publication / February 26, 2024
2022 World Vision Vanuatu Impact Report
2022 World Vision Vanuatu Annual impact report
publication / September 29, 2023
PD Hearth Training of Facilitators Manual
World Vision Positive Deviance Hearth Training of Facilitators Manual
publication / January 18, 2024
Listening to Child Brides Research Report
A research study to identify the experiences, needs and agency of married adolescent girls and young women in Bangladesh, Mauritania, Nepal and Tanzania to inform recommendations on child marriage.
publication / May 23, 2023
One year on: Global Hunger Response
This is the 10th situation report and the first annual report released by the Global Hunger Response (GHR) detailing key concerns, impact (as of March 2023) for GHR's 28 countries of highest alert, and recounting lessons learnt and how these will shape the next year of the Response.
publication / October 21, 2021
Emerging Leaders Award Ansøgningsskema
Som en kristen humanitær organisation ser World Vision frem til en verden, hvor hvert barn oplever Jesu løfte om liv i al sin fylde.
publication / October 11, 2023
Listening To Brides
This report details the conditions and circumstances surrounding child marriage, why parents opt to marry off their underage girls, what challenges exist against eradicating child marriage, and possible strategies around these challenges.
publication / January 17, 2024
National Response to the Crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh | External SitRep#3
From the very beginning of the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh and first flow of arrivals of forcibly displaced population, WV Armenia immediately has established Response teams at national and regional levels and the staff is already engaged in relief actions.
video / February 17, 2023
JWG Children Online Safety
Essential Tips for Children, Parents and Caregivers on Staying Safe on the Internet
Over the recent years, internet access in the occupied Palestinian territory has increased exponentially and as a result, Palestinian children are now spending more time online than ever before. The COVID-19 pandemic, with school closures and the development of online learning approaches, has accelerated this trend.
While the internet creates huge opportunities for children in terms of education and entertainment, it also generates serious risks. Cyberbullying and other forms of peer-to-peer violence are a constant risk on social media or instant messaging platforms. Many websites and social media platforms do not do everything they should to protect children from being exposed to sensitive material, pornography, hate speech and violent content. Some companies have also adapted their marketing to target children, leading to excessive time online that negatively impacts their family and social lives.
But simple measures can keep children safe online. For Safer Internet Day, several children are sharing their tips and advises for children and for their parents on how to stay safe on the internet. Watch the below videos and check our Facebook page for more information.
https://youtu.be/k1-OcdFxQjc
https://youtu.be/MekO3IH4h4w
https://youtu.be/mcGojULRAec
https://youtu.be/mwIRRalIZac
https://youtu.be/Enda_eAqc0w
https://youtu.be/E7s9i1pbWy8
https://youtu.be/BvJqlBuQ3yU
https://youtu.be/l9MlPL4c-VI
https://youtu.be/BR1lvWT-IoM
https://youtu.be/qXS6ELTiyrQ
publication / June 16, 2022
The Caregiver Homeschooling Instruction Program: Mitigating the effects of COVID-19 on literacy in Malawi
Between the mid-2000’s and early 2020, Malawi greatly improved access to education, reaching a net primary school enrolment rate of over 90%. The dropout rate for primary education has also improved significantly from 11.7% in 2009 to 3.2% in 2018