World Vision International has been operating in Burkina Faso since 2021, supporting the Government’s efforts to improve the well-being of the most vulnerable children. The organisation works in the sectors of food security
With the continued support of our partners, donors, and stakeholders, we have deepened our impact across Education, Health, WASH, Child Protection, Economic Empowerment, and Emergency Response. These collective efforts have
The Professionalized Water Service Provider (PWSP) model is a structured approach that ensures rural and small-town water systems are managed by trained professionals using standardised tools and accountability systems. Under
The Drinking Water Sustainability Fund (DWSF) is a groundbreaking financing initiative designed to transform rural and small-town water systems. Designed with communities in mind, the fund offers a powerful blend of low
Thanks to 140 World Vision Senegal projects and programs, 4.7 million children were reached. More than 54,000 children were registered in the sponsorship program.
These various interventions in the areas of water, education
World Vision Central African Republic has released its latest Situation Report #1032, highlighting our ongoing efforts amid the humanitarian crisis in Central African Republic (CAR). In July 2025, we reached 110,397 people
In 2024, the intertwined challenges of conflict, climate change, and economic uncertainty continued to heighten vulnerability for children and families across West and Central Africa. Yet, by God’s grace and through
In West Africa, conflict, climate change and instability are placing millions of families into hunger, displacement and loss of access to essential services.
In 2024, 383 aid workers lost their lives, even as funding dwindled
Despite recent economic growth, Mali faces alarming setbacks in child well-being due to ongoing insecurity, rising poverty, the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and worsening climate shocks. Millions of children
Ghana has made notable progress in advancing children’s rights, including reductions in under-five mortality and stunting, and the implementation of key programmes such as the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) and
Inspired by our vision of a world where every child thrives, and by our shared commitment to making this vision a reality, this newsletter celebrates powerful stories of transformation.
Here, we celebrate the dedication of our
In 2024, World Vision Ghana continued its unwavering mission to ensure that every child, especially the most vulnerable, experiences life to its fullest. Guided by our vision and driven by compassion, we partnered with
On World Refugee Day 2025, World Vision West Africa warns of the growing severity of forced displacement in West Africa, where more than 12.7 million people are affected. The organisation underscores the urgent need to
On World Environment Day 2025, World Vision West Africa raises its voice for the children whose lives are deeply affected by climate change. Environmental degradation threatens their well-being, survival, and protection.
We
In this issue, you'll find a feature on the celebration of International Women's Day at World Vision Senegal's various sites.
You will also find a report on the impact of the THRIVE project in Kaffrine. Other topics in this
Thanks to the support of our partners, donors, and stakeholders, we have made significant strides in Education, Health, WASH, Child Protection, Economic Empowerment, and Emergency Response. However, many children in Ghana
The ENOUGH Campaign, launched by World Vision International in 2023, is a collective statement of hope and urgency. The campaign aims to end child hunger and malnutrition and give every child the chance to grow up healthy.
In
This report summarizes World Vision Niger's achievements in 2024 to improve the living conditions of children and communities:
• Sponsorship programs: more than 41,000 children enrolled in five regions thanks to our donors;
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World Vision International’s humanitarian response program has directly reached more than 317,000 people during the fiscal year 2024 in Burkina Faso.
WVI Burkina Faso operated in the four most fragile regions affected by
