publication / Հոկտեմբեր 6, 2023
Nourishing Children: Menus for Recovery
A booklet of rehabilitation menus from 23 countries developed by World Vision staff and the communities they work in, using locally available, low-cost, nutrient-dense ingredients.
publication / Սեպտեմբեր 22, 2023
Nourishing Children: Menus for Recovery
A compilation of locally-contextualised menus from around the world, used to rehabilitate undernourished children in World Vision's Positive Deviance Hearth programmes.
publication / Հունվար 31, 2023
Impact of War on Ukraine's Children: A Child Protection Report
Child Protection Report on Ukrainian Children
publication / Մայիս 30, 2022
Ukraine Crisis Response SitRep#8- May 18 2022
There are now more than 14 million Ukrainian people who are displaced from their homes by ongoing conflict in the region. This is marked by over 3000 civilian casualties reported in the three months since the start of the crisis, including men, women, and children.
article / Փետրվար 15, 2023
Youth training in livelihood capacities for crisis-affected communities
Youg people were trained in various trades by World Vision in Burkina Faso, to enable them to bounce back from the shock of the conflict and improve their future work options.
publication / Հունիս 19, 2018
Responding to South Sudan's hunger crisis - May 2018
More than 565,000 people were reached in May 2018 through World Vision's response to conflict and food insecurity throughout South Sudan. The response team reached:
publication / Օգոստոս 23, 2023
Venezuela Crisis Response Update June 2023
"Hope without Borders" report: World Vision's Q2 2023 response to Venezuela Crisis. Covers crisis impact, actions in Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela. Migration due to multi-factor crisis. Food, services, employment, protection lacking. World Vision aided 1.9M+ since 2019, 60.4K in Q2 2023. Support for vulnerable Venezuelans via our efforts.
publication / Նոյեմբեր 28, 2023
RISING STORMS Climate impacts on conflict, community tensions, and hunger
This research uses field data from a survey of almost 3000 people in nine countries to hear from them how climate hazards are fuelling conflict, displacement, and food insecurity, in a wider range of contexts than commonly thought.