Drought resistant seed varieties boost food production and make communities resilient to climate change
By Martin Muluka, Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya
Stories
Drought resistant seed varieties boost food production and make communities resilient to climate change
By Martin Muluka, Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya It is a busy time at Regina’s farm as...
A family and community scaling new heights
Looking for something new in her life, Agnes enrolled for training on Empowered Worldview; a mindset-change training...
Young farmer Dumisani reaps big thanks to World Vision training
Thriving 28-year-old Dumisani shares how World Vision provided him the necessary skills to reap big from vegetable...
Training on effective agricultural techniques improves household food security and income levels
By Ivy Muigai, Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya Beatrice’s story is one of inspiration and determination. The mother...
A strong woman like Liri
Liri, a farmer from Fushë-Krujë, spends the most part of the day in the greenhouse that she...
A new beginning as three-year-old Rethabile is rescued from malnutrition
When her mother left her at the age of two to look for a job in the...
Floreta, 'the working bee' that supports her family
Bees are not just a passion for her; they are the daily job, endless care, and a precious...
Breaking the chains of poverty: Empowering women farmers
Severe malnutrition and hunger affecting children is a thing of the past at Ezikhotheni under the Mantambe...
Hon. Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan’s Visit: Raising South Sudan's hunger crisis in the global agenda
By Dr. Mesfin Loha, Country Director, World Vision South Sudan The recent visit of the Canadian Minister...
Ymer, the friend of countless farmers
All Kurbin farmers know Ymer. The 61-year-old man has been a veterinarian for over 30 years. Many people...
One day you will thank yourself for never giving up
Witten by Muhammed Abd Salam, Livelihoods Assistant Everyone has a dream. Faisal’s life and dream was to...
Hope is born from the womb of suffering
Written by Malik Anas, Livelihoods Assistant When problems abound and difficulties seem to hound someone, people need...
Malnutrition is at critical rate in Afghanistan - urgent measures should be taken
Food is scarce is Afghanistan which leads to malnutrition amongst children. Watch the video to see how World...
Natural disasters prompt South Sudan’s women to be vigilant and resilient for climate shocks
“The last floods in 2008 were catastrophic and destructive, but this recent one took me by surprise”...
One more opportunity
“After school, I help my mom with the chores. I like school very much, but I also...
South Sudan peace committees campaign for peace and hunger-free communities: “Mothers are tired of burying their own children”
“The year 2021 was one of the worst years for us in Tonj North County. We faced communal...
Bidibidi farmers reap big from FMNR and tree planting
After learning about the importance of protecting and managing trees from a World Vision-trained friend, Rashid has...
Women farmers in South Sudan find their groove: Making decisions and leading the fight against hunger
Adut, a young mother at 29 with eight children lives in a small village in South Sudan’s...
Advancing capacity-building in Rwanda through Virtual Reality technology
In January 2021, World Vision introduced Virtual Reality (VR) technology in some of its areas of operation. This...
Women at the forefront of environmental conservation in Rwanda
In many villages, land restoration and environmental preservation practices are commonly reserved for men. However, this has...
A training that transformed a subsistence farmer into an investor
Kebede Edecha, a father of 11 children, lives in Inchini Town within Adea Berga District. He is...
How the Regreening Africa project is boosting agriculture and livelihoods in Ghana
The Regreening Africa project was initiated in the wake of agricultural malpractices by people in the Bawku West...
Impact of World Vision's LEAN project across five regions in Ghana
The project is scheduled to run for four years and aims to support smallholder farmers in the...
Vegetable gardening offers sustainable solutions to hunger and malnutrition for women of South Sudan
Widow Yom Ater, 24, live with her five children in the outskirts of Juba. Growing up in...
Why 78-year-old Samba loves market gardening
In the Mopti region, one of the main areas affected by the multiple difficulties (climate change and insecurity)...