article / August 5, 2024
World Vision and Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK) Partner to Improve Child Well-being in Kenya
World Vision Kenya and the Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK) unite to enhance child well-being in Kenya, marked by an MoU signing on 22nd July 2024 in Nairobi.
article / August 22, 2024
Women in Kalobeyei, Turkana West, Embrace Kitchen Gardens to Improve Food Security and Resilience
Prolonged drought due to climate change and the porous security situation in northern Kenya resulting from conflicts over scarce pasture and water along the border of Kenya and South Sudan have forced women in Turkana West Sub-County to take the lead in livelihood diversification.
As the impacts of climate change continue to take a toll on communities in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs), the story of Lotukoi Lominyo—a 46-year-old widow from Oropoi village in Turkana County—serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need to build resilient communities. Lotukoi is visually impaired, having lost one eye, but her story continues to inspire many women.
publication / August 24, 2024
Liturgy Guide - Weekend of Prayer & Action Against Hunger 2024
Liturgy Guide - Weekend of Prayer & Action Against Hunger 2024
article / August 18, 2024
A Call to Focus on Smart Agriculture as WV Responds to Food Crisis in Zambia
The British Government has said the food and water crisis in Zambia is real and severe, requiring partners and farmers to immediately embrace smart agriculture, that can help households overcome the effects of drought.
Speaking during an interview with Demu School Young Journalists, British High Commissioner to Zambia’s Humanitarian Adviser, Stephen Gwynne-Vaughan said farmers would only thrive the effects of climate change effectively if they embraced smart agriculture.
publication / August 27, 2024
Actualización de la Respuesta Multipaís a la Crisis en Venezuela a junio de 2024
Informe Q2 2024: ‘Esperanza Sin Fronteras’ destaca la intensificación de la crisis migratoria en América Latina debido a la inseguridad alimentaria, violencia, desaceleración económica y cambio climático. Se priorizan sectores clave como protección, educación y nutrición para los migrantes, con un enfoque en la crisis venezolana. El reporte subraya necesidades urgentes y éxitos en las iniciativas humanitarias en varios países de la región.