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The Likimse Clean Water Project in southern Ethiopia is a wonderful example of how World Vision is directly helping at-risk communities. Now complete, the project has brought fresh, clean water to 64,000 people. Water pipelines, capped springs, ... Read more...
Transparency Award
World Vision has won the 2009 PWC Transparency Awards for the Not-for-profit sectorRead more...
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Hear from us: Pakistan
World Vision staff are on the ground in Pakistan responding to the floods. Read more...
Why we campaign and advocate change
When the world seems saturated with bad news, frustration can generate apathy. World Vision campaigns to keep real issues – and real solutions – in the public eye.
Ultimately, we aim to raise awareness and secure aid and funding for impoverished communities.
Money alone can't create sustainable change. To break the cycle of poverty, loans and spiraling debt, self-sufficient and smarter programs need to be adopted.
Long-term substantial change, like improvements in education, can have a ripple effect through a community’s standard of health, level of HIV and AIDS and income generation.
For the Millennium Development Goals to be realised, governments must ensure substantial and suitable aid and fair trade. Only then will the 8 goals be achieved, and today’s appalling worldwide disparity between standards of living be relieved.
Pakistan Floods
With flood waters reaching southern Pakistan, one million people were evacuated in the Sindh province. Mass camps are being set up in Karachi, Hyderabad and Jamshoro. Up to 20 million people are affected by flooding country-wide, according to the Pakistan Government.
