Overview of World Vision's programmes in South Darfur state
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World Vision started operations in South Darfur state in 2004. Along with other like-minded organisations in South Darfur, World Vision is responding to the short-term and long-term needs of the most vulnerable children through relief, recovery and resilience projects.
We implement multiple types of short-term and long-term support to internally displaced persons, refugees and host community population, as well as returnees. Our interventions range from livelihoods assistance, food and cash assistance, clean water and sanitation, child protection, youth and women empowerment, as well as peace-building.
By 2025, World Vision hopes to have directly contributed to the well-being of over a million vulnerable children through both humanitarian and resilience programmes.