Empowered Women, Empowered Children
Mixed Method design to examine the relationship between Women’s empowerment and the well-being of children in structured families in Albania
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In 2020, World Vision identified a need to better understand how gender equality and women’s empowerment link to child well-being. World Vision proposed a piece of exploratory research to capture a relevant and definitive
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
The 'Homemade Stories- with love, care and respect' are the reflection of the life-changing stories of 9,814 couples (husbands and wives) who have participated in the MenCare training conducted by the USAID Bureau for
Key objectives of World Vision's Economic Empowerment (WEE) Framework and Program Quality Assurance Standards are to:
1. Provide a consistent WEE definition to inform design, implementation, and key standards to support
World Vision adopts a holistic approach to Women's Economic Empowerment, which comprises four domains of empowerment. The organization promotes women's economic advancement, access to opportunities, services, and resources
Despite reaching middle-income status in 2010, a key challenge for Sri Lanka is how to achieve inclusive economic growth.
1. Over 90% of those identified as people living in poverty are situated in the rural areas of North
Gender inequality is recognized as one of the most powerful drivers of children’s vulnerability in all contexts. As part of its mandate to help the most vulnerable children experience the fullness of life, World Vision
World Vision’s Women's Economic Empowerment Framework and Program Quality Assurance Standards (PQAS) aims to build a common understanding of the pathways of change required for women to be economically empowered alongside men
For the first time, the Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) Framework and Program Quality Assurance Standards (PQAS) provides the World Vision partnership with a common way to define, measure, and make programming decisions to
This is an extraction of the Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) Framework and Program Quality Assurance Standards (PQAS) Tools and Checklists for project teams to print and fill out during the project cycle.
As a child-focused organisation, our vision is to economically empower caregivers for the well-being
of their children. We want to see increased incomes for women and men translate into child well-being outcomes. To achieve
This Technical Guidance note aims to provide a checklist of things to consider when planning to implement GIFT activities as part of an economic development program including: inclusive Market Systems Development (iMSD)/Local
Gender Inclusive Financial Literacy (GIFT) A5 Visual Aid
This Gender Inclusive Financial Literacy (GIFT) was developed for couples and aims to ensure that
both women and men have access to the financial literacy knowledge
We know supporting women’s empowerment and accelerating gender equality are vital to a country’s development. It's also essential for raising safe and healthy children.
That’s why, thanks to this research, World Vision is
World Vision in Middle East and Eastern Europe brought together an esteemed panelists from UN agencies, donors and peer INGOs, to launch its brand-new evidence on Empowered Women, Empowered Children and accelerate the
WVTL has contextualised World Vision’s global evidence-based food security and livelihoods project models covering inclusive market systems development, gender and social inclusion, nutrition-sensitive and nature-positive
As a child-focused organisation, our vision is to economically empower caregivers for the well-being of their children. We want to see increased incomes for women and men translate into child well-being outcomes. To achieve
Case study: Improving Gender Attitudes, Transition and Education Outcomes (IGATE) Zimbabwe: Programmatic approaches to the gender-related impacts of COVID-19 on education: Lessons from 2020.
IGATE seeks to improve learning
Women and children across the Middle East and Eastern Europe region (MEER) cannot afford to wait nearly a century and a half for equality, while being subjected to the intergenerational cycle of disempowerment.
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This document presents a promising practice on integrating Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in the USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance funded Nobo Jatra - New Beginning project, implemented by World Vision
In alignment with the Iraq National Strategy for Empowering Women, World Vision International in Iraq (WV Iraq) implemented a livelihood and women’s economic empowerment project in West Mosul entitled, “Building Resilience
Achieving child well-being outcomes remains a global challenge due to the prevalence of child vulnerability, particularly in developing countries. Childhood is a critical period in human development, which affects social and
Achieving child well-being outcomes remains a global challenge due to the prevalence of child vulnerability, particularly in fragile countries. Childhood is a critical period in human development, which affects social and
