World Vision, with the support of its partner Arms of Mercy, conducted this rapid needs assessment in May 2022 to understand the current situation inside Ukraine.
The main purpose of the assessment is to have an overview of
In 2017, when the mass influx of Rohingya refugees arrived in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazila, the speed and scale of the influx resulted in a critical humanitarian emergency. An estimated 80 per-cent of the total refugee
Across the globe a massive starvation crisis is building with tens of millions marching towards starvation. In Yemen, Somalia, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Afghanistan the most vulnerable are now just one-step away from famine.
In the first 100 days of our response, we have established offices and projects in Moldova and Ukraine, with a focus on delivering life-saving assistance to meet the basic and protection needs of refugees, internally
In December 2021, the World Vision (WV) Syria Response undertook a context analysis to identify specific child protection needs and challenges faced by children in its areas of operation in Northwest Syria (NWS) and to better
The war in Ukraine continues and with it our response. World Vision’s 90 day Ukraine Crisis Response Plan (UCR), published in March, set out an initial strategic focus and plan. Now we look ahead, combining insights from our
The session will present findings and lessons learned from projects in two different contexts that decided to integrate cash for child protection outcomes. The two projects explore how cash can be integrated into child
A deadly mix of conflict, COVID-19 and the climate crisis has pushed more than 9 million people across seven countries in East Africa to the very brink of a hunger crisis. Of critical concern are vulnerable children who are
In 2021 World Vision has been able to reach out millions of people in need across three countries: Jordan, Syria and Turkey. None of them choose voluntarily to flee Syria or to become displaced inside the country. Nobody
In 2020–2021, World Vision listened to girls’ and boys’ experiences and shined a light on the consequences of the pandemic on refugee and internally displaced children in fragile contexts. In surveying refugee and internally
This is a story-based case study of the status, opportunities and challenges of education in South Sudan.
Composed of the six largest child-focused agencies, the Joining Forces Alliance is happy to participate at the African Union High-Level Humanitarian Summit and Pledging Conference from 25 – 27 May 2022 in Malabo, Equatorial
World Vision was an early adopter of the Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) approach, starting in Niger in 2005, and began consolidated tracking of CMAM programming data in 2010. Since that time, more
Over the last year, World Vision Syria Response has worked to improve and influence humanitarian policies and programs that positively affect millions of lives affected by the ongoing crisis in Syria targeting both displaced
When we write 19,000 children, the number can appear as faceless bodies, souls without a past, victims of a tragedy, and casualties of violence. However, they are much more than that.
We know they are people like Mbara, John
In its 2021 fiscal year, World Vision successfully implemented activities for Year One of its 2021-2025 Central African Republic (CAR) Strategy, which aims not only to alleviate the suffering of people affected by
World Vision has now concluded its 2nd phase of programming in Yemen (April 2021 - February 2022) with our implementing partner Medair. The aim of the partnering response in Phase 2 was to improve the health care and
This new report investigates the impacts of the Syrian war in some of the hardest-to-reach places. It focuses on the so-called “widow camps”, home to tens of thousands of widows and other single women - including women who
World Vision is continuing to scale up its response to the conflict in Ukraine, as the number of children and families displaced passes 10 million.
One month on from the beginning of the conflict, as of 1 April we have
In Mali, gaps in emergency response and especially the lack of systematic support for early recovery responses have limited the ability of humanitarians to prevent the exponential increase in needs following the 2021 lean
Stories in the news show children and families who’ve endured tragic loss, terrifying violence, or painful injury. Experts widely agree that parents should shield young children from violent and disturbing news.
But how can
More than 1.8 million children have been forced to flee Ukraine in the first month of conflict. Children’s lives and their sense of safety are being uprooted by the conflict and sadly, at this point, there is no end in sight
World Vision is continuing to scale up its response to the conflict in Ukraine, as the number of children and families displaced passes 10 million.
One month on from the beginning of the conflict, as of 27 March we have
World Vision is continuing to scale up its response to the conflict in Ukraine, as the number of children and families displaced passes 10 million.
One month on from the beginning of the conflict, as of 19 March we have
