publication / October 12, 2023
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion for WVI Nepal
This publication aims to inform the readers how Gender Equality and Social Inclusion along with Disability Inclusion can be achieved to its full potential and how it is currently being practiced in World Vision International Nepal.
press release / February 6, 2024
Situation in Syria more critical than ever, one year on from earthquake – World Vision
Situation in Syria more critical than ever, one year on from earthquake – World Vision- PR
press release / March 6, 2024
World Vision Launches a Project Focusing on Climate Change Adaption and Environment Protection with the support of the Federal Government of Germany (BMZ)
World Vision launch a project to build the resilience of communities towards climate change and environmental hazards in areas B and C in the West Bank, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
video / February 16, 2024
World Vision Zambia donates 108 bicycles to Community Health Workers to enhance services deliver in Mwinilunga district
World Vision Zambia donated 108 bicycles to Community Health Workers in Mwinilunga district of North-Western Province to improve healthcare accessibility and delivery in remote and vulnerable areas.
press release / February 18, 2024
Two years on, the future of Ukraine’s children is at risk
“These children’s bright future hangs in the balance as the war continues. It is unimaginable why our world, with the technological advances we have reached, allows our children to suffer" - Chris Palusky, World Vision’s Ukraine Response Director.
press release / January 5, 2024
Jajarkot earthquake-affected households receive 1000 sets of food and non-food shelter kits with 648 sets of kitchen kits
World Vision International Nepal's press release on relief distribution after Jajarkot Earthquake in 2023.
press release / February 7, 2024
AFGHANISTAN: Lack of snow raises fears of further drought as children and communities suffer impacts of climate crisis
A warmer-than-average winter and lack of snow are ominous signs of worsening climatic and drought conditions in Afghanistan which is already suffering its worst drought in 30 years, five international NGOs warned today.