Digital tools have transformed humanitarian services and aid delivery significantly in recent years. Humanitarian operations use more digital tools each year collecting, analysing, sharing and storing ...

This summary highlights the impacts of conflict on children, key challenges faced by households, humanitarian assistance, market access and financial service conditions, suggested solutions and future ...

by Naw Phoebe, Advocacy and Communications Director, World Vision International Myanmar I was outside having lunch when the ground under my feet shook violently. I wondered if I was feeling dizzy? But ...

In this powerful speech, Mafolofolo , a youth representative from Pitseng, expresses heartfelt gratitude to World Vision for the new child-friendly, Child and Gender Protection Unit Police station and ...

The Senior Assistant Police Commissioner of Leribe, Khethang Tenane explained that in 2016, World Vision signed an agreement ...

World Vision provides cash transfer to meet the needs of most vulnerable children, their families and communities. Cash provides immediate access to life saving goods and services, such as food, water ...

Nearly 90% of people interviewed see climate change as a serious threat to their communities More than 60% of people said climate shocks are creating more conflict in their communities. In Syria and ...

In response to the global hunger crisis, World Vision has been conducting an annual food price survey since 2021, monitoring both year-on-year fluctuations in food prices, as well as comparing the ...

This annual review of World Vision’s humanitarian efforts, illustrates the profound impact we achieved together in a year of historic challenges and change. In FY24, the humanitarian landscape ...

The Nutrition Dialogues is a global initiative launched in August 2024 by World Vision International and the 4SD Foundation, and supported by a variety of partners. By December 31, 2024, more than ...

GUÉRÉDA, Chad — The conflict in Sudan has created one of the largest child displacement crises in the world, fracturing families and forcing countless children to flee alone into neighbouring Chad.

A refection by Margarettha Siregar, Senior Manager - East Asia Regional Humanitarian & Emergency Affairs (edited by Annila Harris)Boxing Day It was Sunday morning of December 26th, 2004. I was ...