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Tuesday, January 21, 2025

Biodiversity and the community belong to each other

446 youth have been active on better understanding the crucial role of biodiversity in our life. They identified the needs for actions and designed 9 initiatives for implementation, such as expeditions, planting, exhibitions, public fairs and touristic promotion initiatives, ect.

Through World Vision's CRIFSUP project, farmers like Nancy from Elgeyo Marakwet County can sustain themselves through use of low cost agricultural practices that ensure they sustain themselves and have ENOUGH food for their families.

Boosting sustainable livelihoods through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration

Lives in Elgeyo Marakwet are being transformed through the training and implementation of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration, a low-cost tree regeneration...

World Vision Climate Change

Empowering Communities and Children for Climate Change

World Vision leads community-driven sustainability efforts, empowering children and advocating for climate action to secure a thriving, sustainable future...

Regreening Africa Announced as UN World Restoration Flagship

EU funded Regreening Africa Awarded UN World Restoration Flagship!

The European Union-funded Regreening Africa initiative – which includes FMNR and of which World Vision is a key implementing partner – has been named as...

We Are Responsive, Eswatini

GIK Donation at Mtsambama

World Vision Delivers Aid After Devastating Storm in Eswatini

Responding to the hailstorm that recently happened in Eswatini, World Vision Eswatini is distributing Gifts-in-Kind to over 370 people, including children...

Climate Change, Eswatini

FMNR Interventions at Ntuja

Life Restored At Ntuja Community Through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration Interventions

Two gullies emerged at Ntuja community; one was spreading so rapidly it was even becoming a threat to the children of the community. World vision...

Food For Assets Project Empowers Farmers to Navigate Tough Times

FFA projects helping families improve their livelihoods and climate adaptation.

World Vision Zambia and Pepsico, plant 1,500 trees to mitigate Climate Change effects

World Vision Zambia, in partnership with Varun Beverages, a subsidiary of Pepsico and the Zambian Government through the Department of Forestry, joined...

EMPOWERED WORLD VIEW: Christian faith leaders pledge to support the creation of God

Tackling issues of climate change from a biblical perspective using World Vision Ghana’s Empowered World View Core Project Model.

Snowstorms and power disruptions impact aid deliveries in Ukraine and Moldova

Over the past two days, Ukraine and neighboring country Moldova, which hosts more than 112,000 Ukrainian refugees, faced extreme weather conditions with...

Tree Planting

World Vision Zambia and Pepsico, plant 1,500 trees to mitigate Climate Change effects

World vision Zambia in partnership Varun Beverages, a subsidiary of Pepsico and the Zambian Government through the Department of Forestry join forces to...

McLanrence (holding microphone) AT COP28

From Words to Action: Transforming Food Systems for a Climate-Resilient Future

McLarence Mandaza, PhD, Environmental Sustainability & Climate Action Technical Lead at World Vision Southern Africa, recently participated in a panel...

Journey to COP28: Mongolian child leader Nomin advocates for children's voices in climate action

Journey to COP28: Nomin advocates for children's voices in climate action

Mongolian child leader Nomin advocates for children's voices in climate action

Hella: Youth Climate Advocate

Hella is 22 years old and she is from Iraq. She will be representing World Vision as a climate youth advocate at COP28. She will be telling her story to...

Q&A with Nomin: A youth delegate from East Asia to COP28

My reflections about COP28 | Nomin

Nomin, 17, Mongolia spearheads the Eco campaign to promote environmental awareness and sustainability. She is also a member of the Teen Parliament...

ENOUGH

Harvesting Resilience as Lesotho’s Children Confront Climate Driven Hunger

Nestled in the heart of southern Africa, the Kingdom of Lesotho, with its picturesque landscapes and resilient people, faces an increasingly dire threat...

Youth leaders initiate the construction of check dams at Ban Huai Suea Thao to mitigate flash floods and drought

Empowered youth take action on climate change

‘Da’ and ‘Yogi’, youth leaders from Mae Hong Son, Thailand, initiate the construction of check dams at Ban Huai Suea Thao to mitigate flash floods and...

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A dream for my community environment in the future

Climate change conditions can lead to various problems for children and their families, including respiratory infections due to air pollution, diarrhoea...

Sarah's presentation at OGP

AI, digital and the climate crisis requires greater social accountability

Sarah Onduko reflects on key areas where the world must ensure citizens’ rights and government accountability

How Shenadi Abinasi Found Success Through the THRIVE Project

Abinas and his community benefiting from climate-smart farming practices

PONT

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

mou siging

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