
Burkina Faso: Rebuilding Lives Through Empowerment!
Assèta, displaced by the security crisis, found hope and confidence through sewing courses organised by World Vision Burkina.
Burkina Faso
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World Vision Burkina Faso
World Vision began working in Burkina Faso in 2021 to help with the increasing needs caused by the ongoing crisis. We help children and their communities through integrated, multi-sectoral programs. We focus on improving child protection, WASH, health, nutrition, and livelihoods. World Vision do this through evidence-based interventions and by strengthening the social protection system.
World Vision assists individuals in need, regardless of their religious beliefs, race, ethnicity, or gender. We offer support to alleviate suffering and promote resilience. In addition, we are helping people affected by conflict and humanitarian crises, and our aim is to reach over 420,000 people, with 59% being children under 18.
World Vision works in Burkina Faso using a mix of direct and partnering operations. We work with trusted partners who are already helping the affected communities and have a good record of accomplishment. Our commitment is to reinforce – not replace – national and local systems as part of the partnership-building process.
We aim to assist our partners, including local governments and community organizations, by offering support in different areas. These areas include technology, organization, finances, and logistics.
We aim to ensure that we care for, protect, educate, and make all children feel loved. Our strategy is a promise to build brighter futures for vulnerable children in Burkina Faso.
Our Impact
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59,000
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Our Areas of Focus

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
In Burkina Faso, there is an increasing need for assistance with water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH).
This is due to several factors, including the worsening security situation, ongoing population

Food security and livelihoods
Climate changes and permanent population movements in the productive regions have resulted in a loss of livelihoods, a growing collapse in agro-silvopastoral production and pressure on natural

Protection, child participation and gender
Children are a particularly vulnerable group because of their increased exposure to various forms of violations of their rights.
We work with communities to stop abuse, exploitation, and violence

Health and nutrition
We want to help reduce the number of mothers and children who die by improving health and nutrition practices.
We want to ensure that mothers, newborns and children under five have access to quality