2015 Child Well-being Summary Report

The 2015 Child Well-being Report represents 60 country offices and draws on monitoring and evaluation data from more than 1,600 programmes implementing change for children globally: in child participation and protection, health and nutrition, early childhood development and literacy, and in other key areas of World Vision’s development, relief and advocacy work.

Highlights from 2015

• 1.48 million adolescents have benefited from World Vision programming
• 2.37 million people had access to clean water from an improved water source
• 160,342 acutely malnourished children under 5 were rehabilitated in World Vision programmes
• Education programmes are reaching 8,983,197 children in 55 countries

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• Target 1: Children report an increased level of well-being (ages 12-18)
• Target 2: Increase in children protected from infection and diseases (ages 0-5)
• Target 3: Increase in children who are well nourished (ages 0-5)
• Target 4: Increase in children who can read (by age 11 or end of primary schooling)

Learn more about World Vision's Child Well-being Reports.