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Tuesday, June 10, 2025

World Vision Ghana Signs MoU with Six Partners to Implement THRIVE 2030

World Vision Ghana and six partners have signed an MoU to launch THRIVE 2030, a programme focused on inclusive markets, digital innovation, and sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable communities.

Combatting disasters

Community disaster risk preparedness: A must for survival

There is nothing as devastating as a disaster that finds people unprepared and not knowing what to do. Destruction to life and property becomes huge...

Cash Transfer Safety Net Project

Restoring hope after devastating locust invasions

World Vision launched the Locust Response project in Puntland (Nugal region) to improve food security through immediate cash-inject assets for protection...

Eleven years in disaster work yet the impact on children still shocks me

I have been involved in managing disaster responses of all kinds since 2010 starting out in Uganda. My first exposure was the mudslides in the slopes of...

Peter Falk as Detective Columbo

Climate Change: Good CoP, Bad CoP?

Jason asks the tough questions to reveal the truth about COP26.

Participants at the JCI and WV conference

World Vision celebrates World Humanitarian Day with the Junior Chamber International, Baobab University

To commemorate World Humanitarian Day, World Vision and UN OCHA in partnership with the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Baobab University, organised a...

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Comfort’s farmland experiences restoration

When the FMNR project got introduced to members of the community, 20 volunteers were trained as FMNR lead farmers. Comfort happened to be a member of the...

Our responsiveness in face of natural disaster in Burundi

Burundi is prone to natural disasters, causing thousands and thousands of people to flee; many of them children. Despite our focus in investing in long...

Vanessa/SADC

SADC leaders urged to address climate change challenges affecting children

Children from different communities in Malawi have appealed to Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) Heads of State and Government to put them at...

World Vision Honduras

Humanitarian workers, running an uphill marathon in The Human Race for survival

There are far too many of us that are finding the current #TheHumanRace an uphill battle.

Children plant Mangrove to protect community against Climate (4)

Children plant mangrove trees to address climate change

Through the Child Focus Disaster Risk Reduction (CFDRR) project, children have the opportunity to learn about the ecological importance and different uses...

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Forest restoration initiatives shield communities against the harrowing effects of floods

By Irene Sinoya,World Vision Communications Specialist,Kenya Fourty-four year-old Pamela is among the many residents of Nyatike who previously suffered...

SAUTI Youth Project - 1

The voices that call for change in Tanzania's coastal region of Tanga

The Eastern coastal region of Tanga has been experiencing increased deforestation due to poor control and planning, and degradation of coastal habitats...

livelihood

World Vision and partners launch project to conserve biodiversity and improve livelihoods

The Landscape and Environmental Agility across the Nation (LEAN) Project is a four-year project funded by the European Union flagship Global Climate Change...

Somalia tree planting

Why planting a tree doesn’t make up for your takeaway coffee cups

It’s natural to look for quick fixes, but tackling climate change is going to take more than feel-good actions, writes Jason.

Senior Advisor of External Engagement and Programming, Global Livelihoods

Appointment of new Livelihoods Senior Advisor of External Engagement and Programming

We are pleased to announce that Yukiko Yamada Morovic, Senior Policy Advisor for Child Poverty and Vulnerability, Advocacy and External Engagement, has...

CHILDREN

Child environmental champions tackle drought challenges through tree planting in schools

By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications & Media Officer, Kenya Fourteen-year-old Stella is an environmental conservation champion at her school...

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Eco-friendly villages - World Vision’s initiative to restore the ecosystem

"The use of organic manure produced from earthworms and dung increases the fertility of the land. Besides, the yield of non-toxic vegetables and fruits is...

World Environment Day: Harnessing the power of SAUTI youth in decision making

For this year’s World Environment Day, World Vision hosted an online discussion with young leaders on youth participation in environmental policy in the...

Tony Rinaudo

Unleashing the world's underground forests

Famously known as the “forest maker”, World Vision's Tony Rinaudo shows us how restoring our environment can prevent future famines.

Sea Level rise damage road

Fonolabu: Climate change is not a joke

The recent damages to the road infrastructure at the Northern region of Malaita Province by rising tides is more concerning to youths as they fear of...

Mary

From tree-cutter to forest protector: The case of Justina Tembo

Justina Tembo, 52, a widow who resides in Mawanda village of Mtilizi Ward, knows too well the challenges that came with using firewood as a source of fuel...

Featured photo at the top: Titus (left) and his wife Damaris with honey harvested from their beehives in Mogotio, Baringo County, Kenya.Titus (left) and his wife Damaris with honey harvested from their beehives in Mogotio, Baringo County, Kenya.

Family Finds Treasures in Trees

Family Finds Treasures in Trees

the chief of the village of Gueskerou in front of the water tank

Boulama's family no longer has to drink water from the floods

In early October 2019, Komadougou river in Diffa region (Niger) broke its banks, forcing over 23,000 people to flee their villages. 50-year-old Chief...

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Drawing on hope: How water supply networks change the prospects of Afghan villages facing severe drought

The long and rocky road through Jahan Dostan village passes through the heart of the mountains in Afghanistan’s Badghis Province, located in the far...