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Thursday, February 29, 2024

Frogs put a smile on children and mothers in rural Laos

Grilled or soup frogs with sticky rice for lunch puts a smile on the faces of Kanta and her 8-month-old daughter Vou. Frogs raising is not only a source of nutritious food for their family but also a good source of income.

World Vision launches multi-secctor area development programme in Pak Ou District

The Luang Prabang Provincial Rural Development Office and World Vision Lao PDR have agreed to implement a five year first phase of a multi-secctor area...

It’s lean, green, and full of protein: frog - the other, other white meat

In many parts of the world frog meat is seen as a delicacy. In some areas where World Vision works, it is one of the only sources of protein within reach...

Sisters help raise awareness on dangers of human trafficking

Suphalee, 16, and her elder sister have been active volunteers with World Vision for the past two years. They live in Heardokkeo village in Atsaphone...

Lao media tie in to combat human trafficking

Lao journalists from various media joined hands with international organisations to help combat labour trafficking in Lao PDR. The one-day workshop...

Riverweeds help change lives of women in Luang Prabang

As the main income-earner, Lao men traditionally never help women with their chores. Significant indications of their domestic roles are clearly...

World Vision Lao shows solidarity with the world’s poor

Thousands of Vientiane residents gathered to show their solidarity with the world’s poor by taking part in a mass walk around the Patuxay monument. The...

Disaster Reduction Day raises public awareness

World Vision is at the forefront together with the government and other organizations in raising public awareness on disaster risk reduction. During the...

The Story of World Vision Lao PDR

Learn about the long journey of World Vision's work in Lao PDR, building hope alongside communities since 1968.