Our Approaches
Why our Livelihoods programmes work
Ending cycles of poverty is at the heart of our approach to helping the most vulnerable families lift themselves out of poverty for good.
Our work addresses the underlying causes of child poverty, food/nutrition insecurity, vulnerability to climatic events, and lack of access to markets and financial services. We help people build the knowledge, skills, and resources.
Our approaches ensure that:
• Children are well nourished and free of hunger;
• Families have resilient livelihoods, income, and assets
• Parents support their children’s education and have the financial resources to provide it
• Adolescents develop hope and skills for a productive future
Core Project Model
Building Secure Livelihoods
We focus on strengthening families’ ability to build a secure livelihood both on and off farm business enterprises in order to gain more nutritious food and a regular income to meet their children’s
Core Project Model
Savings for Transformation
Savings for Transformation is an approach being used by over six million active participants, many of whom are women, to facilitate savings and credit in a small-scale and sustainable way. This
Core Project Model
Microfinance
We work with community members to develop relevant skills for them to bring into the workplace. This not only provides a potential and sustainable livelihood for the future but also instils hope and
Core Project Model
Ultra-Poor Graduation
Our intensive two-year programme called ‘Ultra-Poor Graduation’ equips the most vulnerable families to be self-reliant once World Vision has moved on to help others. We provide access to temporary
Approach
Women's Economic Empowerment
Women's economic empowerment (WEE) is central to realising World Vision's mission 'for every child, life in all its fullness'. When women are stable financial contributors to a household, investments
