Our current running grants projects
In Sudan, World Vision operations are funded through donations from private donors and public institutions (such as multilateral organisations), as well as United Nations and government agencies.
World Vision implements a combination of short-term emergency lifesaving projects, as well as multi-year projects across the four states of East Darfur, South Darfur, Blue Nile and South Kordofan. A few projects are implemented through consortiums, where World Vision is either the lead or the implementing agency.
Interventions target the most vulnerable displaced persons (both internally and refugees), members of the host communities and families returning to their homes, after years of being away largely due to conflict (commonly referred to as returnees).
Below is an outline of our current running and continuing projects:
Emergency- short-term (a maximum of a year):
Integrated General Food Distribution, Cash-Based Transfer, school meals for children, Food for Assets, and Community Nutrition Integrated Platform) in East and South Darfur
(1 January to 31 December 2020).
- Donor: World Food Programme (WFP).
Integrated Services in health, WASH, and food security and livelihoods (FSL) in Blue Nile State (until 31 July 2020).
- Donor: Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA).
Provision of integrated health ,nutrition, WASH and child protection services in South Darfur, targeting vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, host communities and returnees (until March 2020).
- Donor: UNICEF
Multi-year-projects (More than a year):
Multi-sectoral Emergency lifesaving response- integrating Health, WASH, Protection and livelihoods, targeting internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees and host communities in South Darfur, (until March 2021).
- Budget: US$3,535,960 (€3.2 million); Donor: ECHO
*Livelihoods project in South Darfur state, funded by the (October 2017- February 2022).
Budget: US$ 4,599,532; Donor: DFID
Livelihoods and agriculture infrastructure in South Darfur state, (June 2018- June 2021).
- Budget: US$ 11,750,000; Donor: KfW
Community Cohesion project in South Darfur, (January 2018- April 2020).
- Budget: US$ 659,000; CHF-UNDP
Building community resilience through improved agriculture in South Darfur
(September 2018- December 2020).
- Budget: US$ 1,826,000; Donor: BMZ
Building the resilience of Women and Children in protracted conflicts in Blue Nile state
(1 January 2019 -31 December 2021).
- Donor: Irish Aid
Consortium projects:
*Livelihoods project in South Darfur, Blue Nile and South Kordofan, (until 2022).
- Budget: US$ 1,822,000; Donor: DFID
Multi-sectoral and emergency response (health and nutrition) in South Kordofan funded (January 2019-July 2020).
- Budget: US$ 637,311; Donor: CHF-UNDP
Integrated food security and livelihoods to improve access to food security, WASH, health and nutrition services in East and South Darfur (January 2019- April 2020).
- Budget: US$ 2 million; Donor: CHF-UNDP
A single-year integrated WASH, food security and livelihoods project in South Kordofan
(until April 2020).
Resilience and Recovery projects:
Building the resilience of women and children in protracted crisis in Blue Nile, (January 2019- December 2020).
- Budget: US$ 262, 242; Donor: Irish Aid
Private funding (also known as Private Non-Sponsorship):
Small livestock restocking for conflict-affected and displaced persons, implemented in Blue Nile and South Kordofan, (November 2017- October 2020).
- Budget: US$ 400,000; funded by private donors through World Vision US
Improved community-based health and nutrition services in Darfur,
(1 January 2019- 31 December 2020).
- Budget: US$ 337,696; private donors through World Vision Germany
Fragile Context Special Fund:
- Budget: US$ 1,160,000
Our donors and partners include:
DRA Danish Relief Alliance
DFID Department for International Development
EC European Commission
ECHO European Union Civil Protection
GAC Global Affairs Canada
GoG Government of Germany
KfW German Development Bank
BMZ German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
Irish Aid Ireland Government
OCHA United Nations Office of Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
OFDA Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance
UNHCR United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund
WFP World Food Programme
WHO World Health Organisation
SHF/UNDP Sudan Common Humanitarian Fund- United Nations Development Programme
World Vision's projects are also funded through individual private donors who mostly fund our PNS projects.
*Project has been counted in different categories, but the same project.
We are still reminiscing over the just concluded European Commission-funded project
*EC funded agriculture project for smallholder farmers in Blue Nile state, was World Vision's largest funding for resilience and development type of project, implemented over a period of 5 years since 2015 until November 2019. Our deepest gratitude goes out to the European Union and its people for this long-term funding, whose lasting impact will be felt in the community of Blue Nile, for years to come.
Watch VIDEO that shows a glimpse of the impact of the project, documented on the last day of the annual farmers celebrations.