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publication / avril 15, 2016

Women and Young Child Spaces-the WAYCS Model

Some of the most vulnerable groups after an emergency are women and children, many of whom are not be able to access services, are voiceless in community consultations and risk malnutrition disease and death.1 During conflict women and children are at an increased risk of violence, including rape

landing page / janvier 19, 2021

Financing the elimination of all forms of violence against children

publication / juin 16, 2019

How cash-based approaches affect nutrition outcomes: Case studies from World Vision cash programmes in Bangladesh and South Sudan

Cash and voucher programming (CVP) is a humanitarian intervention method used to help vulnerable populations meet their basic needs with flexibility and dignity.

This research case study, commissioned by World Vision, aims to contribute to the evidence and learning around how CVP contributes to nutritional outcomes for mothers and children. It does this by documenting lessons, recommendations and best practices emerging from World Vision cash-based programmes in two contexts: Bangladesh and South Sudan.

publication / mai 16, 2018

Responding to Somalia's Hunger Crisis - April 2018

A total of 115,811 people in crisis in Somalia were reached with World Vision's response in April 2018. KEY ACHIEVEMENTS:

publication / novembre 28, 2019

Ethiopia - October 2019 Situation Report

Crop condition: In Ethiopia, Meher crops that were planted in June and July, are favorable following timely and adequate moisture from Kiremt seasonal rains except in some parts of northern Afar and Somalia region. Currently, harvesting crops underway for sesame.