Yemen ranks as the third most vulnerable country to climate change and is poorly equipped to address its impacts.

World Food Programme is World Vision's #1 partner and WFP's #1 partner is World Vision. This infographic shares facts and figures that celebrate our continued partnership and commitment to supporting the world's most vulnerable.

ENOUGH Report: Learn how World Vision fights child hunger in South Asia & Pacific. Discover youth-led solutions & our impact on nutrition policy.

At World Vision, we have been partnering with World Food Programme for more than 30 years. In FY 2021, we reached more than 11.5 million people across 31 countries together demonstrating our shared commitment to supporting the world's most vulnerable children.

At World Vision, we have been partnering with World Food Programme for more than 30 years. In 2020, we reached more than 12 million people across 29 countries together demonstrating our shared commitment to supporting the world's most vulnerable children.

‘Where is my mommy?’ ‘How am I going to feed my children?’ ‘Where will we live now?’ These are just a few of the emotion-packed questions that World Vision has answered thousands and thousands of times over the past five years as we have responded to the tremendous human suffering caused by the d

World Vision Somalia and World Food Programme (WFP) have signed an agreement that will increase collaboration between the two organisations.

Andrew Morley, World Vision International President & CEO, said: “We partner with the WFP in many of the world’s toughest places, where the meal children receive through our school feeding programme is often their only source of nutrition.

World Vision has been the principal funding recipient of the Global Fund’s Tuberculosis (TB) Control programme in Somalia since 2005, partnering with the Ministry of Health and other implementing partners to deliver TB control and support services across Somalia and Somaliland.