I met *Margarita in the poorest neighbourhood of Malecaj, a remote village of Lezha, where the paved road didn’t make it, even this electoral year. In the beginning, she tried to escape. She was ashamed to be seen in that state of poverty.

Addressing the health and nutrition needs of populations affected by disasters has always been a priority focus for World Vision.

Southern Africa is currently facing one of the strongest El Niño crises in 35 years, with an estimated 49 million people at risk. This El Niño, through drought, floods and sometimes both, is causing food insecurity, increased food prices, death of livestock and economic slow-down.

1.I’m not going to school today. I don’t want to go!” declares Saleem, whizzing around the living room wearing his uniform. The nine-year-old’s three sisters don’t hear him.

Sessions at the ICT4D Conference 2016 involving World Vision and Vision Fundtest@gmail.com