publication / August 1, 2024
Ensuring Children's Rights to Healthy Diets: The role of mandatory food regulation in creating healthy food environments
World Vision advocates for comprehensive mandatory food regulations and government standards for private sector engagement to create healthier food environments and diets for all children.
publication / August 19, 2024
ENOUGH Campaign | Brief
World Vision International Nepal has launched a three-year-long campaign to combat child hunger and Malnutrition. It is a part of a global effort launched on September 22, 2023, during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Focused on addressing the critical issues of hunger and malnutrition, the campaign aims to create a significant impact from local to global levels. By advocating for effective policy formulation and implementation, mobilizing resources, and engaging diverse stakeholders, ENOUGH seeks to ensure no child goes hungry.
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publication / July 30, 2024
Child Labour Assessment Report
Child labor remains a significant concern among Syrian refugees in southeastern Türkiye, particularly in the provinces of Urfa, Gaziantep, Kilis, and Hatay. It is crucial to understand the underlying factors driving this issue in order to develop effective solutions and support networks.
publication / August 5, 2024
Children's Advisory Groups - A Global Learning Brief by World Vision International
Children's Advisory Groups - A Global Learning Brief by World Vision International World Vision Albania World Vision Cambodia promising practices
publication / August 19, 2024
Unprecedented: The crisis for children and families in Sudan
Report by World Vision highlighting the Unprecedented hunger, mental health tragedy, and gender-based violence children and families in Sudan are currently facing
article / August 13, 2024
Families in Zaire Sensitised to be Pioneers in Child Protection
Isabel Nzinga is a beneficiary of the Child Education and Protection Project (ECPP) through the component All United for Early Childhood (TUPPI), implemented by World Vision Angola in the province of Zaire with funding from Azule Energy. As a young child, she went to live with an aunt, lacking the presence and affection of her parents. As a result of childhood neglect, when she grew up and became a mother, she did not feel the need for connection with her child, which made it difficult for her to understand the baby’s need for attention and affection.