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
World Vision and partners celebrate success of food security project
he project’s aim is to help households in the PSNP4 coverage areas to achieve food security for their...
Diversification helps communities to tackle malnutrition and beat the drought in Kenya
By Martin Muluka, emergency communication specialist. One-year old Dara is weak but recovering from the effects of...
Modern Livestock Market offers a new lifeline for pastoralists in Laikipia North, Kenya
By David Nderitu, World Vision Communications Officer, Kenya It is a different market day at Kimanjo shopping...
Cash brings hope and creates better conditions for vulnerable families
Leonard, 48, the head of one household, is one out of 86 project participants living in Kitingou village...
World Vision gives a new start and opportunity to recover to 65 more families affected by Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Armed conflict that erupted on the 27 of September in Nagorno-Karabakh - a disputed territory between Armenia...
Solar-powered drip system brings hope to a vulnerable community in Gwanda
While other people celebrated the dawn of a new day and hoped for the best, Senzokuhle wished...
Drip Irrigation enhances food security for communities amidst the drought in Kenya
By Martin Muluka, World Vision Emergency Communications Specialist, Kenya The mood in Karimboni Village is buoyant, upbeat and...
Savings groups give refugees the power of choice
World Vision-empowered savings groups are actively minimising the number of women who are vulnerable due to poverty...
World Vision farming classes transform refugees into serial entrepreneurs
Equipped with farming knowledge and skills and supported with vegetable seeds of tomatoes, green pepper and cassava...
Solving South Sudan’s hunger crisis by developing markets and boosting farmers’ productivity
“We have the working bulls, but having an ox-plough was a difficult thing for most of the local...
Grass preservation and crop farming enable communities to beat devastating effects of drought in Northern Kenya
By Martin Muluka, World Vision Communication Specialist, Kenya The drought in Northern Kenya has wreaked havoc on...
The culture of savings help transform lives of South Sudan’s families
“Promoting a savings program to a man with no job or any source of income is like...
Unconditional cash assistance brings relief to Monowara
“I was not a person with a physical disability at my earlier ages. One day , when I...
Comfort’s farmland experiences restoration
When the FMNR project got introduced to members of the community, 20 volunteers were trained as FMNR...
Thank you for your gift: East or west, home is best
Cizarina is among more than 215,000 South Sudanese refugees living in Adjumani district in Uganda. Most of...
Myanmar: A family’s strength shines in the face of financial struggles
San San is a mother of seven children who hopes her children’s education will enable them to pursue...
Tailor-made for success: Ruth and Esther learn life-changing skills
Ruth and Esther are part of a group of 5,000 young people supported by World Vision’s Urban...
Strengthening Mauritanian civil society organisations for local development
In cooperation with World Vision and the NGO Tenmya, the European Union initiated in 2016 a project...
Anahit's family, being involved in the Poverty Reduction Program, is already able to take care of her needs
Next to the wagon house, in a stone house, lives a family of four, who lived in a...
Georgette regained her only source of income!
On August 4th 2020, Georgette, 69, was sipping coffee with her friend in her tiny clothes store...
Family enjoys their warm house and plans for a better future with the help of World Vision
Araksya lives with her husband and two minor children. She is a housewife. She loves gardening and...
World Vision livelihood project brings hope to increase income and better health
A new livelihood project of World Vision Solomon Islands that aim to establish scalable pathways for an increase...
Rice farming in building more resilient communities
In just four months of its first 6 months of implementation, the Building Resilient Communities in Madang...
From fainting due to hunger, to owning a food business
Immaculee separated from her husband over 20 years ago. Raising 10 children all by herself, with no...
World Vision donates 57 million Emalangeni* worth of rice, with support from from Taiwan Government
True to its humanitarian mandate, World Vision Taiwan, through World Vision Eswatini, has donated 3,000 metric tonnes of...