Strengthen PSNP4 Institutions and Resilience (SPIR) is a Resilience Food Security Activity (RFSA) funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance. SPIR is implemented by World Vision, Care International, and Organization for Rehabilitation and Development in Amhara (ORDA), and has activities in two Ethiopian regions: Amhara and Oromia.

This is the September sitrep for the Venezuela Migration Crisis regional response.

This advocacy briefing developed by the BabyWASH Coalition provides messages for specific audiences on the importance behind a multi-sectoral approach and how to talk about it with key stakeholders. 

WASH is a significant part of World Vision's effort to enhance the well-being of children and communities around the world by addressing issues of poverty and injustice.

The aim of the East Africa Maternal Newborn and Child Health (EAMNeCH) Program has been to improve maternal, newborn and child survival, through health system strengthening and access to quality services, including health, hygiene and sustainable nutrition.

This Annual Report provides the impact of WV Afghanistan between October 2021 and September 2022.  During this period:  •    1,369,562 people, including 669,694 children, were reached; •    Over 90% decrease in the number of food insecure families adopting negative coping strategies, including sending their children to work, in our targeted areas; •    Access to clean drinking water increased from 24.5% to 59% for targeted households; •    More than 80% of children with acute malnutrition in our targeted areas became well-nourished; •    Girls' registration in Community-Based Education (CBE) classes increased from 5,833 to over 11,162; and •    13 child early forced marriage cases were resolved by the trained faith leaders.

Response to INGO Accountability Charter’s Independent Review Panel’s feedback on the 2011 Accountability Report

The Stories of Change show the life changing impact that World Vision's anti-trafficking programmes have had on individual lives over the years. These Stories of Change are supplementary reading materials to accompany the Smart Navigator Toolkit for use in World Vision youth clubs.

The design of health governance requires choices about normative frameworks, institutions, membership, leadership, resourcing and enforcement mechanisms. This paper outlines recommendations of ways in which health governance can be improved.