 11 June 2026, despite the announcement of a further 45-day ceasefire extension
In the education sector, more than 103,000 people have been reached.
Behind this figure are children learning in better conditions, teachers receiving better support, and communities mobilized to ensure equitable access to
For 56 years, World Vision International in Cambodia has walked alongside the Cambodian people through seasons of crisis, recovery, and transformation—standing as a trusted partner in improving the lives of vulnerable
For more than five decades, World Vision has partnered with communities across Cambodia to bring lasting change to the lives of vulnerable children and families.
Over the past 56 years, with the generous support of donors and
Investing in Resilience: How World Vision Supports Children in Crisis Settings
Millions of children face hunger and crisis. Learn how our resilience programmes in emergencies protects children, reduces hunger and builds
![TRANSFORMING EARLY GRADE LITERACY ACROSS CAMBODIA In Cambodia, a Grade 6 National Learning Assessment was carried out by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports in 2021 to analyze learning loss as a result of the COVID Pandemic. Findings demonstrated significant negative impacts with only 46.5% of students in grade 6 meeting basic proficiency levels in Khmer and only 38.3% meeting basic proficiency levels in Math[1]. To support Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports’s response, and as part of the Count](/sites/default/files/styles/4_3_1440x1080/public/2026-05/Banner_Education%20Portfolio%20Brief%20%284%20x%203%20cm%29.webp?itok=hKbX5pWi)
World Vision International in Cambodia’s education programme is a nationwide initiative addressing critical learning loss following the COVID-19 pandemic, when national assessments showed that fewer than half of Grade 6
Situation Report #11 highlights the worsening humanitarian situation in Lebanon between 2 March and 21 May 2026 despite continued diplomatic efforts and the announcement of a ceasefire extension. Ongoing hostilities, renewed
The FY2025 Impact Report reflects our collective progress towards improving child wellbeing in communities across Papua New Guinea covering key sectors such as TB/HIV, maternal child health and nutrition, water, sanitation
Lebanon's fragile ceasefire remains under strain, as renewed violence and rising humanitarian needs threaten a precarious pause in hostilities.
Despite the cessation of hostilities in place since 16 April, the displacement
World Vision International Myanmar (WVIM) is a Christian relief, development, and advocacy organisation. Inspired by Christian values, we are committed to serving the most vulnerable children, families, and communities
As of March 2026, World Vision has reached 2,359,048 million people across Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and Georgia, providing a lifeline with food, essential supplies, cash assistance, protection, education, mental health and
The Financial Year 2025 marked a significant milestone for World Vision Tanzania as it represented the climax of our five-year strategy period. This Annual Report reflects on the progress, achievements, and impact realised
World Vision International Nepal Country Factsheet 2025 presents a concise overview of World Vision International Nepal’s contributions to child well‑being, community resilience, and sustainable development throughout FY25
Following the escalation of hostilities in early March 2026, Lebanon has entered a phase of acute humanitarian strain, compounding pre-existing vulnerabilities driven by economic decline, widespread poverty, and protracted
This brief – Committed to Gender Equality: Gender-transformative programming in practice – outlines World Vision's approach to advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls. Grounded in a rights-based framework, it
The World Vision Zambia FY25 Annual Report captures a year of resilience, scale, and measurable impact, reaching over 1.8 million people, including 995,089 children, across key sectors such as health, education, WASH
Lebanon has now entered its sixth week of escalation since 2 March 2026, marked by a significant intensification of hostilities and continued regional spillover. On 8 April, an unprecedented wave of airstrikes struck multiple
This advocacy briefing draws on qualitative and participatory evidence from Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lebanon, and the West Bank grounded in the lived experiences of children, adolescents, caregivers, and
