Every child is promised of a resilient, sustainable future

Children will be empowered to participate and advocate for climate action through various platforms such as children consultations, national/ international forums, child-led street plays, rallies, campaigns, and child journalism on climate change.

Communities are introduced to and assisted to access clean energy and energy-efficient applications at household and community levels, including alternative cooking energy for rural communities.

This includes the regeneration of degraded forest lands, community lands, farmlands and mangroves through our project models and community-led ecosystem-restoration solutions such as Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) and Regreening Communities.

World Vision is replicating climate-smart agriculture across its programmes, especially in communities experiencing the impact of the climate crisis. This approach attempts to improve agricultural productivity and increase adaptation to climate change. Where possible, it also helps to reduce the practices that have negatively contributed to climate change. 

Water management through rainwater harvesting includes the construction of small check dams, community ponds, farm ponds and the installation of rooftop rainwater harvesting systems. This solution helps to improve surface and ground water availability in water-scarce areas.

World Vision partners with vulnerable children, families, and communities to reduce their exposure to climate risks through a community-led approach to disaster risk management. When disasters hit, we rapidly respond to provide urgent life-saving assistance and support the recovery of disaster-affected populations. To complement our community-based approach, we promote ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction strategies (e.g. early warning system, habitat restoration, soil conservation) that serve as nature-based solutions to disaster risk in some of the most vulnerable communities.