“We all witnessed in 2022, how the lives especially those of children and youth were affected directly by critical events. They have experienced the psychological, social, and economic effects of the humanitarian crisis of
Children’s wellbeing is at the heart of World Vision’s work in Albania, spread across three key sectors, in protection and social inclusion, youth activism and building secure livelihoods via economic development
The Vision for Vulnerable Youth Initiative (VVYI) aims to increase the social agency, skill acquisition, and economic empowerment of 14-29-year-old female and male adolescents and youth, in and out of school living in
Youth Ready (YR) is World Vision’s signature Positive Youth Development (PYD) project model (see Annex 5). It is an adaptable and holistic approach that equips young people to be healthy, productive and socially engaged as
For over 47 years, World Vision has worked to nurture Palestinian children, improve their resilience and bring them hope. Combining development, relief and advocacy programmes, World Vision ensures that children, especially
World Vision continues to fight on the frontline along with the government of Malawi and other developmental partners and stakeholders in the implementation of interventions to ease the burden of Malaria, HIV and TB in Malawi
The Urban Thinkers Campus (UTC) is an initiative of the World Urban Campaign driven by UN-Habitat to provide an open space for critical exchange between urban researchers, professionals, and decision-makers who believe that
Short summery of World Vision's work and outreach in the communities of Georgia.
Young people in the Asia pacific region play an important role as agents of change in their homes and communities. World Vision's goal is that adolescents, especially the most vulnerable, transition well into adulthood as
#children, #youth, #teachers in 23 schools across Albania in Tirana, Kamza, Durrës, Kavaja, Kurbin, and Lezha were involved in the “Building resilience and preparedness skills through DRR and school community engagement”
Ensuring inclusive education in Armenia in VET sector
Description of current situation and solutions to existing problems
The necessity for enforcement of inclusion and the Armenian agenda in VET sector
'This study was
The project “Youth for Human Rights in Albania” implemented by World Vision Albania and the organization SEEYN supports the youth of civil society organizations to be active promoters in the protection of human rights
We finalized an initial research study on youth engagement and voluntarism. This study served as a baseline and measure of the extent to which youth engage in the human rights initiatives of CSOs. The study covered knowledge
Youth RESOLVE 2 is the continuation of a project funded by the European Union, through the European Union’s Regional Trust Fund, the “EU MADAD” fund, and carried out by World Vision, UTOPIA, DPNA and GAME. The goal of the
This survey reveals root causes of unemployment among Armenia's youth.
The unemployment rate among youth aged 15-35 comprises 70%. The young people studying at school, vocational and higher education institutions comprise a
This Report presents the findings of the Survey on identification of the skills needed in agrarian sector in Lori, Gegharkunik and Ararat regions of Armenia and is prepared within “EU4Youth – SAY YES Skills for Jobs” project
World Vision in partnership with the government of Uganda is implementing a Strengthening School –Community Accountability for Girls Education (SAGE) project under the DREAMS Innovation Challenge. The Determined, Resilient
The Government of the Republic of Uganda banned corporal punishment in 2006, but despite this, corporal punishments continue in schools. There is a general view that in order to eradicate harmful punishment in schools, it is
Youth Development Programme - Technical Overview (Nepali)
Youth Development Programme - Technical Overview
IMPACT and SKYE clubs are groups of young people who meet together each week to identify community problems, brainstorm, plan and implement community service and social enterprise projects. Adolescents and youth undertake
ART program was funded by the government of Australia, and it was designed based on the World Vision’s prior three years’ experience in the region in anti-trafficking area. Until February 2014 the main focus of the program
