Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Restoring Forests and Hope in Chikwawa, Malawi

In Malawi’s Chikwawa, communities are restoring forests with World Vision, planting trees to reduce floods, protect homes and ensure food security.

Trees in Karamoja: Wood Lots

In dry Karamoja, caring for trees is hard work, not quite a pleasant gardening exercise one might imagine in a water-rich context. To water the trees...

Growing mushrooms helps Chanthou save money for her education

A quarter of the total Cambodian population are internal migrants, who move from their community at least three months each year for work. According to the...

Shipwrecked and homeless

Covering 34 target areas, World Vision trained nearly two thousand poverty-stricken farmers in efficient farming techniques and diversified income sources...

Aicha feeds her community

The chronically food-insecure and the fact that some families in Niger are unable to meet their basic food requirements even during years of average...

System of Rice Intensification– Climate change adaptation techniques

The CATREND project aims to reduce impact of natural disaster under climate change’s effects for communities in Thanh Hoa province.

Improved peanut cultivation techniques benefit poor farmers

Vien Thi Doc, who in her 40's, is happy with her peanut harvest in the northern province of Thanh Hoa. “The yield has increased to 200 kilograms, up from...

Growing chili for export - Solutions for poor families along coastal areas

Finding appropriate sources of livelihood for poor farmers along coastal areas is a challenging task for local authorities as those communities suffer from...

Supporting small holder farmers in Zimbabwe

In Bubi District, Hauke irrigation scheme was completed in 2012. The community engaged WV to build on the work originally initiated by the European...

Zimbabwe's Productive Asset Creation: Cattle bath!

Productive Asset Creation (PAC) enhances development of cattle dips in Zimbabwe leading to improved food security.

Child labourer finds hope

Phyu rushes out of her simple house of wood on stilts, covered with a thatched roof headed ‘to school’. On Phyu’s shoulder, instead of the school bag, a...

Farming Field Schools

By Claudia Ordoñez My siblings and I did not have a good diet before, because my parents only harvested corn and beans. I remember that from first to sixth...

Investing in the future of Afghanistan by increasing abilities of its youth

To give young women and men the chance to escape from a chronic cycle of poverty, World Vision Afghanistan educates and empowers youth to earn an income...

Everything’s mine

“The cows are mine. The calves are mine. The milk and yoghurt are mine,” declares three-year-old Akhberd. “Everything’s mine!” Akhberd lives with his eight...

Samata beaming with a smile

Samata Becomes Financially Independent through Savings Group

Samata Mohammed, mother of four children is a dedicated member of the Buyaso Savings Group in Kabampe Community, West Gonja District in the Northern Region...

Money from Honey

To address and improve the poverty and economic status of households and empower women in the society, World Vision has started beekeeping project in...

Clinging to hope

“She’s been to school with me every day for nearly three years,” says Quynh. “And she always reminds me to work hard to deserve my parents’ support.” Like...

A hunger for food, friends and school

Just a decade ago, it was rare for Khang ethnic minority girls, who live without main electricity in Vietnam’s mountainous district of Tuan Giao, to go to...

A change for the better

Excluded from school by her parents who believed education wasn’t for girls, Thao’s mother is determined both her daughters will study full-time – a goal...

Simorn's fear is gone

Migration in search for work is common practice in Simorn's community and in many parts of Cambodia. Children receive no proper care from their parents as...

Beauty; Raja's road to success

Raja’s family lives in the centre of Yabad, a large town of 13,640 inhabitants (in World Vision’s West Jenin Area Development Programme). The family who...

The children and youth of Latin America and the Caribbean are changing our history

The voices and views of children need to be taken into account to ensure success in the talks on disaster risk reduction in Sendai, says World Vision.

Modern nomads

Mongolia’s vast steppe is home to some of the world’s last nomads, with the herders’ centuries-old tradition being their main source of income. Seeking...

Navio Reaps Benefits of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration

Written by: Marian Roberts Navio is a community in the Kassena District that has been transformed over the past four years. The small farming community...

The benefits of joint marketing for East Flores farmers

"Previously, parents brought their children to the salt dike to work. Now it doesn't happen anymore. Parents care for their children's future through...