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Aisha is one of the smallholder farmers that have received support through an EC funded project to grow high yielding sorghum

Sorghum farmers in Sudan's Blue Nile anticipate bumper harvests as project comes to an end

For most of 2019, the deteriorating economic situation in Sudan, has taken a heavy toll on most households....

Groundnuts have boosted household income at Matete in Kakamega County. ©World Vision/Photo by Hellen Owuor.

Groundnuts Offer an Alternative Source of Income for Sugarcane Farmers in Western Kenya

By Hellen Owuor, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya Sugarcane farming was once the main cash crop for...

Sunday, August 25, 2019 - 20:14

Raspberry producers group in Raspberry fest

e-mlimi: Transforming Farmer's Lives through Technology

Recurring droughts afflict Malawi’s agriculture sector, threatening the welfare and livelihoods of Malawi’s smallholder farmers, who constitute...

Monday, July 15, 2019 - 15:33

Heart, Mind and Pocket: Transforming Farmers Lives in Malawi through Mindset Change

Among problems facing people in Malawi are food, water and financial insecurities. Poverty is deep and endemic...

Monday, July 15, 2019 - 15:20

Malawi: Transforming Farmers Lives through Empowered World View

Through the Transforming Household Resilience in Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) Project in 3 districts of Lilongwe, Ntchisi and Nkhatabay,...

Ultra-Poor Graduation in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh still 17.6% people live below the lower poverty line. To meet sustainable development goal 1...

Monday, July 8, 2019 - 08:38

World Vision and CTA Provide Rural Farmers with the Knowledge they need

Small-scale farming, taking care of the children, running the household. Unfortunately, this is the plight of so...

Friday, July 5, 2019 - 12:27

South Sudan’s communities welcome new wave of women entrepreneurs

They have no income, no jobs and no sources of livelihood. They cannot afford to provide a simple...

Regreening degraded land with Evergreen Agricultural practices

To address Land Degradation, the European Commission with additional financial contributions from its participating implementing agencies is...

Thursday, June 27, 2019 - 12:18

Empowering Women with the animal rearing component of WVG Food Security programme

World Vision’s Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration project, a food security progamme has, since 2009, been supporting communities...

Thursday, June 27, 2019 - 11:52

Agnes finally sees hope for her future through farming

Young mother of two, Agnes Neimat, 21, dreams of becoming a doctor someday. But she dropped out of...

Makan and Maimouna have been conduits for change.

World Vision’s Eco-Agriculture project contributing to community peace

Peace has long eluded many communities in Mali, with conflict over scarce resources often leading to clashes...

Monday, June 24, 2019 - 11:40

South Sudan’s women farmers rise to help end hunger in their own communities

“Farming is the only way for us to live”, says Jena Mustafa candidly. As the chairperson of...

Friday, June 7, 2019 - 08:30

Bee keeping as an income generation activity for rural women

World Vision Ghana's Food Security programme is training women in bee keeping to empower them economically to cater...

Trials on farm crop varieties to benefit over 10,000 farmers in South Sudan

“I have never seen in my whole life an extensive production plan that gave me so much...

Thursday, May 23, 2019 - 08:14

Charles Abongo (right) with his son Biron at their farm in Homabay County which has over 900 trees.

Tips for Boosting Tree Farming Yields and Profits

By Susan Umazi Otieno Communications Officer World Vision International Kenya It is a hot afternoon in Kenya’s...

Thursday, May 9, 2019 - 01:43

Tony being welcomed by lead farmers and fire volunteers in Yameriga

Tony Rinaudo Visits FMNR Sites In Ghana

Farmer Manager Natural Regeneration(FMNR) champion, Tony Rinaudo, has visited sites in the Talensi District of the Upper East...

Beating Famine Sahel 2019 - Managing Lands for Prosperity, Resilience and Sustainability

World Vision, FAO and World Agroforestry held the 3rd Beating Famine Conference in Bamako, Mali from 26-28...

Monday, March 4, 2019 - 16:09

Of Sweet Somali Tea and a Mother’s Dream

By Simon Nyabwengi, Country Director, World Vision Somalia It is a picturesque village, this Bantal village in...

Wednesday, February 27, 2019 - 09:50

Attacking malnutrition from the roots

In Burundi, malnutrition is the underlying cause of 50% of all deaths in children under 5. (DHSIII 2016-2017)...

Sorghum farmers in Sudan's Blue Nile anticipate bumper harvests as project comes to an end

Groundnuts Offer an Alternative Source of Income for Sugarcane Farmers in Western Kenya

World Vision organizes the 4th Raspberry festival in Armenia

Mousumi, an example for others to follow

Couple’s cooking competition a key ingredient in nutrition promotion

Financial literacy improves livelihood for Rachel and family

Francisca's dreams now within reach with new cocoa farming skills

e-mlimi: Transforming Farmer's Lives through Technology

Heart, Mind and Pocket: Transforming Farmers Lives in Malawi through Mindset Change

Malawi: Transforming Farmers Lives through Empowered World View

Ultra-Poor Graduation in Bangladesh

World Vision and CTA Provide Rural Farmers with the Knowledge they need

South Sudan’s communities welcome new wave of women entrepreneurs

Regreening degraded land with Evergreen Agricultural practices

Empowering Women with the animal rearing component of WVG Food Security programme

Agnes finally sees hope for her future through farming

World Vision’s Eco-Agriculture project contributing to community peace

South Sudan’s women farmers rise to help end hunger in their own communities

Bee keeping as an income generation activity for rural women

Trials on farm crop varieties to benefit over 10,000 farmers in South Sudan

Tips for Boosting Tree Farming Yields and Profits

Tony Rinaudo Visits FMNR Sites In Ghana

Beating Famine Sahel 2019 - Managing Lands for Prosperity, Resilience and Sustainability

Of Sweet Somali Tea and a Mother’s Dream

Attacking malnutrition from the roots