Putting children at the centre of the COVID-19 response

Putting children at the centre of the COVID-19 response

World Vision works daily for the well-being of children, and continues to support the Government of Chad in the Response against COVID-19. World Vision's efforts are aimed at the implementation of activities that target children and protect children from the effects of the virus.

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All children are educated for life, participating and are protected

We are working to improve the well-being of 6,500,000 children by partnering with families, communities and the government to reduce poverty in Chad.

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 Together to end child marriage in Chad
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Together to end child marriage in Chad

68% of girls are married at 18 and 25% at 15. If nothing is done, this figure is likely to double by 2050.

Together to end child marriage in Chad

Chad

Fueled by interethnic clashes, Chad has experienced significant instability since its independence in 1960. The delicate situation for Chad's population is made more precarious by conflicts in neighbouring countries, which drive refugees over its borders.  Additionally, the effects of climate change, which are aggravating the desertification and drying up Lake Chad, complicate things further.

Since 2003, the economy became dependent on oil. But, a drop in oil prices in 2014 plunged the country into a deep recession. 

All of these issues affect children most. Our teams have been working in Chad since 1985. We work with communities, local actors, the government and the United Nations to improve the well-being of children, through emergency and development programmes. 

15.1 million

Population, total

N'Djamena

Capital City

10 billion

GDP (current US$)
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Quenching thirst for Chad’s Children

Lack of clean water and sanitation facilities affects families, especially those in rural areas where only 38% have access to clean water and only 3% have access sanitation facilities. 

We are working to ensure all children have access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation facilities near their homes, schools and health centers.

Our Work 

In addition to sponsorship projects, we partner with like-minded organisations on specific time-bound projects. 

Improving Living Conditions

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Integrated WASH

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It Takes a World

to End Child Marriage

Child marriage has serious health consequences for girls, in fact childbirth is the is the leading cause of death among girls aged 15 to 18.

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Vulnerable Children in Chad Need Your Help to Defeat Poverty

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