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Monday, August 11, 2025

Poverty is a Story of the Past: How One Family Beat the Odds Through Climate-Smart Agriculture

A mother and daughter in Lesotho overcome drought and poverty through climate-smart farming, inspiring community resilience and change.

How Shenadi Abinasi Found Success Through the THRIVE Project

Abinas and his community benefiting from climate-smart farming practices

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Improving livelihoods through biodiversity conservation in the Korab-Koritnik Nature Park

Executives, teachers and youth join forces to save the planet

Engage youth to save the planet and sustain the environment

Citi Foundation supports World Vision Foundation of Thailand to implement the Youth LED - TRASH2CASH project.

World Vision has supported farmers to receive training on climate-smart agricultural techniques, so as to build their resilience to climate-change. ©World Vision Photo.

Building Resilience: Thriving in the Face of Climate Change

Building Resilience: Thriving in the Face of Climate Change

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World Wide Fund for Nature and World Vision Zambia sign MOU to address climate change challenges and work towards a sustainable future

World Wide Fund for Nature and World Vision Zambia sign MOU to address climate change challenges and work towards a sustainable future

Earth is our home, let’s protect it

World Vision and KOICA launch climate change project in Narok County

Drought and climate-change response initiatives to benefit families in Narok County

Families and communities in Narok County are set to benefit from transformative climate change adaptation and mitigation initiatives, aimed at building...

Water harvesting makes family food secure amid long droughts. World Vision

World leaders at G7 can stop the hunger crisis, so children can thrive

Chris Derksen-Hiebert writes how World Vision will be calling on the world’s largest economies to stop the hunger crisis. As food insecurity has increased...

THRIVE

World Vision Zambia Livelihood project THRIVE 2.0 to impact over 760,000 people

World Vision Zambia is working to break the cycle of poverty by 2030 so that the most vulnerable children can reach their full potential in all areas of...

SLaR

World Vision in Zambia calls for locally-led adaptation for climate resilience in communities at Climate Change Exhibition

Working with the Zambian government and other partners, World Vision is implementing Climate Smart interventions, which seek to improve agricultural...

A Mongolian woman stands beside a horse with mountains in the distance

Anticipatory action brings hope to Mongolian children threatened by the climate crisis

National Director and meteorologist Bolortsetseg Bold warns that the climate crisis is increasingly putting Mongolian children at risk of food insecurity...

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South Sudan: Mothers learn about energy saving stove and its benefits to the environment

Climate change is worrisome. Yet it is real. Using locally available materials to reduce fuel consumption can help protect the environment. World Vision...

Chance K. holding a seedling in his nursery

The leadership of Chance KAFUNGA, role model of environmental protection in Kalehe

This article shows how World Vision with his integrated programs helped families to get income through various activities and at the same they protect...

Children from the youth action club in Tanzania

Bees, Trees and Children’s Needs

Julia Smith-Brake, World Vision’s Senior Adolescent Programming Specialist, writes that World Vision youth advocates work with community, national, and...

Thai youth plant mangroves to protect the environment and reduce climate change impact

"Nothing is too hard if we dare to take action"

World Vision youth leaders in Thailand plant mangroves to conserve the environment and reduce climate change impacts

Giving herders’ purchasing power through multi-purpose cash

Supporting Dzud-affected herder families with multi-purpose cash

“It is getting worse every year. If it was not for the help we received, we would have lost 30 more livestock.”

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Invasive tree species provide organic pesticide for communities in Tana River, Kenya

The Proposis Juliflora trees, locally known as mathenge, are a menace to many farmers in Tana River County, Kenya. Thanks to the training offered by World...

Children voice up to tackle climate change

Children voice up to tackle air pollution

Over 500 children in urban and rural areas of Mongolia raise their voices about air pollution and climate change.

Photo 1: Back in those days, whenever a storm came, Tuấn, his wife, and two young children would seek shelter in the chicken coop

Enhance Resilience to Climate Change Through Communal Efforts

“When Typhoon Ninth came, rooftops and trees were blown away before my eyes. We were so stunned when the typhoon stroke. All we could do was to evacuate...

Engaging Community Members in Commercial Crops & Seedlings

The Boards of World Vision Ghana & VisionFund Ghana embarked on a field visit to the Northern Regional Operations, specific communities within the West...

Water harvesting enables family to be food secure amid long droughts

Rainwater harvesting enables family to be food secure amid long droughts

Water harvesting enables family to be food secure amid long droughts

World Vision’s Empowered World View model is changing mindsets and enabling communities to overcome drought challenges and rise out of poverty. ©World Vision Photo/Sarah Ooko.

Empowered World View: Transformed mindsets enable families to tackle draught and eradicate poverty

World Vision’s Empowered World View model is changing mindsets and enabling communities to overcome drought challenges and rise out of poverty.

SLaR

World Vision in Zambia Launches New Australian-Funded Sustainable Land Restoration Project

SLaR is a five-million-dollar project supported by the generous Australian Government and has a five-year lifespan. The project is based on the Farmer...

Solar energy enables remote communities in Marsabit County to watch the 2022 FIFA World Cup games and foster peace through such similar television shows that bring them together. ©World Vision Photo/David Nderitu.

Solar Kiosk Brings World Cup Experience to a Village in Marsabit County, Kenya

Solar Kiosk Brings World Cup Experience to a Village in Marsabit County in Kenya