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Building Resilience with Children in Kathmandu’s Brick Kilns (BRiCKK) Project is a five-year project being implemented across 12 brick industries of Kathmandu Valley. The project aims to protect families and their children
The updated Ukraine Crisis Response (UCR) Strategy provides a brief update to ensure it remains fully aligned and relevant.
As new entrants to Ukraine and Moldova, and with a purely humanitarian mandate, we were initially
This infographic demonstrates the impact World Vison made in Afghan communities.
Humanitarian relief continues to reach northern Ethiopia, although assistance does not balance the scale of unmet needs of millions of people in the Tigray, Amhara and Afar regions due to limited funding and resources, among
World Vision has worked in the occupied Palestinian territory for the last 47 years. With 91 dedicated staff and an annual budget of US$11 million in 2023, it has developed one of the most extensive community-based presences
Today, on this auspicious occasion of joining the rest of the world in recognition of Menstrual Hygiene Day that was observed on the 28th May 2023, we gather here to commemorate and celebrate the progress we have made in
“Hard Lessons” study conducted by World Vision and Action for Humanity (AFH) looks into Syrian children with disabilities’ exposure to protection risks in Lebanon and Northwest Syria.
Between October 2022 and January 2023
Together with our partners, World Vision International in Cambodia has positively reached the lives of more than 1.3 million children in Cambodia, including 876,700 most vulnerable in 2022.
The Annual Report 2022 is a
The earliest years of a child's life are a window to acquire literacy, numeracy, social-emotional and life skills that will provide a foundation for lifelong learning and improvement. Early Childhood Development Programmes
World Vision's Catch Up Programme CUP) has been featured as 'Promising Practice in Accelerated and Remedial Education' case study in by USAID's edu-links. This research was conducted by the University of Auckland and
The Youth Superpowers framework was developed as a World Vision and World Bank collaboration for the PYD model Youth Ready + Evoke. It describes six positive youth identities that reflect a set of practical skills, social
Early childhood experiences have a profound impact on brain development, which serves as the foundation for all subsequent learning, behaviour, and health outcomes. 80% of the brain develops in the first three years of life
World Vision is motivated by our desire to serve God and improve the lives of vulnerable children worldwide. We aspire to see a world where all children are free from need and can reach their full potential. Driven by our
Introduction:
From 2012-2016, World Vision piloted the Unlock Literacy project model, which aims to improve reading outcomes for early grade learners in developing countries. Through implementation in twelve countries (see
Context of the communities in this study
World Vision Honduras (WVH) began implementing the UL model in 2021 (having been delayed by one year due to Covid-19) and aims to reach approximately 120 communities, and their
Summary:
Advancement of children’s literacy has been a concern to educators and and other instructors in many developing countries, especially those in rural, remote, and deprived communities where government resources do
World Vison has been responding to the needs of the people in Afghanistan since 2001. It is providing health and nutrition, food security and livelihoods, water and sanitation, protection and education assistance to the most
World Vision initiated the Catch-Up Programme in response to COVID-19 education disruption as a pilot program with the intention to develop and field-test appropriate guidance and resources to adapt and inform scale-up across
After more than three years of implementation, the iREAD project, supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Japan shares its impacts and achievements on the educational outcomes of the children of Thapangthong and
The Child Protection Capacity Statement gives a brief overview of World Vision Sudan's child protection programming.
World Vision Sudan works with and among communities to address the root causes of violence against
This document presents World Vision International in Cambodia’s strategy map 2023-2027.
The goal of this new strategy is to achieve sustainable well-being for 5 million girls and boys, particularly the most vulnerable ones
The Country Strategy 2023-2027 is World Vision International in Cambodia’s 5-year strategic plan with the aim to achieve sustainable well-being for 5 million girls and boys, particularly the most vulnerable ones.
The
The document presents an overview of the Education Technical Programme implemented by World Vision International in Cambodia (WVI-C) with the objective of increasing in children who are equipped with literacy for life.
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