Of the 689 million people around the world who live in extreme poverty, most are smallholder farmers whose livelihoods are vulnerable to economic uncertainties, weather, and shocks like natural disasters. And...

Millions of smallholder farmers want to change their circumstances but cannot seem to break out of extreme poverty. They not only lack skills and resources to make their farms more profitable but are also held back...

THRIVE—Transforming Household Resilience in Vulnerable Environments—focuses on family-level change and is proven to dramatically increase household incomes, resulting in stronger and more self-sufficient families....

Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is a simple, scalable, sustainable land management approach that empowers farmers to stop and reverse land degradation through regrowing trees on farmlands, on grazing...

Progress Report: Fiscal Year 2020 (October 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020)

THRIVE (Transforming Household Resilience in Vulnerable Environments) continues to deliver results as one of the building blocks of World Vision’s...

First-person stories from small business owners, farmers, and faith leaders in three African countries demonstrate the ways faith and biblical training can transform core beliefs to break cycles of poverty. Read the...

A report on World Vision's programs in Ethiopia found that microloan clients tend to eat more, send their children to school, rely less on health assistance, and have children with stronger psychosocial well-being.  ...

The Integrating Extremely Poor Producers into Markets Field Guide (Field Guide) is intended to provide the field-level practitioner with tools and applications to impact extremely poor households. The intended...

World Vision’s Gates Foundation-funded ProRenda project in Angola had a positive impact on production, marketing, and incomes of households. It was a model project for improving agricultural value chains in...