The World Vision Lesotho National Director’s speech at the GEWE Project launch emphasized World Vision Lesotho’s commitment to empowering women and youth as a catalyst for sustainable growth and community resilience in
In a powerful statement at the Media Engagement Training, Maseisa Ntlama, on behalf of the World Vision Lesotho National Director emphasized the media's essential role in advocating for human rights and protecting vulnerable
Impact of climate change crisis and environmental actions.
The speech for the International Day of the Girl Child 2024 focuses on empowering girls in Lesotho, highlighting their resilience and vision for a brighter future. World Vision Lesotho, National Director, James Chifwelu today
In the Middle East, young people between the ages of 15–29 make up around 30 percent of the population and face the fastest growing youth unemployment rate in the world.
In Eastern Europe, young people make up around 16
National Child Protection Reporting and Referral Pathways ensure that children and communities across Lesotho are empowered with the knowledge and mechanisms to report child abuse, neglect, and exploitation. These pathways
This speech marks the launch of the National Child Protection Reporting and Referral Pathways in Lesotho, a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Youth, Gender and Social Development, World Vision Lesotho, UNICEF
In the speech, the National Director of World Vision Lesotho emphasizes the pressing issue of child labour and forced labour in Lesotho. They highlight the importance of the newly launched AECFL Project, supported by the
In 2023, World Vision Albania was joined again by many partners in its mission to transform lives of 34,455 children and young people. Our partners were citizens who donate, children, families, institutions, faith based and
Based on the youth situation analysis in Cambodia carried out by UNFPA and Ministry of Education Youth and Sport (MOEYS), 41% of the employed young people respondents, aged 15–24, had left school or finished formal education
Iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) is one of the leading causes of disability-adjusted life years lost globally among adolescent girls aged 15 to 19 years. In Mozambique, IDA is especially alarming, with 56% of girls aged 15 to 19
World Vision Georgia's Accomplishments in 2023
Overview of our initiatives, strategic focus, and programme impact in Georgia.
Children and young people's perceptions of Climate Change and Environmental Transformation in Armenia
World Vision prioritises the Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Approach that promotes equal and inclusive access, decision-making, participation, systems and well-being of the most vulnerable; transforms systems
The goal of the project is to ensure adolescents and youth are participating as agents of positive change. Specifically, the project aims to support a new generation of young Cambodians who have the capacity and agency to
Young people under 30 in Cambodia make up almost 60% of the total population with the majority living in rural areas. While this represents a significant opportunity for economic growth, social change and innovation, young
Cambodia is the youngest country in Southeast Asia with 52.2% of its population below 25 years of age. While this represents a significant opportunity for economic growth, social change and innovation, young people in
The young people in this study from Ninewa governate, Iraq know that climate change is impacting their lives now. This research is about how climate change is perceived and experienced by these young people.
It points to
Climate change is globally recognized as a critical concern, impacting socioecological systems, and
requiring urgent societal interventions. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warns of an exceeding 1.5°C
In October 2022, the European Commission launched its first ever Youth Action Plan (YAP) for EU external action, covering the years 2022-2027. The YAP acts as the EU’s guiding framework to “promote meaningful youth
