Nampula province, in the north of Mozambique, has the highest rate of chronic malnutrition although the region offers optimal agro-ecological conditions for agriculture.  The combination of the distribution of CSB+ and vegetable oil and also the dissemination of good dietary practices is restoring hope for families whose children were on the verge of falling into chronic malnutrition statistics. This activity is carried out by the Educating Children Together - Phase III (ECT-3), implemented by World Vision-Moçambique, funded by the McGovern Dole Food for Education and Child Nutrition Program of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

This is the 10th situation report and the first annual report released by the Global Hunger Response (GHR) detailing key concerns, impact (as of March 2023) for GHR's 28 countries of highest alert, and recounting lessons learnt and how these will shape the next year of the Response.

The UN OCHA reported that there are over eight million refugees from Ukraine sought refuge in various countries in Europe.  “We did not know if we would see each other ever again. It was very hard. The only relief was that my family was safe. It was enough."

This article discusses the different factors contributing to children's and young people's identities, such as age, gender or race, and how these intersect with inequalities and exclusion. 

The project, and its second phase, is and will continue to be supported by USAID's Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), ACTED Ukraine and the Ukraine Response Consortium will start on September 2023 targeting a wider number of people through various implementing partners.

This article shows how World Vision is responding to child malnutrition in the DRC through the Global Hunger Response. Mark Kelly is one of the World Vision leaders who witnessed this action in Kwango, an area where the IPC4 has been reported. The needs are still enormous and World Vision is calling on donors to contribute more to find ways to end malnutrition in DRC which affects thousands of children.

This field handbook provides comprehensive guidance for implementing World Vision's Regreening Communities project model.

In South Sudan’s Northern Bahr el Ghazal state, communities are able to grow crops even in the dry season, thanks to the dry season vegetable production, a project of World Visio funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development of BMZ.