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Wednesday, November 5, 2025

Reviving Hope in Mozambique through Regreening

Mclarence Mandaza reports from Covela village, Gaza Province, where World Vision is introducing Regreening Communities to restore degraded landscapes.

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Trees improve agricultural productivity and household incomes in Homa Bay

Trees improve agricultural productivity and household incomes in Homa Bay

Joyce and her granddaughter Blessing under a mango tree at the family farm in Emsea village, Elgeyo Marakwet County. ©World Vision Photo/ Hellen Owuor

Trees help family to restore degraded land and thrive during prolonged droughts

Trees help family to restore degraded land and thrive during prolonged droughts

World Vision Uganda FMNR Resilience and Livelihood in West Nile.

A family invests in tree planting to fight climate change

With World Vision's Uganda Refugee Response transitioning from food and cash handouts, we are implementing a project to improve resilience and livelihood...

Livelihoods

Women use trees to boost fodder production in drought prone areas

By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Commmunications & Media Officer, Kenya The land is dry and bare in parts of Baringo County, where communities have been...

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Women groups save key forest to tackle climate change in northern Kenya

By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications & Media Officer, Kenya Marsabit Forest in northern Kenya is home to numerous tree species, which are well...

Addressing the nexus of faith, environmental and ecosystem degradation, and peace building through natural resource management

Faith-based work has a significant role to play in building peace and addressing climate change. Faith actors can provide the social and spiritual support...

Naaman has learned FMNR techniques from his neighbour in Kenya>

Passing on regreening skills from one generation to another

A neighbour’s flourishing trees and well-attended farm in Kenya attracted 13-year-old Naaman. Armed with inquisitiveness and the backing of his mother...

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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...

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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...

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.

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Why we need to be the change we want to see

Ignoring climate change won’t make it go away, and the most vulnerable children are paying the price for our inaction, writes Norbert on Earth Day.

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World Vision commits to plant over 7 million trees through land restoration projects

In line with the national theme for the tree-planting season, ‘Forests for Community Livelihood and Sustainable Development’, and in an effort to...

Diogene poses for a photo in his garden

Improving food security & livelihoods for smallholder farmers

Forty-four-year-old Diogene Habimana, is a father of three children and lives in Bugesera District. When you enter his compound, you are drawn to a variety...

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FMNR techniques provide food security for Somali families after calamities

Abdi-Wali Hussein Haaji & Safiya Mohamed Jama Abdi-Wali Hussein, 49, has nine children from two wives. He remembers when he was young, the area had lots of...

Sahra Eige

Somali communities survive and thrive through low-cost land restoration techniques

The Beerato Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) site experiment Sahra Eige Story: Sahra Eige, a mother of four children hails from Beerato, a...

Sidi practices FMNR

My Farm Takes Care of Itself

The land was so degraded I could only plant every other year,” laments Sidi Toure, a farmer in the Koulikoro Region of Mali. “Then we would either run out...

Regreening degraded land with Evergreen Agricultural practices

U's EVA Project (2017-2022) in Ghana aims to reverse land degradation, promoting Evergreen Agriculture among 40,000 households across 80,000 hectares.

Planting trees to re-green Timor-Leste

World Vision and the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries planted 900 trees with schools and communities in Aileu and Bobonaro Municipalities to support...

Low Cost Technique to Boost Forest Cover in Africa

Low Cost Technique to Boost Forest Cover in Africa

Better than Saudi Arabia

By Tony Rinaudo, Principal Natural Resources Advisor, World Vision Australia When I first visited the Tasaeda Emba region of Northern Ethiopia, way back in...

Plenty in Times of Scarcity

By Tony Rinaudo, World Vision Australia The discovery of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration in the Niger Republic was an answer to prayer. Communities...

Renew the Land: FMNR in Timor-Leste

Australian agricultural expert, Tony Rinaudo, looks at the impact of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) in sub-Saharan Africa and in Timor-Leste...

30,000 Trees Planted in East Sumba Barren Land

By Bartolomeus Marsudiharjo, World Vision Indonesia communicator World Vision Indonesia encourages people in seven villages in Hahar sub district, Sumba...