Improved Water Access Increases Family’s Fortune
Eight years ago, when Joan, 36, and her husband Joseph, 40, got into the brick-making business, water was a problem. This are very different now.
Stories
The Incredible Story of Resilience Among Refugees -- How One Young Man Is Helping Others in Uganda
More than half of the 1.3 million refugees in Uganda are youth who were forced to flee their...
Kitchen Gardening; A New Innovative to Supplement Food Rations Among Refugees in Uganda
“Food is now the least of our problems," says Everest Gato, a jubilant farmer and refugee from...
My Farm Takes Care of Itself
The land was so degraded I could only plant every other year,” laments Sidi Toure, a farmer...
EU-funded project establishes strong links between farmers and private sector
All roads led to Aljeref village, in Roseries locality in Sudan’s Blue Nile state. Smallholder farmers came together...
Families tackle malnutrition through kitchen gardens
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator - World Vision Uganda Have you ever imagined the magic feeling...
Fish Farming Rescues Boy from Disease Complications
By Sarah Ooko, Senior Communications & Media Officer for World Vision in Kenya Tobias was born with...
Equipping Rural Youth With Knowledge & Skills to Seize Employment Opportunities
In developing countries, like Rwanda, children from the poorest households are four times as likely to drop out...
Lifting Communities Out of Poverty, One Loan at a Time
Bernadette Uwitonze is a single mother of two boys, Gentil, 7, and Chance, 14. They reside with...
Rural women winning the food security challenge in South Sudan
“The simple way of planting the groundnuts neatly in a row has increased my production”, says Aguek...
Orange Flesh Sweet Potatoes Improve Micronutrient Deficiency Among Ugandan Children
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda Annet, Joseph's wife feeds her 2-year-old son on orange-flesh...
Potato harvester unites neighbours in a landmine affected area
Municipality of Čajnice is still affected by landmines and unexploded ordnance – remnants of the war fought...
Farmers Adopt the Use of Organic Pesticides, Boost Production
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision, Uganda Making of biopesticide using locally-available plan leaves and...
Supporting fellow survivors
Jusic family is thrilled with the farming tools they have recently received as a part of the „Integrated...
After the drought, seed distributions help farmers get back on track
Tasa Gul is an exception in her village. While most of the women spend their time confined...
Have I done something wrong to deserve this!?
Village of Ljusina close to Bosanska Krupa in the north of country is home to the Dzajic...
Visiting Nadja and her great-grandfather
By Tanja Zach "Sveto, Sveto - come, I'll show you my animals!" Three-year-old Nadja takes Sveto by the...
Washing Away Poverty
The Ghanaian adage, Samina, Ahote Aduro (“soap, curing with cleanliness”) means something more to Patience Senadzu. In...
Three families harvest fruits of their hard labor
It is tomato harvesting season in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hard work has paid off for three...
EU backs consortium of NGOs to fight hunger and build resilience in South Sudan’s communities
Aimed at helping boost South Sudan’s rural development, the European Union (EU) has backed the implementation of Food...
FAO and World Vision Support Displaced Families to be Self-Reliant
Life was good. Fati was an administrator at a training college in Kanama, northern Nigeria. She had...
In Zambia, World Vision's THRIVE Technology Fair Calls for Exhibitors
VENUE : Vulamukoko Bulking Centre, Katete District, Eastern Province In Zambia, World Vision has partnered with AgriProFocus...
World Vision and World Food Programme fight desertification in Niger
Desertification has besieged the village of Iskita for over 30 years. Their lands grew less fertile by the...
Equipping the Most Vulnerable in Diffa Crisis for the Future – Ousmane’s Story
“Training like this keep children like me from becoming menaces such as thieves and militants.” These were...
Family working its way out of poverty
Jeffrey Thipa, 28, and his wife, Fanny, 30, have seen the worst part of poverty and they...
World Vision Transitions from Kamwendo and Mkhumba with Pride
After 16 and 17 years of working side-by-side with the people of Kamwendo (Mulanje) and Mkhumba (Phalombe) respectively,...