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Wednesday, January 22, 2025

World Vision Niger : De l’Enseignement classique à une éducation à distance grâce à la technologie

Éducation, TICs et Intelligence artificielle : au Niger, les technologies innovantes permettent à de nombreux enfants de continuer à étudier malgré les conflits et les catastrophes, une reflexion de Maman Rabi Garba Alfa Bano, Manager Education World Vision Niger.

Rabi, Niger Education TP Manager

World Vision Niger : De l’Enseignement classique à une éducation à distance grâce à la technologie

Éducation, TICs et Intelligence artificielle : au Niger, les technologies innovantes permettent à de nombreux enfants de continuer à étudier malgré les...

Rabi, Niger Education TP Manager

World Vision Niger : From traditional teaching to distance learning using technology

Education, ICT and Artificial Intelligence: In Niger, innovative technologies are enabling many children to continue their studies despite conflict and...

Dialogue on nutrition with children of Zinder (Niger)

World Vision Niger organized a dialogue on nutrition with children of World Vision Zinder's intervention zones in the in the town hall of Dogo.

A young beneficiary happy with his harvest for the day

Market garden site transforms lives of IDPs in Niger

This article tells the story of the people of Garbey Kourou before and after the resilience project run by World Vision and its partner ADH. The internally...

World Vision Niger : the Maradi Integrated Resilience Project, a success story

This video tells Souley's story and the benefits he has gained from the resilience project run by World Vision Niger.

World Vision's impact on the lives of children in Niger

World Vision Niger's National Director talks about the impact the child-focused organisation is having in different areas such as child hunger and...

Meet Myriam, World Vision's first female driver in Niger

Myriam Dejean Lucien is the first woman to take on the challenge of holding a position that until now has only been entrusted to men. She shares her...

Rahanatou and her son Alhassan

In Niger, parents equipped to take better care of their children despite their disabilities

World Vision Niger organised training for parents of deaf and mute children to help them take better care of their children despite their disability. This...

2024 Greetings from World Vision Niger National Director

World Vision Niger National Director, M. Yves Habumugisha presents his 2024 greetings to the entire partnership.

Niger: NGOs warn further instability and sanctions could exacerbate humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable including women and children

In Niger, a country already affected by multiple crises, humanitarian NGOs are warning that further instability could strongly deteriorate the living...

2023 Greetings from World Vision Niger National Director

Message of World Vision Niger National Director for 2023

Halima weighing a child with the perimeter brachial

The homes of learning and nutritional recovery allow the recuperation of 1,256 malnourished children in the department of Guidan Roumdji in Niger

The homes of learning and nutritional recovery allow the recuperation of 1,256 malnourished children in the department of Guidan Roumdji in Niger

Providing clean water to the most vulnerable in Niger

Thanks to the borehole installed by World Vision in Salah, a village in Niger, young Saminiu no longer has to stop in the middle of a game to fetch water...

Sakina with the bag and desk she received from World Vision

Donation of school supplies and desks brings smiles and hope to Sakina and her classmates

Pour Sakina, le rêve de fréquenter l’école s’avère maintenant encore meilleur dans un environnement d’apprentissage confortable et entièrement équipé...

nasbatou and her animals

How Nasbatou got her joy back

Before joining a savings group, life was boring and difficult for Nasbatou, a mother of four –particularly after her divorce. Today, hers is one of 139...

the minister of territorial signing the protocol

World Vision renews collaboration with Niger Government for child well-being

World Vision's new strategy will allow us to further contribute to the well-being of the child, and will be a strategy that aligns with the protocol we...

Ending harmful practices: West African girls speak out

English As the 3rd African Girl Summit focusing on “Culture, Human Rights and Accountability; Accelerating End to Harmful Practices” starts in Niamey...

Awareness-raising meeting with the Social and Cultural Affairs Committee of the National Assembly to support the fight against neglected tropical diseases in Niger.

Collaborating to raise awareness and fight against neglected tropical diseases in Niger

Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) remain a significant challenge in Niger. In order to protect children and communities, it is critical to intensify...

a group of staff observing the prayer day by video conference

World Vision's team in Niger holds day of prayer to kick off 2022 fiscal year

On October 1st every year, World Vision organises a day of prayer in all its offices around the world. That day, which marks the end of the previous year...

Participants at the JCI and WV conference

World Vision celebrates World Humanitarian Day with the Junior Chamber International, Baobab University

To commemorate World Humanitarian Day, World Vision and UN OCHA in partnership with the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Baobab University, organised a...

Documentary: World Vision's contributions towards improving children's well-being in Niger

With more than 25 years of presence in Niger, World Vision supports the Government of Niger in its efforts to develop communities and respond to...

Maria uses the bucket she received for cooking

Non-food relief items help ease Maria's burden

Since May 2019, the Maradi region has been experiencing an influx of refugees from northwestern Nigeria. They are fleeing killings, abductions, and looting...

Adamou in the latrine equipped with a chair

Disability-friendly latrines bring relief to the most vulnerable refugees

Adamou, 51, was a victim of attacks in his village in Nigeria. Unfortunately his leg was broken in the attacks and as a result, he had to stop working...

Growing Sahelian apples helped Abdoulsalam stay close to his family

Growing Sahelian apples helped Abdoulsalam stay close to his family

As a solution to both the variability of harvests in the dry Sahel and a way to earn money, many Nigerien men often seek alternate and seasonal sources of...