Middle East and Eastern Europe Regional Profile 2022

World Vision Zambia enjoys partnership and support from international Government donors. There is a long history of World Vision Zambia’s successful implementation of Government grants, with the first biggest grant running from 2005 to 2009.

Violence against children continues to rise at unacceptable rates in refugee settlements, with girls at increased risk. These cases of Joan and Sharon (not their real names) are a reflection of bigger child protection challenges that World Vision is addressing through its child protection interventions. With funding from Japan Platform, World Vision trained 360 community members in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement to identify root causes of violence against children and to actively participate in the process of finding solutions.

World Vision began its operations in Bhaluka in 2004 with a sponsorship programme. World Vision says goodbye to Bhaluka this year with 17 years’ worth of memories.

Por Julia Carrión, World Vision Ecuador

Over 1,368,426 people served by Ukraine Crisis Response as of July 2023; 667,171 of them were children.

In response to findings that prevalence of violence against children is high in the Philippines, the government recently launched their National Plan of Action to End Violence Against Children, which is strongly aligned with the WHO Global Plan of A

The COVID-19 pandemic is putting millions of children at heightened risk, and jeopardising their immediate and long-term health and well-being.

World Vision teams up with Save the Children to call on world leaders to take urgent action on promises to tackle undernutrition.