Redefining a new baseline for development practice?
By Richard Rumsey
Many industry experts are saying we need to ‘build back better’ after COVID-19, but what does this actually mean?
Stories
India: A barbershop gives Hemant income stability
Young and old people gather in an alley outside this village salon in India. It is Saturday, the...
Bugiri farmer reaps big from growing mushrooms
Farmers who have mastered the art of growing mushrooms in Uganda are making a killing. Divine-Caroline Muwanguzi...
South Sudan’s future lies in building the dreams of children like Zachariah
“I want to be an engineer someday”, says Zachariah Baptista, 17. Zachariah is in primary six and...
Trees offer nutritious feeds and increased profit for fish farmers
By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya It is a scorching hot day in Kenya’s Homabay County...
From the warmth of Cambessa to the greenery of Baboulaye: Babacar reflects after repeated attempts at illegal emigration
For Babacar, a 45-year-old father of six, the income earned through his activities was so insufficient for...
Youth Ready programme provides young adults in El Salvador and Honduras the skills and confidence to succeed
The Youth Ready programme is supporting young adults in El Salvador and Honduras with the skills and...
"Tahan Coffee" is back serving
Tahan Coffee is a 20-year-old coffee shop and market located in the densely populated town of Bourj Hammoud...
Sustaining farming and livelihoods in Volta region
World Vision has established a presence in Segbale village - Volta region, and over the next five...
Trees help communities to survive in times of drought
By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications & Media Officer, Kenya The sun is blazing hot at...
How savings groups are making a big difference for smallholder farmers in Mali
Coulibaly Diarra, a smallholder farmer from Kolokani district in Mali, testifies of the benefits of World Vision-supported Savings...
Cash Transfers Help Communities to Recover from the Desert Locust Emergency
By Martin Muluka, World Vision communication Specialist,Kenya Five-year-old Nawal enjoys spending time at her mum’s shop in...
"World Vision has made me self-reliant and economically empowered!"
By: Derrick Kyatuka - Communications Officer, Uganda Refugee Response. Moses Jansuk’s story could have been one of...
'Trees are our lifeline’
By Kambani Phiri, Communications, Zambia “If not for World Vision’s FMNR training through THRIVE, our land would have...
Savings group helps a mother realise her dream to see her son in university
With the undying dream of having her child go through to university seeming a long way away...
The Value of Water
Water is an invaluable gift for the people of Afghanistan, however in the western part of the...
The Value of Water
Water is an invaluable gift for the people of Afghanistan, however in the western part of the country...
Joy as Communities Access Clean and Safe Water
By Martin Muluka, World Vision Communication Specialist, Kenya The value of water is about much more than...
Freed from alcoholism, Patrice celebrates his family
Patrice, a father of seven, started with one glass of beer and ended up being addicted to...
A green pepper garden is keeping Faima’s future hopes alive
Twenty-year-old Assuman lives with his mother, his sister Faima, and another sibling in eastern Uganda. He is a...
Empowering the women of Niger through savings groups
World Vision works with over 3,400 savings groups in Niger, bringing together more than 55,000 members; most...
Empowering the women of Niger through savings groups - Aissatou's testimony
Aissatou Alfari is a member of one of 3,400 savings groups in Niger that World Vision works...
Empowering the women of Niger through savings groups - Saddi's testimony
Saddi Alhassane is a member of one of 3,400 savings groups in Niger that World Vision works with...
World Vision partners with government for sustainable management of fisheries and livelihood integration
World Vision Solomon Islands (WVSI) and the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources have formalized their partnership...
Safe grazing environment frees South Sudan’s young pastoralists from danger
“As a pastoralist for many years, I was fearful when the dry season comes. We take the...
Victoriously taking up the mantle - Victoire’s story
Victoire and her seven children were not having it all rosy; life was tough for them. Her husband...